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Published by Jorge Albor, Scott Juster, Experience Points
A weekly show from the authors of ExperiencePoints.net. Each episode we will have an in depth conversation on a particular video game related topic.
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We're closing out the summer with a few fun diversions ahead of the incoming GTA-inspired fall tsunami. A clever run based and rabbit based game has caught my eye, while Jorge is grappling with his mortal shell(s). Finally, I got some new hardware and apparently have strong opinions on wireless communication standards.
Lower the blast doors and grab a weapon, this week on the podcast we tackle the games that breach pop culture containment. From Fortnite to Mortal Kombat , we explore why some games crack into a wider zeitgeist above and beyond what most games can achieve. Show notes: - Music by Brad Sucks
It's time to take trip! We'll start by heading to the fae realm to match tiles and ponder post-modern semiotics. Next, we take a walk; a big walk full of puzzles. And our final destination? An exclusive island full of lush vegetation, amazing views, and a host of extremely dangerous prehistoric creatures.
This week on the EXP Podcast we travel from cozy post-apocalyptic life-sims full of bizarre grass creatures, to firey hot opera performances, and even to the far reaches of space. It's a Nintendo Retro sandwich this week with Pokémon Pokopia, Star Fox, and Parasite Eve!
This week we try to chase away the dreadful news by talking about a handful of delightful games. We all need some whimsical artistry, upbeat musical wackiness, and fourth-wall breaking pixel punk sensibility in our lives right about now.
Hardware is more expensive, games are more expensive, and not there are even fewer studios making them. Bad news is in air this week as the games industry is dealing with some data-center constrained realities. This week we try to hunker down through it all! Show Notes: Music by Brad Sucks
We are back and overflowing with game news! The video game summer Santa himself, Geoff Keighley, has come to town and left behind some shiny new trailers and announcements for all of us good kids. Whether you like first person horror or games or have really been craving a new Gitaroo Man, it has been a packed few weeks. Join us as we try to unpack a small portion of it!
It's time to find out what's truly more horrifying: ghosts or a hundred blue balls flying at your face! This week on the EXP Podcast, we debrief on the recent remake of Fatal Frame 2 and Saros, a highly-anticipated follow-up to Returnal . We also have a sparkly new domain to find us at in the future! Show Notes: - Music by Brad Sucks
I have ventured into movie theater, with my family no less, and have lived to tell the tale. I couldn't escape The Super Mario Galaxy Movie's gravitational pull. How did my wallet and my psyche fare? You'll have to be the judge as we discuss both that movie and a couple other big transmedia happenings in the video game world.
We are back with our 800th (numbered) episode! This week on the show, we celebrate the only way we know how - talking about video games. This time we round out the Polaris List with debrief on Slay the Spire and Outer Wilds , then go for a ride with Donkey Kong Bonanza and Pragmata . A heartfelt thanks to everyone who has been listening to us over the years. We see you and we appreciate you! Show Notes: Music by Brad Sucks
We couldn't let March pass us by without doing our annual Journey debrief! We're well over a decade of debriefs on this game and it's very much become a symbol in my year. Forget about New Year's Eve; my year hasn't truly begun until I've made the trek up the mountain and talked about it with Jorge.
Won't someone think of the children!? This week on the EXP Podcast we open up a loot box and discover both misguided and righteous regulatory attention. And here I was hoping for a Switch 2. Show notes: - " PEGI Revises its age ratings ," via Game Developer - " Valve argues mystery boxes are 'widely used' in the tangible world ," via Game Developer - Music Brad Sucks
This week, we talk about Microsoft's rumblings about their next console and how Sony is rumored to be staying far away from those tremors. But what will it all mean in thousands of years? Perhaps some far-future technology will be able to piece together our console war in the way that we piece together Roman board games today.
We are back this week with two very different animal-themed video games: one about the trauma of war and dark magic inflicted on children... and the other about cats and butts! Join us for a debrief on two long-awaited games, neither of which you should play with your kids. Show notes: - Music Brad Sucks
Could it be that the reason this was so late in posting was because I got obsessed with Overwatch and finally launched by esports career? No; just boring life stuff getting in the way. If only I had another multiplayer live service game to motivate me, one with wacky robots and cartoonish characters. And I'm not talking about Fortnite, although Epic and Microsoft most certainly are. Yes it's another week of palace intrigue in the world of video games and we are here to further add to the whispers while we await some of 2026's large releases.
For the past four years Polaris, a non-profit group of game designers, have been polling luminaries in the field to create possibly the most important Top 10 list of video games - not of the best games, no, but the most inspiring. This week on the podcast, we walk through the 10 most influential games of all time! Show notes: - The Polaris List - Music from Brad Sucks
As we slowly come out of our winter slumber (or perhaps stupor?) it's time to take stock of the year ahead of us. It still feels like everything is orbiting around the massive and erratic gravitational force that is GTA 6, but there are hints and whispers about what else may be in store for us. Stylish bullet hell, horror, and maybe even a wacky walking sim have all caught our eye, as has the ever-present potential pleasant surprise.
This week on the show we take one last look at the games of 2025 that wowed, surprised, and inspired us. While these great games didn't make our best games of 2025 list, we can't fully embrace the year ahead until we give each of these gems a proper shout-out. Show Notes: - Music by Brad Sucks
We did it; we put one foot in front of the other and reached the summit of 2025. And what did we find at the top? The best games of the year, of course! This week, Jorge and I recap our personal top three and reflect on the themes of the year. And to you, the listener: Thank you so much for joining us this week and throughout the year!
Grab a champagne glass, take your seats, and get your hands ready for applause it's time, once again, for the annual Gamey Awards! This year we've got Dinos, Donkeys, Daddys, and so much more. We hope you enjoy another low-stakes review of a year full of great games and great husbands. Show Notes: Music from the Claire Obscur: Expedition 33 Official Soundtrack and Brad Sucks
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