The RPG Backlog
The RPG Backlog
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What a 180 Travis and Prof have experienced with Bastion. From hesitation to hell yeah, the duo remark on what makes Bastion stand out so many years after launch.
Trav and Prof turn a 180 on their feelings for Bastion. It's got a lot that helps the game stand up on its own two feet. It's pretty freaking good! Now, maybe more than ever, it's important to turn to our backlogs and enjoy what we have and not
Travis and Prof dig into Bastion...and come away with some comparisons to Hades. Here, they discuss the first 5-6 sections of the game.
Travis and Prof are back for a new arc: Bastion from Supergiant Games. Here, they dig into the general facts of the game and discuss their history with Supergiant Games' games.
Prof, Tom, and Travis move through the Jade Passge, into Pandemonium, and take on the Emporer (again)! Thus ends our excellent time with Final Fantasy 2!
Prof, Travis, and Tom delve into Mysidia, Leviathan, and Cyclone. Oh my! The trio is getting close to the end game!
Tom, Travis, and Prof dig back into Final Fantasy 2 and talk Leila, Dragoons, Deist, the Coliseum, and retaking Castle Fynn!
Prof, Tom, and Travis sled through the drifting snow of the Snow Cavern skate all the way to the Dreadnought and destroy it!
Prof, Tom, and Travis dive into Final Fantasy 2 proper, discuss the game's neat leveling system, and decide if the key word system should live or die.
Prof, Tom, and Travis are back at it--this time tackling Final Fantasy 2 (Pixel Remaster) together. In this episode, they prime the pump by figuring out what the game's all about, who made it, and what they're in for playing through this (maybe
Prof, Tom, and Travis dig into the final sections of Final Fantasy 1--the Flying Fortress, the Tower of Mirage, and the Temple of Chaos. Then, they reflect on the whole journey checking out the first entry in a beloved RPG series.
Prof, Tom, and Travis dig further into Final Fantasy 1: Citidel of Trials, Class Promotions, the Sunken Shrine, and the Kraken.
Prof, Travis, and Tom tackle Mt. Duergar, The Cavern of the Earthn, Mt. Glug, and Marilith!
Travis, Tom, and Prof dig into the first 6 "chapters" of Final Fantasy 1 and find A LOT to love about this glassic gem.
Join ProfPlaysGames as he plays through Dragon Quest 3 HD2D, an hour at a time, in real time! As he plays, he reads text, describes scenes, and comments on gameplay.
Larry, Travis, and Tom are back for another arc. This time, it's Final Fantasy 1 via The Pixel Remasters. Here, we dive into the development history and background of the Final Fantasy 1 and it's place in RPG history--along with our experience
After ~15 months, ProfPlaysGames has finally finished Final Fantasy XVI. The game began and ended on such highs--with some slow parts in the middle. Overall, an incredible experience, and he shares why he thinks so in this podcast.
Prof spends some time with a gem from his backlog...Yakuza: Like a Dragon. Six hours in, he's hooked--even though the game is like 85% cutscene so far! Ichiban, Dragon Quest references, and a yakuza taking the fall for another yakuza--oh my!
Prof, Anthony, and Tom finish Final Fantasy Adventure and share their thoughts. Were they so OP at the end that the final bosses were trivial? Perhaps!
Prof, Anthony, and Tom return to dig into exploring Final Fantasy Adventure's overworld.
This week, Prof, Anthony, Travis, and Tom dive back into Final Fantasy Adventure for a little...human sacrifice?
ProfPlaysGames and friends Anthony, Tom, and Travis dig further into Final Fantasy Adventure and find out lovely things about a chocobo.
ProfPlaysGames, Tom, Anthony, and Travis dive into the first chunk of Final Fantasy Adventure, going from the start of the game to the town of Wendell (first visit). Along the way, they find keys, lose mattocks, and learn how the developers of
ProfPlaysGames is joined for this podcast arc by returning guests Anthony and Travis and by newcomer Tom. Tom's chosen the RPG we're all playing from our backlog for this discussion: Final Fantasy Adventure. It has a huge manual: Final Fantasy
Sometimes, RPGs in the backlog aren't something you'll finish. Sometimes, you just want a taste. So it was for me with Yakuza 0--I just wanted to see what this Kazuma Kiryu was all about in advance of eventually tackling Yakuza: Like a Dragon i
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