Dads Game Review

What's up kids! This week, Paul and Josh set sail into the psychological nightmare that is Layers of Fear 2! Creepy mannequins, disappearing hallways, a director with serious control issues, and a story that makes about as much sense as Josh giving directions. Is it a brilliant horror experience or just two dads wandering around a haunted cruise ship wondering what the hell they're supposed to do next? Grab a drink, leave the lights on, and join us as we break down the scares, the insanity, and

What’s up, Kids! Paul and Josh are diving into High on Life 2—the only game where the guns talk more trash than we do. Expect bizarre aliens, questionable decisions, and enough chaos to make us wonder who approved either of us to save the universe.

Hey, Kids! Paul and Josh are stepping into the rat-infested nightmare of A Plague Tale: Innocence (Paul) & Requiem (Josh). Join us as we dodge the Inquisition, protect little Hugo, and discover how medieval France apparently didn’t believe in pest control!

What's Up, Kids! Paul and Josh are talking about The Fall of Quantic Dream and how they gave us masterful games like Heavy Rain, Beyond and Detroit. Then proved choices really do have consequences and after Spellcasters flopped, management planned layoffs and left Star Wars Eclipse trapped in the longest QTE ever. #QuanticDream #Gaming #DadsGameReview

Hey Kids! Josh and I are talking about Moss—the heartwarming story of a brave little mouse forced to save an entire kingdom because all the qualified adults were apparently busy. We discuss Quill’s adorable adventures, clever puzzles, gorgeous world, and our repeated attempts to prove that two grown men can be outsmarted by a game featuring a mouse with a sword. Quill may be tiny, but she carries this adventure—and occasionally our dignity—on her back. Listen now at Dad’s Game Review! #Moss #Dad

What's up, Kids! Josh and I hit the streets in The Precinct, determined to clean up the city one traffic ticket, car chase, and wildly unnecessary use of police resources at a time. Josh tries to uphold the law while I discover that a badge is basically permission to drive terribly with the sirens on. Then, in the middle of recording, my living-room TV decided to come off the wall—because apparently the real crime was how poorly that thing had been mounted. Protect and serve? We mostly crashed,