1 Episode | 11 minutes | A irdate: Feb. 23rd, 2026 "GIVE ME TRASH AND I'LL BRING HER BACK, BRENDA." Rick and Topsy return to roast the 3rd official trailer for Resident Evil 9, immediately followed by the live action short film – and nothing survives unscathed. Rick fuels the chaos with his heart-clogging keto regimen while dissecting the brand new villain who sounds suspiciously like the Joker, Leon’s increasingly advanced age and mileage, misheard name that somehow leads to Elvis Presley being canonically suspected in RE9, Nemesis sightings in the live action trailer, deep-cut Resident Evil lore references only true degenerates would catch. The live action short gets the full treatment as the guys comb through every frame for returning threats, inside jokes, tonal weirdness, and Capcom’s ongoing obsession with dramatic slow turns and ominous monologues. GAME BIO: Resident Evil 9 is the upcoming mainline installment in Capcom’s survival horror franchise, continuing the modern era of cinematic horror storytelling established in Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village. The third trailer introduces a new central antagonist, teases returning legacy elements, and expands the tone with both high-production live action marketing and in-engine story sequences. As speculation builds around Leon’s involvement and familiar bioweapons potentially resurfacing, RE9 appears poised to blend legacy nostalgia with a new generation of survival horror.

1 Episode | 3 hours, 46 minutes | A irdate: Feb. 14th, 2021 "LOOK AT PEACH. JUST FLOATIN' ON A CLOUD OF PRIVILEGE QUEEFS." Rick, Pickles, Flux, and Cylon sit down to play Super Mario 3D World on Valentine's Day but there's a certain heaviness in the air from freshly single Rick. Still, things go mostly the same as usual... until Rick starts making ice creams soup and chugging Jack Daniels. As the levels progress, so does the late onset mid-life alcoholism. The commentary gets more unhinged, the 4th wall comes tumbling down and in the background, a tub of Mint Chocolate Ice Cream becomes the night’s true victim. The ice cream is no longer dessert. It is performance art. What begins as a Valentine’s Day gimmick quietly evolves into one of the greatest slow-burn improv spirals in Robot Co-Op history. Everyone commits. Everyone escalates. By the end, the meltdown is complete and the crash-out is legendary. GAME BIO: Super Mario 3D World is Nintendo’s multiplayer platformer that blends classic Mario level design with cooperative chaos. Originally released on Wii U and later enhanced for Nintendo Switch, it emphasizes tight platforming, character variety, and shared-screen mayhem — making it the perfect stage for emotional unraveling.

1 Episode | 23 minutes | A irdate: Sunday, Jan. 24th, 2021 "LESS JOHN MCCLANE, MORE DANK MCSTANK." The Savage Slumber Party Mystery Marathon Stream takes a sharp left turn into the chaotic and bizarre world of Die Hard Arcade—a befuddling Western re-skin of the Japanese beat-'em-up Dynamite Deka. Rick, Flux, and Cylon give it a go, but after 20 minutes of clunky controls, absurd quick-time events, and baffling enemy designs, they decide it’s time to move on. Despite its quirks, the gang squeezes plenty of laughs out of the experience. Rick grapples with the awkward gameplay, Flux tries (and hilariously fails) to connect the game’s plot to anything resembling Die Hard, and Cylon delivers snarky commentary on the over-the-top action sequences. Their time with Die Hard Arcade may be brief, but the humor and camaraderie make this segment a fun detour in the marathon. If you’re here for the laughs and the roast-worthy absurdity, this is a short but sweet dose of Robot Co-Op magic. GAME BIO: Die Hard Arcade, known in Japan as Dynamite Deka is a beat 'em up video game released by Sega. It was the first beat 'em up to use texture-mapped polygonal graphics, and uses an extremely sophisticated move set by beat 'em up standards, often being likened to a fighting game in this respect.

1 Episode | 1 hour, 23 minutes | A irdate: Feb. 3rd, 2021 "CALLING OUT PEOPLE'S DANDRUFF ISN'T ALWAYS OKAY." Rick and Cylon are back for a brand-new stream, and this time they’re joined by the one and only Nicolas Cage! Together, the trio (sort of) takes on the terrifying animatronics of Five Nights at Freddy’s, the hottest indie horror game of 2014. Cylon braves the night shift at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, keeping the cameras rolling and doors locked while Rick, channeling Nic Cage, provides dramatic and increasingly unhinged commentary on the horrors unfolding. From Cage’s impassioned monologues about the animatronics to Rick and Cylon’s genuine panic when Freddy and his friends start closing in, the stream is a rollercoaster of laughs and screams. This hilarious blend of horror and absurdity delivers everything from shocking jump scares to Nic Cage-esque tirades about pizza, survival, and mechanical betrayal. If you’ve ever wanted to see Five Nights at Freddy’s taken to the next level, this is the stream for you. GAME BIO: Five Nights at Freddy’s  is a 2014 indie survival horror game developed by Scott Cawthon. Players take on the role of a night security guard monitoring surveillance cameras inside a haunted pizza restaurant populated by hostile animatronic mascots. Gameplay centers on resource management, pattern recognition, and jump-scare-driven tension rather than exploration or combat. The game’s minimalist mechanics and reliance on audio cues helped define a new wave of streamer-friendly horror. While its design is simple, Five Nights at Freddy’s  became a massive cultural phenomenon, spawning sequels, spin-offs, books, and a feature film. It remains one of the most influential indie horror games of the 2010s.

1 Episode | 6 hours, 17 minutes | A irdate: Jan. 31st, 2021 "WELL, THANKS FOR F&$KING MY WIFE." Rick, Pickles, and Flux don some hilariously dodgy Witcher wigs to tackle the sprawling, list-filled world of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. This one-and-done stream clocks in at a hefty seven hours, giving the trio plenty of time to explore, fight, and laugh their way through Geralt of Rivia’s adventures. From the start, the gang embraces the absurdity of their cosplay, with Rick channeling his inner brooding Geralt, Pickles critiquing the in-game quests like a snarky bard, and Flux diving into the game’s crafting system with a mix of curiosity and confusion. Despite the overwhelming amount of side quests, errands, and contracts, the crew keeps the energy up with sharp commentary and plenty of laughs at Geralt’s monotone delivery and awkward dialogue choices. While this stream doesn’t and COULDN'T cover the entirety of The Witcher 3, it’s a long, wild ride filled with monster hunting, banter, and a fair share of roasting the game’s endless lists of objectives. Whether you’re a die-hard Witcher fan or just here for the wigs and laughs, this seven-hour epic is one for the books. GAME BIO: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt  is a 2015 open-world action role-playing game developed by CD Projekt Red. Players control Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunter navigating a vast, war-torn fantasy world while searching for his adopted daughter, Ciri. The game emphasizes choice-driven storytelling, morally complex quests, and deep character relationships that meaningfully impact the narrative. Combat blends swordplay, magic signs, alchemy, and preparation-based encounters against both monsters and humans. Widely acclaimed for its writing, world-building, and expansive expansions, The Witcher 3  is regarded as one of the defining RPGs of its generation.

1 Episode | 2 hours, 40 minutes | A irdate: Feb. 7th, 2021 THE ONE WHERE RICK WEARS A WOMEN'S SMALL T-SHIRT AND THINKS THAT'S A FLEX. Rick and Flux wrap up Super Bowl Sunday 2021 with an unforgettable stream of Mutant League Football, pitting the Kansas City Chiefs against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in a hilariously gory gridiron showdown! With Robot Co-Op being based in Kansas City, it’s no surprise the guys are rooting for the Chiefs—though their mutant counterparts don’t always make it easy. Adding to the fun, Rick proudly sports a Chiefs shirt that was mistakenly sent as a woman’s size. Thanks to his recent weight loss, it fits perfectly, making for a special (and slightly snug) moment to commemorate the day. Fresh off some Super Mario Galaxy , the stream is a lighthearted way to celebrate football, gaming, and camaraderie with plenty of laughs and mutant mayhem.   Whether you’re a football fan, a Mutant League enthusiast, or just here for Rick and Flux’s witty commentary, this stream scores a touchdown in pure entertainment! GAME BIO: Mutant Football League  is a 2017 over-the-top American football video game developed and published by Digital Dreams Entertainment, serving as a spiritual successor to the 1993 Mutant League Football . The game blends 7-on-7 arcade gridiron action with fantastical teams of mutants, demons, robots, werewolves, and other outrageous characters. Players clash in arenas littered with hazards like landmines and buzz-saws while using “dirty tricks” such as bribing refs, bomb-ridden balls, and chainsaw-equipped players to dominate the competition. It supports single-player, local co-op, and online multiplayer with deep strategy under its violent, comedic layer. Known for its irreverent parody of professional football and chaotic gameplay, Mutant Football League  delivers brutal hits and bloody humor in every match.

1 Episode | 3 hours, 13 minutes | A irdate: Jan. 27th, 2021 "WE'RE GONNA START WITH THE FIRST VIKINGS, THE TARDIGRADES, THAT CAME TO EARTH MILLIONS OF YEARS AGO." Rick and Cylon set sail for Viking-era England in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, but the real highlight of this stream is the debut of their hot new intro for Rick & Cylon Wednesdays! The dynamic duo kicks things off with a cinematic, over-the-top opener that perfectly encapsulates their blend of humor, charm, and chaos, setting the tone for an unforgettable stream. Once the intro wraps, it’s time for raiding and pillaging as Rick dives into the sprawling world of Valhalla. With epic battles, stunning visuals, and plenty of horned helmets, the game provides the perfect backdrop for Cylon’s sarcastic quips and Rick’s relentless determination to conquer every fort in sight. Between the Viking action and the debut of the flashy new intro, this stream is a can’t-miss event for fans of Assassin’s Creed, Robot Co-Op, or just good old-fashioned Wednesday night chaos. GAME BIO: Assassin's Creed Valhalla is an action role-playing video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. It is the twelfth major installment and the twenty-second release in the Assassin's Creed series, and a successor to the 2018 Assassin' Creed Odyssey.

2 Episodes [IN PROGRESS] 4 hours, 19 minutes | A irdate: Jan. 29th, 2021 "WHY DO I HAVE TO THINK ABOUT YOUR DEAD BODY RIGHT NOW?" After wrapping up the one-and-done antics of Five Nights at Freddy’s, Rick and Cylon return to The Medium to delve deeper into its dual-reality horror. While the game’s eerie atmosphere and innovative split-screen mechanics still manage to impress, the slow pacing and heavy-handed exposition leave plenty of room for Rick and Cylon to riff on the game’s more awkward moments. The gang explores the haunting environments, solving puzzles and uncovering more of the story’s dark twists, all while taking plenty of opportunities to poke fun at the overly serious tone and clunky controls. Whether it’s navigating the unsettling otherworld or commenting on the game’s attempts at emotional depth, Rick and Cylon keep things entertaining with their sharp banter and comedic timing. While The Medium may not be the fastest-paced horror game, the duo’s commentary breathes life into every moment, making this a fun and spooky continuation of their journey. GAME BIO: The Medium is a 2021 psychological horror game developed by Bloober Team. Players control Marianne, a medium who can simultaneously explore the real world and the spirit realm, often navigating both at the same time. The game emphasizes atmosphere, environmental puzzles, and narrative-driven exploration over combat. Its split-reality gameplay is paired with a haunting score by Akira Yamaoka and Arkadiusz Reikowski. The Medium is known for its cinematic presentation and heavy psychological themes centered on trauma and guilt.

1 Episode | 1 hour | A irdate: Sunday, Jan. 24th, 2021 "I DON'T WANT TO DIE IN THIS FLESH COLORED SUIT!" Rick, Flux, and Cylon kick off Robot Co-Op’s first-ever Savage Slumber Party Mystery Marathon Stream! Decked out in goofy pajama hats and armed with a mountain of snacks, the gang stays up wicked late and delivers a non-stop party vibe as they switch games every hour. The marathon starts with a bang as the crew dives into the classic arcade shooter House of the Dead 2. Rick takes on the role of precision shooter, Flux critiques the hilariously bad voice acting, and Cylon roasts the game’s cheesy dialogue and over-the-top gore. The energy is high, the jokes are sharp, and the atmosphere is pure chaotic fun. This late-night gaming bash is packed with unpredictable moments, nostalgic throwbacks, and all the hilarious banter you’d expect from the Robot Co-Op crew. Whether you’re here for the games, the pajama party antics, or just to see how long they can last before sugar crashes take over, this stream sets the bar high for future marathons. GAME BIO: The House of the Dead 2  is a 1998 on-rails light gun shooter developed by Sega, originally released in arcades before being ported to home consoles. Players take on the role of AMS agents investigating a city overrun by zombies and grotesque monsters created by the mad scientist Goldman. Gameplay emphasizes fast reflexes, precision shooting, and branching paths that affect level progression. The game is known for its exaggerated voice acting, campy tone, and nonstop arcade pacing. The House of the Dead 2  remains one of the most iconic and enduring entries in the light gun shooter genre.

1 Episode | 1 hour, 25 minutes | A irdate: Sunday, Jan. 24th, 2021 "2AM IS LIKE MY 10PM. THAT'S NOT HEALTHY. I'M GOING TO DIE." Rick and Cylon close out the Savage Slumber Party Mystery Marathon Stream with a bang—or more accurately, a blast—from the future in 20XX! With Flux needing to call it a night, the dynamic duo pushes through the final stretch of their all-nighter with this roguelike homage to Mega Man X. Rick dives headfirst into the fast-paced platforming and action, while Cylon alternates between cheering him on and poking fun at the game’s colorful chaos. The procedurally generated levels keep things unpredictable, and the retro-inspired soundtrack provides the perfect backdrop for their final hurrah. Despite the marathon fatigue, the guys keep the energy high, wrapping up the night with laughter, pixelated explosions, and a sense of accomplishment. This joyful, action-packed finale proves to be the perfect way to end the all-nighter on a high note. GAME BIO: 20XX is a platform game developed by American studio Batterystaple Games. The early access version was released for Microsoft Windows on Steam on October 12, 2016, and in full on August 16, 2017. PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One versions were released in July 2018.

1 Episode | 58 minutes | A irdate: Sunday, Jan. 24th, 2021 "OH HEY, COOL @$$HOLE!" The Savage Slumber Party Mystery Marathon Stream marches forward as Rick, Flux, and Cylon throw down in the brawling chaos of River City Ransom: Underground! This modern follow-up to the NES classic brings pixelated street fighting to a whole new level with expanded movesets, quirky humor, and plenty of old-school charm. Rick takes the lead, smashing through enemies with over-the-top combos, while Flux gets hilariously distracted by looting spare change and snacks from fallen foes. Cylon delivers his usual snark, pointing out the absurdity of fighting gangs who seem more interested in eating burgers mid-battle than winning the fight. With a mix of nostalgia and updated gameplay, River City Ransom: Underground delivers non-stop action and hilarity. The gang embraces the game’s ridiculousness while reminiscing about the original, making this segment a nostalgic yet fresh addition to the marathon. GAME BIO: River City Underground  is a 2017 side-scrolling beat-’em-up developed by Conatus Creative and published by Dangen Entertainment. Inspired by the River City Ransom  series, the game features modernized combat systems, RPG-style stat progression, and large multi-path stages. Players battle waves of enemies using combo-driven brawling, special moves, and character customization. The game supports local co-op and emphasizes replayability through upgrades and branching routes. River City Underground  blends classic Kunio-kun sensibilities with contemporary beat-’em-up design.

1 Episode | 46 minutes | A irdate: Sunday, Jan. 24th, 2021 "WE WON'T PLAY TOO MUCH MORE OF THIS, IT'S TOO EMBARRASSING." The Savage Slumber Party Mystery Marathon Stream continues as Rick, Flux, and Cylon take on the arcade classic Virtua Cop! Armed with virtual guns and plenty of confidence, the trio quickly learns that this iconic light-gun shooter isn’t messing around. Rick leads the charge, but his aim is no match for the relentless waves of enemies. Flux tries his best to strategize, only to end up downed repeatedly, while Cylon spends most of his time hilariously critiquing the game’s dated graphics and the “criminally” bad aim of his teammates. Despite their best efforts, the gang gets their asses handed to them, turning the session into a laugh-out-loud display of chaos and defeat. Even in the face of overwhelming odds, Rick, Flux, and Cylon’s banter keeps the stream fun and energetic, proving that sometimes losing is half the fun—especially when you’re losing together. GAME BIO: Virtua Cop is a 1994 lightgun shooter created by Sega AM2 and designed by Yu Suzuki. Its original incarnation was an arcade game on the Sega Model 2 system. It was ported to the Sega Saturn in 1995 and Windows in 1997.