The Economy
Rob and Patrick share a tale of two struggles: trying to sell a home and trying to buy strawberries amidst one of the weirdest economies of their lifetime.
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This Week at Remap
More wheel spins, albeit probably with less grand strategy this time.
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Remap Recommends, Volume XVIII
A story about a fucked up family trying to make it work, a drama about a demonic but loving car, and a revolution best seen in 70mm IMAX.
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This Week at Remap
We've got a fun week ahead, featuring Sports!, some R.E.P.O., the return of The Wheel, and more!
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Halloween Horrors
Rob and Patrick reminisce about time spent being scared to approach houses while trick-or-treating as kids and wonder what they should do with their own homes.
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One of 2025's Best Games, And Roger, Is About God, Love, and Loss
A conversation with Yona, the designer behind And Roger, about why he decided to make a video game about making peace with saying goodbye.
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This Week at Remap
Lotta balls, lotta podcasts, the return of Danika, lotta streams.
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This Week at Remap
Danika is still here, alongside our desire to finally become empress.
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Only in Dreams
Rob and Patrick explore the fine line between hyperfixation and joyful obsession when it comes to video games that go beyond simply capturing our attention.
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This Week at Remap
This week, we're walking down the Road to Empress.
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Updating Priors
It's only a few weeks and change into the new season of the NFL, but it's incredibly hard to tell who is bad and who is good. Maybe that's fun, though?
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Remap Recommends, Volume XVII
A song celebrating house parties (and melodies), yet another good Apple TV+ show, and a second endorsement for betting on horses.
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This Week at Remap
More horror stories from Rob's house, another set of Baby Steps, the return of an old friend on the podcast, and more.
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This Week at Remap
A return to The Bear, one more spin of The Wheel, and trying to take more Baby Steps.
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Eternal Dilettantism
What's the difference between "respecting your time" and "developing expertise"? Rob and Patrick try to navigate the recent difficulty in games discourse within their own lives.