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Teenagers can be cruel. Teenagers can be kind. Teenagers do a lot of things. They're also, apparently, pretty good at navigating inter-dimensional rifts and the unfinished business of troublesome Radio Ghosts. Sound interesting? Yeah, Oxenfree rules. Hear us talk about it, right up there. By clicking play. We promise you won't be mad. And if you are, that's your deal. You do you, and if "you" is "mad," then own it. Get Oxenfree here, if you haven't already. Follow us on Twitter. Or iTunes. Or both.

Matt and David tackle a Herculean task: traveling around the world in under eighty calendar days. It's not easy. In fact, this game is pretty difficult. But it's challenging in a stimulating, exciting way. The question is: does David even like it? That's what you'll find out. Get in here and listen, bud. Get in here. We've got a Twitter, an iTunes, a Stitcher, all that stuff. Subscribe. Rate. Review. Take action. Tell us what you think. Especially on Twitter. Might as well start becoming our friend. We're fun, darn it.

This week, Matt and David played the long-anticipated and already-quite-discussed Firewatch. I'm sure you've already heard of it, and if you haven't, then you should probably find a more reputable and attractive news source. But hey. Either way, we're glad you're here, and we're glad you're listening. This game's about radios, about relationships, about sadness, about mental states, and maybe even about the modern appeal of polyamory. Yeah. It's about a lot. Because it's about a couple really complex humans talking to each other in the wilderness. If you want to play Firewatch, you sure can. It's right here. Subscribe on iTunes. Do it. Follow us on Twitter. Really. Do it.

Matt and David play an autobiographical internet love story, complete with folders, selfies, and MMORPG romance. Matt even shares a couple similar personal experiences. Download Cibele here, if you're curious about this thing Nina Freeman has created. And be sure to play Undertale for the show on November 30th. You can get that on Steam, or at THIS WEBSITE. Subscribe on iTunes, you nerd. Or just follow us on Twitter.

This is one of the first episodes where Matt and David truly disagree about something fundamental. We Know the Devil boasts a lot of things, but they're not everyone's cup of tea. Find out who doesn't like this game. FIND OUT BY LISTENING. Subscribe to us on iTunes, too. Why not? Or just hit up our Twitter. You can find We Know the Devil here, for the wonderful price of $6.66. I love that.

Jacob and David tackle Frictional's latest spook-em-up, just in time for Halloween. I think my least favorite thing about Halloween these days is how many really, really, really good horror games there are. SOMA stood out, both in the realms of newness and narrative.