4 Episodes [FULL GAME] | 7 hours, 35 mins. | Aired Sun. Apr. 11th, 2021 "DOES BULLET TIME HAVE TO ADHERE TO DAYLIGHT SAVINGS?" Rick, Flux, and Topsy dive into Remedy Entertainment's legendary noir shooter Max Payne, expecting hard-boiled action, stylish bullet time, and enough slow-motion gunfights to make every hallway feel like an action movie. What they don't expect... ...is that nearly every criminal in New York appears to have graduated from the Royal Academy of Overacting. From the very first firefight, the trio becomes hopelessly distracted by the game's wonderfully exaggerated death screams. Every encounter somehow manages to top the last, turning intense shootouts into uncontrollable laughter as gangsters fling themselves across rooms while delivering performances that deserve their own curtain call. Of course, there's still plenty of Max Payne to enjoy. Rick, Flux, and Topsy battle through subway stations, abandoned buildings, and the city's criminal underworld while roasting the game's melodramatic narration, comic book presentation, and wonderfully early-2000s charm. GAME BIO: Released in 2001 by Remedy Entertainment, Max Payne revolutionized third-person shooters with its cinematic "bullet time" mechanic, graphic novel storytelling, and gritty neo-noir atmosphere. Players follow undercover detective Max Payne as he battles New York's criminal underworld while seeking revenge for the murder of his family. The game remains one of the most influential action titles of its generation.

1 Episode | 1 hour, 22 mins. | Aired Wed. April 14th, 2021 "REMEMBER THAT EPISODE WHERE MULDER KICKED THAT WAITRESS IN THE *%^# TO DEATH?" Join the rare team of Rick, Pickles, Topsy, and Johnny Cylon as they investigate one of gaming's strangest forgotten survival horror titles: The X-Files: Resist or Serve. The adventure gets off to an unforgettable start when Mulder strolls into a quiet roadside diner... and immediately does something so horrifying to a waitress that the entire gang is left wondering if they somehow skipped several chapters. Thankfully, the situation becomes a little more understandable moments later, but not before one of the funniest cold opens in recent memory. As Mulder and Scully investigate a series of grisly murders, it quickly becomes obvious that Resist or Serve borrowed far more than a few ideas from Resident Evil. Fixed camera angles, creepy laboratories, inventory puzzles, shambling monsters, and B-movie horror all combine into a surprisingly faithful love letter to Capcom's survival horror formula, only wrapped in FBI credentials and paranormal conspiracies. The four riff relentlessly on the game's wonderfully awkward dialogue, early-2000s presentation, and increasingly ridiculous situations while uncovering a forgotten licensed game that's far more entertaining than anyone expected. The truth is out there. Apparently, so are zombies. GAME BIO: Released in 2004 for PlayStation 2, The X-Files: Resist or Serve is a survival horror adventure developed by Black Ops Entertainment. Featuring the voices and likenesses of David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson, the game reunites FBI agents Fox Mulder and Dana Scully in an original story that blends paranormal mystery with classic Resident Evil-style gameplay, including fixed camera angles, inventory management, puzzles, and terrifying monsters.

Aired Wed. June 3rd, 2026 "DRINK MONSTER IF YOU WANT YOUR PENIS TO BECOME AN OCTOROK." Rick and Topsy begin an unforgettable journey through Jeb_Yoshi's remarkable remake of the original The Legend of Zelda, breathing new life into one of Nintendo's greatest adventures while celebrating the game that started it all. This isn't just a straightforward playthrough. The stream has been extensively re-edited with new pacing, callbacks to Robot Co-Op's original 2019 Zelda series, surprise flashbacks, a few flash-forwards, and plenty of new visual gags that turn the adventure into a celebration of both Hyrule and the show's own history. As Link sets out to recover the scattered pieces of the Triforce, Rick and Topsy explore a beautifully modernized take on the NES classic while rediscovering familiar dungeons, memorable secrets, and the timeless sense of exploration that made the original Legend of Zelda such a landmark release. The stream also marks the accidental birth of one of Robot Co-Op's favorite modern running gags. By the finale, Rick transforms a collection of completely random viewer chat messages into an unforgettable improvised song that instantly becomes part of the show's growing collection of legendary creepy moments. Whether you're revisiting Hyrule after decades away or seeing the original quest for the very first time, this remake proves that great adventures never really grow old. GAME BIO: Created by fan developer Jeb_Yoshi, this remake faithfully recreates Nintendo's original The Legend of Zelda with modern visuals while preserving the exploration, dungeon design, and open-ended gameplay that made the 1986 classic a cornerstone of gaming history. Players once again guide Link across Hyrule, uncovering secrets, conquering dungeons, and assembling the Triforce in one of the medium's most influential adventures.

1 Episode [FULL GAME] | 1 hour, 21 mins. | Aired Sun. Apr. 11th, 2021 "INTERACT! INTERACT!" Rick, Flux, and Topsy settle in for a full playthrough of Late Shift, the interactive crime thriller where every choice matters... even if some of those choices seem determined to ruin your day. After an ordinary parking attendant is swept into London's criminal underworld, the gang guides him through high-stakes heists, impossible moral dilemmas, and enough bad decisions to keep the story entertaining from beginning to end. With the audience weighing every branching path against the trio's increasingly ridiculous commentary, the stream becomes equal parts movie night and roast session. Naturally, the game isn't the only target. Along the way, the guys poke fun at British slang, accents, and cultural quirks before taking detours into roasting random YouTube advertisements and a few memorable videos from former creator MessYourself. The result is a delightfully chaotic blend of interactive storytelling, improv comedy, and internet nonsense that extends well beyond the game's credits. If you've ever wondered what would happen if a choose-your-own-adventure movie collided with Robot Co-Op's commentary, this is the answer. GAME BIO: Late Shift is an interactive FMV thriller developed by CtrlMovie and Wales Interactive. Players control Matt, a London parking attendant whose life is turned upside down after becoming entangled in a dangerous criminal conspiracy. Every decision shapes the narrative, leading to multiple branching paths and several unique endings, making Late Shift one of the most polished live-action choose-your-own-adventure games available.

3 Episodes | 2 hours, 37 mins. | Aired Wed. Apr 7th, 2021 "SHUT UP AND EAT YOUR DIVORS-E-O'S BREAKFAST CEREAL." Rick and Johnny Cylon team up for It Takes Two, Hazelight Studios' award-winning co-op adventure about a married couple whose relationship has deteriorated so badly that the universe decides to intervene. After being transformed into tiny living dolls, Cody and May are forced to work together through a series of increasingly imaginative challenges in hopes of finding their way back to normal life. Along the way, Rick and Cylon navigate everything from oversized household hazards to bizarre magical contraptions while riffing on the game's surprisingly heartfelt story and relentless creativity. What follows is one of the most entertaining co-op experiences the duo has tackled, packed with inventive gameplay mechanics, ridiculous situations, and plenty of opportunities to accidentally sabotage one another in the name of teamwork. Whether they're solving puzzles, platforming through impossible environments, or questioning the advice of a suspiciously enthusiastic relationship guru, the adventure proves that sometimes the best way to repair a marriage is through aggressive transmogrification. GAME BIO: It Takes Two is a cooperative action-adventure game developed by Hazelight Studios. Players control Cody and May, a married couple magically transformed into dolls and forced to work together to repair their fractured relationship. Featuring a constant stream of unique gameplay mechanics, creative level design, and mandatory co-op play, the game won numerous Game of the Year awards and is widely regarded as one of the best cooperative experiences ever made.

1 Episode [FULL GAME] | 1 hour, 12 minutes | Airdate: Feb. 21st, 2021 "WE ARE BOTH LITTLE. LET'S TEAM UP. Rick and Johnny Cylon return to the unsettling world of Little Nightmares, only to discover that things have somehow become even worse. Taking control of Mono, the guys venture into a decaying world filled with hostile adults, disturbing environments, and children who are somehow the most functional people around. The food may be less horrifying this time around, but the teachers, hunters, and television-obsessed citizens more than make up for it. As Rick and Cylon begin unraveling the mystery behind the Signal Tower, they encounter some of the most memorable locations and nightmare-inducing character designs in the entire Little Nightmares series. School is in session. The faculty is terrifying and childhood continues to be a terrible idea. GAME BIO: Little Nightmares II is the sequel to Tarsier Studios' acclaimed horror platformer. Players take control of Mono, a young boy navigating a distorted world corrupted by transmissions from a mysterious Signal Tower. Combining stealth, puzzles, and unsettling horror imagery, the game expands upon the original's atmosphere while introducing new environments, enemies, and story revelations.

2 Episodes | 2 hours, 16 mins. | Aired Wed. Mar. 17th, 2021 THE ONE WHERE THEY HIT $1,500 ON A WEDNESDAY. Rick and Cylon kick off an electrifying journey with 30XX, the modern roguelike platformer that’s equal parts nostalgic and innovative. With clear inspiration from classic Mega Man X games, this vibrant, action-packed title reinvents the genre with procedural level generation and cooperative gameplay. Rick takes the lead, navigating challenging stages and blasting through waves of enemies with precision and flair, while Cylon offers sharp commentary and the occasional “helpful” advice. The pair marvels at the game’s gorgeous pixel art, tight controls, and dynamic gameplay, all while bringing their signature blend of humor and banter to every high-flying jump and intense boss fight. With its blend of retro charm and modern design, 30XX proves to be a perfect fit for Robot Co-Op’s gaming shenanigans. If you’re a fan of classic platformers with a fresh twist, this stream is an absolute must-watch! GAME BIO: 30XX is a roguelike action-platformer inspired by the Mega Man X series. Players battle through procedurally generated stages, collect powerful upgrades, and unlock permanent enhancements while attempting to save a world trapped in an endless cycle. Featuring fast-paced combat, online co-op, customizable difficulty options, and deep replayability, 30XX expands upon the foundation established by its predecessor, 20XX.

1 Episode | 2 hours, 37 mins. | Aired Sun. Mar. 28th, 2021 "IF YOU FOUND A BIG MOUND OF BODIES, YOUR FIRST THOUGHT WOULD BE LET'S GO SLEDDING." Rick & Flux kick off a playthrough of Dead Space 3, with Flux officially joining Rick's side in gameplay to make Robot Co-Op an actual co-op experience once again! Dead Space 3 remains one of the most controversial entries in survival horror history. Johnny Cylon also returns! While the game introduced co-op gameplay, expanded action sequences, and larger environments, many fans viewed it as the title that pushed the franchise away from its horror roots and ultimately helped put Dead Space on ice for nearly a decade. As the crew revisits the game, they discuss its reputation, its place within the series, and whether the criticism was truly deserved. Along the way, Isaac Clarke faces cultists, Necromorphs, conspiracy theories, and enough ammunition to invade a small country. One thing is certain: This isn't the Dead Space people remembered. The question is whether that's a bad thing (it's pretty much a bad thing). GAME BIO: Captain Novolin is a 1992 educational platformer released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Developed in partnership with diabetes advocacy groups, the game stars superhero Captain Novolin as he battles unhealthy food-themed enemies while teaching players about diabetes management. The title has since become infamous for its unusual premise, bizarre enemy designs, and surreal gameplay.

14 Episodes [FULL GAME] 82 hours, 8 mins. | Aired from: June 23rd, 2024 - June 15th, 2026 "YOU MEAN ALL THIS INCEST WAS FOR NOTHING?!" Rick & Jocelyn launch into Rick's favorite video game of all time - Final Fantasy VII - a 1997 role-playing video game developed by Square for the PlayStation console and the seventh main installment in the Final Fantasy series. This is FF7 like you've never seen it, with tons of amazing mods from the 7th Heaven community, many of which come from Tsuna Mods. Enjoy the classic uncorrupted by Tetsuya Nomura and Kazushige Nojima's multiversal muck with updated game models and AI Upscaled backgrounds as well as a totally re-recorded symphonic score from Enrico Deiana! GAME BIO: Final Fantasy VII is a 1997 role-playing video game developed and published by Square for the PlayStation. The seventh main installment in the Final Fantasy series, it was released in Japan by Square and internationally by Sony Computer Entertainment, becoming the first game in the main series to have a PAL release

1 Episode | 22 mins. | Aired Sun. Mar. 21st, 2021 "NOW WE HAVE TO TALK ABOUT THIS SENTIENT BOWL OF OATMEAL WALKING THE F**K AROUND." Rick, Flux, and Johnny Cylon take a trip into one of the strangest licensed games ever created: Captain Novolin. Originally designed to educate children about diabetes, the game quickly raises far more questions than it answers. Sugary cereal boxes roam the streets with giant eyes. Bizarre enemies emerge from every direction. At least one encounter leaves the crew wondering why they are being attacked by a pair of impossibly muscular human legs. GAME BIO: Captain Novolin is a 1992 educational platformer released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Developed in partnership with diabetes advocacy groups, the game stars superhero Captain Novolin as he battles unhealthy food-themed enemies while teaching players about diabetes management. The title has since become infamous for its unusual premise, bizarre enemy designs, and surreal gameplay.

1 Episode | 4 hours, 2 minutes | Airdate: Aug 29th, 2020 "MY DOCTOR SAYS THIS DEFINITELY CURES BREAST CANCER!" -FLUX NAMTARI UPON SEEING LISA'S MOTHER INFLATE A BALLOON WITH HER BUTT. Rick, Flux, and Cylon tackle the entirety of The Room: The Game in one unforgettable sitting, delivering the closest thing Robot Co-Op will ever do to roasting the infamous cult classic film, The Room. This fan-made pixel art adaptation of Tommy Wiseau’s cinematic masterpiece is as bizarre and unintentionally hilarious as the movie itself, providing endless material for the crew’s sharp wit and commentary. From Johnny’s nonsensical interactions to discovering all the hidden spoons required for the special ending, the team revels in the absurdity of The Room’s world brought to life in game form. Rick takes the lead, narrating every awkward line with dramatic flair, Flux critiques the questionable logic of the game’s puzzles (and characters), and Cylon points out every delightfully odd detail in the pixel art recreation of San Francisco. Finding all the spoons is a special highlight, leading to a finale that’s as baffling and hilarious as the rest of the stream. Whether you’re a fan of The Room, indie games, or just love watching three robots riff on something so bad it’s good, this stream is an absolute must-watch. GAME BIO: The Room Tribute (also known as The Room: The Game) is a point-and-click adventure game released on September 3, 2010, that serves as an unofficial adaptation of the 2003 film The Room directed by Tommy Wiseau. It was programmed by Newgrounds founder Tom Fulp, with artwork by Newgrounds staff member Jeff "JohnnyUtah" Bandelin, and music by animator Chris "OneyNG" O'Neill. The game was designed in the style of 16-bit graphics, much like similar games based on the films Tremors and The Hunger Games for Newgrounds' own 2010 and 2012 April Fools jokes.

1 Episode | 34 minutes | Airdate: May 30th, 2026 "DON'T TINKLE IN MY T-VIRUS AND TELL ME IT'S SNOWING." Bundle up! Welcome to the chilling debut episode of Pop Scorn with Rick & Topsy! It's a new discussion series where the guys dissect movie news, gaming adaptations, industry disasters, bizarre interviews, and whatever cursed media chaos the internet is currently melting down over. In this first episode, Rick & Topsy first watch the teaser trailer for Zach Cregger's Resident Evil reboot, then dive headfirst into the growing controversy surrounding the already divisive reboot and the increasingly strange PR surrounding it. From confusing interviews to fans accusing the production of gaslighting the audience, the guys break down the internet firestorm surrounding Cregger openly admitting he planned to tell this story whether it became Resident Evil or not. MOVIE/TOPIC BIO: Zach Cregger is an actor, comedian, and filmmaker best known for directing the horror film Barbarian and Weapons (and of course, The Whitest Kids You Know). He is currently attached to direct a new Resident Evil reboot film for Sony Pictures. The project has sparked major online discussion after comments suggesting the story was largely conceived independently of the Resident Evil IP before becoming attached to the franchise. A film that should by all accounts be set in a September heatwave in of 1998 is set during a blizzard and littered with iPhones and modern cars. The reboot arrives after decades of divisive Resident Evil adaptations spanning live-action films, Netflix series, and animated projects.