Remap Recommends, Volume XIII
A new parasocial relationship, trickster cards, and tossing a digital yoyo.
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A Little More Poison in Your System
For those in Los Angeles, it was impossible to separate the culture from the games. At home, it was a different story. Rob and Patrick discuss the demonization of cities, the reality of living in perceived chaos, and more.
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Measuring Success
A conversation between Rob and Patrick that somehow ties together the NBA playoffs and how our parents tried to judge whether we were successful kids.
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Killing Time
Rob has found himself in a Balatro hole, but in talking to Patrick, realizes it's a hole he wants to escape in a life full of quiet and easy escapes.
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Remap Recommends, Volume XII
A taste of mechs, a trip to a school full of demons, and one of the most beautiful board games you'll ever play.
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The "Right" Way to Play
Rob and Patrick reminisce about an earlier era—in games, in their lives—when they often played games only because PC Gamer told them to.
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Deep Cuts
Rob and Patrick explore the strange detours their favorite developers have made over the years.
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Remap Recommends, Volume XI
Ethically compromised rehearsals, Hollywood Kool-Aid, and...well, Netrunner.
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The Bell Keeps Ringing
The adventures of middle age are not always pleasant, especially as our bodies begin to fail us.
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Returning to The Last of Us
The TV adaptation of one of Waypoint's longest podcasts ever is almost there.
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Remap Recommends, Volume X
A way to avoid panic, a stylish fashion magazine, and, of course, a board game.
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New System, Old Me
Whenever faced with a clean hard drive and a new video card, Rob reaches for his personal benchmark games.
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A Grand Unified Theory of Suits and Suits LA
They're different shows united by the same problem.
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Remap Recommends, Volume IX
A nod to the (dare)devil, picking a new head of the church, and trying to pronounce Gquuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuux.
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Keep Driving, Until You Don't
The indie hit Keep Driving has Rob and Patrick pondering a question: when you were in your first accident, what was the phone call like with your parents?