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- Bloodstained
1 Episode | 29 minutes | A irdate: July 19th , 2019 "YOUR BONER MARKETING ISN'T WORKENING ON ME." In this exciting live stream, Rick and Cylon dive into Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, an action-packed, gothic Metroidvania that’s got all the thrills and chills of the classics. The duo face off against monstrous enemies, explore eerie castles, and try not to get overwhelmed by the game’s complicated abilities and bosses. If you love retro-inspired, side-scrolling adventures with stunning visuals, Bloodstained delivers, but can Rick and Cylon survive the night? With plenty of laughs, questionable strategies, and some serious missteps along the way, this stream captures the true essence of what it’s like to figure out an action RPG while engaging with the chat! If you're a fan of Castlevania, gothic horror, or just watching two guys make bad decisions, this one's for you. Don't forget to check out our uncut live streams and full episodes of this epic series on our new live archive channel for a never-ending supply of fun and chaos. GAME BIO: Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night is a 2019 gothic action RPG developed by ArtPlay and directed by Koji Igarashi, serving as a spiritual successor to classic Castlevania titles. Players control Miriam as she explores a massive, interconnected castle filled with monsters, secrets, and RPG-style progression systems. The game emphasizes exploration, skill customization, and fast-paced combat powered by shard-based abilities. Celebrated for its depth and old-school design philosophy, Bloodstained stands as one of the strongest modern Metroidvania releases.
- The Legend of Zelda II: The Adventure of Link
1 Episode | 46 minutes | A irdate: July 14th , 2019 "THIS KINGDOM ISN'T WORTH SAVING." Rick, Flux, Pickles, and Cylon take a well-deserved victory lap after blazing through The Legend of Zelda on NES with near-speedrun efficiency. Spirits are high, morale is strong… until they fire up Zelda II: The Adventure of Link and get absolutely demolished. Hyrule has never been more unforgiving, and it isn’t long before the gang is ready to officially crown Zelda II the “original Dark Souls.” With cheap enemy spawns, brutal platforming, and magic management that feels like an unpaid internship, the crew quickly decides to chalk this up as a one-and-done disaster. No shame. No regrets. And next time? They’ll be diving into A Link to the Past—where the pixels are prettier and the pain (hopefully) less soul-crushing. GAME BIO: The Legend of Zelda (1986) introduced players to the vast, open-ended world of Hyrule and set the standard for action-adventure games. Zelda II: The Adventure of Link (1987) took a wildly different approach with side-scrolling combat, RPG elements, and crushing difficulty. Though divisive among fans, Zelda II remains one of the most challenging—and punishing—entries in the franchise’s history.
- Judgment
1 Episodes | 1 hour | A irdate: July 8th , 2019 "RE! SPECT! WOK! YOU STIR-FRYIN' ME?" Rick, Flux, Pickles, and Cylon step into the courtroom chaos of Judgment—but instead of upholding the law, they weaponize it. Armed with bad puns, absurd observations, and a working knowledge of “Legal-Fu,” the guys dish out maximum sentences of snark while trying not to get disbarred by the game’s wild tone shifts. Expect plenty of courtroom calamity, street-fight subpoenas, and legal loopholes big enough to drive a Yakuza through. Can our robotic riff squad find justice in a sea of melodrama—or will they just keep objecting until the bailiff begs for mercy? Order in the court: comedy is now in session. ⚖️🤖 GAME BIO: Judgment (2019) is a legal thriller spin-off of the Yakuza series by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio. Players step into the shoes of Takayuki Yagami, a disgraced lawyer turned detective, as he navigates the underworld of Kamurocho to unravel a string of grisly murders. With a mix of courtroom drama, investigative sleuthing, and bone-crunching street fights, Judgment blends hard-boiled noir with over-the-top action.
- Dead Space (2008)
2 Episodes | 7 hours, 21 minutes [FULL GAME] A irdate: July 7th , 2019 "DON'T WASTE ALL YOUR STASIS IN THE WRONG PLACES!" Long before Dead Space got a shiny new remake in 2023, the crew plunged into the cold, silent void of the USG Ishimura back in 2019. Watch as Rick, Cylon, and Flux take on the necromorph nightmare of the original 2008 classic. Does Dead Space (2008) still hold up in a world where EA finally gave Isaac Clarke a proper remaster? Yes, yes it does—and we're here to prove it with plenty of laughs, screams, and... sarcastic robot banter. Prepare for jump scares, dismemberment (ours and theirs), and more plasma cutter action than your circuits can handle. If you’re nostalgic for the original or curious how it compares to the remake, this is the stream for you! GAME BIO: Dead Space is a 2008 survival horror game developed by EA Redwood Shores (now Visceral Games) for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. Players take on the role of engineer Isaac Clarke as he investigates the derelict mining ship USG Ishimura, overrun by grotesque alien creatures known as Necromorphs. The game emphasizes strategic dismemberment, forcing players to sever enemy limbs rather than rely on traditional headshots. Its minimalist HUD, atmospheric sound design, and oppressive sci-fi setting create a constant sense of dread and isolation. Blending action with psychological horror, Dead Space reinvigorated the survival horror genre during the late 2000s. It is widely regarded as one of the most influential and terrifying horror games of its era.
- Resident Evil 2 (2019) Claire 2nd Run
4 Episodes [FULL GAME] 9 hours, 27 minutes | A irdate: July 2nd , 2019 "X GON' GIVE IT TO YA!" In this explosive episode of Incognito Robot Gaming Co-Op Warriors XP, Rick, Topsy, and Cylon team up for the second run of Resident Evil 2 Remake as Claire Redfield! It's time for another round of intense zombie action, but this time, the crew’s bringing their signature sarcastic humor and sharp critiques to the table. The Resident Evil 2 Remake has had its fair share of praise, but does it hold up during the second playthrough? Can Claire’s story be just as thrilling the second time around, or does it just feel like a drag through the same old, same old? From the repetitive puzzles to unbelievable character choices, no corner is left unroasted in this wild crossover episode. This is a Robot Co-Op collaboration with Incognito Gaming Warriors XP—a combo that's too epic to miss! Whether you're a fan of RE2 Remake, Claire Redfield, or just love hearing the crew tear into some classic survival horror, this video has it all. Get ready for plenty of laughs, cringe-worthy moments, and of course, a whole lot of dark humor that only Robot Co-Op can deliver. Stay tuned as well later in this full series, as the gang all debut their own covers of 'X Gon' Give It To Ya!' Don't forget, we're bringing the nostalgia of the Incognito Gaming Warriors XP days back, and you’ll get a front-row seat to the madness. Zombie slayers, critics, and memes collide in this chaotic mash-up of video game roasting greatness. Can they survive the survival horror? Tune in to find out! GAME BIO: Resident Evil 2 (Claire B – 2nd Run) is a scenario in Capcom’s 2019 survival horror remake that reimagines Claire Redfield’s escape from a collapsing Raccoon City under heightened difficulty. Taking place alongside Leon’s A scenario, Claire’s 2nd Run features altered item placement, tougher enemy encounters, and a faster-paced opening that throws players directly into danger. The campaign emphasizes resource management, puzzle-solving, and tense combat against zombies, Lickers, and the relentless Tyrant, Mr. X. Claire’s storyline also deepens the emotional core of the game through her relationship with Sherry Birkin. With its remixed structure and increased challenge, the 2nd Run offers a more demanding and replay-focused survival horror experience. It’s widely regarded as one of the strongest examples of modern Resident Evil’s classic-meets-modern design philosophy.
- Deep Fear HD
1 Episode [FULL GAME] 3 hours, 53 minutes | A irdate: May 19 th, 2019 "2 SPOOKY 4 MOOKIE!" This is it. The big one. A Deep Fear mega cut of everything hilarious, horrifying, and hydrophobic from the full Robot Co-Op playthrough! Rick, Flux, Pickles, and Cylon plunge into the abyssal depths of this Saturn-exclusive survival horror gem and discover it’s far more than just “Resident Evil underwater”—it’s Resident Evil underwater with less shame, more air tanks, and voice acting so wooden it could float. From its crushing oxygen timers and bafflingly paced plot to a protagonist named John Mayor (yes, really) who looks like he was grown in a vat of G.I. Joe leftovers, Deep Fear is a game that keeps on giving. Giving what, exactly? Terrible lines. Cramped camera angles. Mutated sea life that looks like it’s made of wet papier-mâché. And most importantly: endless opportunities to riff. Somehow both bleak and hysterical, this supercut is an unrelenting greatest hits collection of one of the most legendary survival horror streams in Robot Co-Op history. Highlights include: action, suspense, terrible inventory systems, and the creeping realization that no one actually knows what the hell is going on in this game. It’s not just Deep Fear—it’s DEEP FUN. GAME BIO: Deep Fear is a 1998 survival horror game developed by SEGA AM7 and ISCO for the Sega Saturn. Set aboard an underwater research facility after an object from space crashes into the ocean, players must manage air supply, solve puzzles, and fend off grotesque mutants in real-time. While never released in North America, it’s earned cult status for its eerie setting, unique mechanics, and gloriously awful English voice acting.
- The Legend of the Mystical Ninja (Robot Co-Op)
1 Episode | 55 minutes | A irdate: May 19 th, 2019 "I FEEL KINDA BAD FOR HITTING THAT KABUKI ACTOR." After their first Shenmue session, Rick and Cylon take on the colorful chaos of The Legend of the Mystical Ninja—and it doesn’t go well. What starts as a charming journey through quirky towns and bizarre mini-games quickly turns into an epic beatdown as the game’s difficulty ramps up. Watch as the duo struggles against relentless enemies, tricky platforming, and their own questionable gaming skills. Between Rick’s snark and Cylon’s robotic sass, the commentary is as wild as the game itself. Can they overcome the madness, or will they tap out faster than you can say 'Goemon'? Tune in for laughs, frustration, and plenty of getting absolutely wrecked! The Legend of the Mystical Ninja is an action-adventure game by Konami, and was released for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System in 1991. It was also ported to the Game Boy Advance along with Ganbare Goemon 2: Kiteretsu Shōgun Magginesu only in Japan. GAME BIO: The Legend of the Mystical Ninja is a 1991 action-adventure game developed by Konami for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Starring Goemon and his partner Ebisumaru, the game blends side-scrolling combat with overhead exploration, light RPG mechanics, and arcade-style mini-games. Set in a surreal, comedic version of feudal Japan, players fight enemies, upgrade weapons, and collect currency to survive increasingly chaotic stages. The game is known for its colorful visuals, memorable soundtrack, and offbeat humor that sets it apart from other SNES action titles. Its mix of platforming, town exploration, and bizarre mini-games helped establish the Mystical Ninja series as a cult classic. Today, it’s remembered as one of Konami’s most distinctive and creative 16-bit era releases.
- Days Gone
2 Episodes | 1 hour, 54 minutes | Airdate: April 29th, 2019 "THAT'S A SEX JOKE!" Rick, Flux, Topsy, and Cylon get their gruff on and take Days Gone for a spin, the open-world zombie survival game that critics branded as “meh,” but fans refuse to let die. Step into the boots of Deacon St. John, a biker drifter navigating a world overrun by Freakers (totally not zombies) while growling through every single line of dialogue. The gang tackles janky bike physics, suspiciously familiar story beats, and a protagonist who might just be a little too into his leather jacket. Will they survive the post-apocalypse, or will the game’s weird NPC logic break them first? Grab your sawed-off, rev that engine, and find out! GAME BIO: Days Gone is an open-world action-adventure game developed by Bend Studio and released in 2019 for PlayStation 4 (later on PC). Set in a post-apocalyptic Pacific Northwest, players control Deacon St. John, a drifter and bounty hunter trying to survive in a world overrun by Freakers—fast, relentless, and highly aggressive infected. With a focus on motorcycle travel, dynamic enemy hordes, and a narrative-driven experience, Days Gone delivers a mix of survival mechanics, open-world exploration, and third-person combat, all wrapped up in a heavy helping of biker drama.
- Shenmue HD
4 Episodes | 23 hours, 33 minutes [FULL GAME] Airdate: My 19 th, 2019 "EXCUSE ME..." The birth of a legendary Robot Co-Op series begins here, as Rick and Cylon dive headfirst into the gloriously bizarre world of Shenmue HD—and it's meme-a-minute mayhem! Things kick off in true Shenmue fashion when Ryo Hazuki accidentally nails a small child in the head with a soccer ball during an innocent game of kick-the-ball and it only spirals from there. Within minutes, Ryo’s now-infamous quest for revenge somehow becomes a long, unintentionally hilarious hunt for "where sailors hang out at night." Yes, really. And yes, they say it a lot. This early Robot Co-Op stream spawned countless in-jokes still quoted by Coggers today! If you’ve never watched Shenmue—or just want to relive the gloriousness—this is the perfect entry point. GAME BIO: Shenmue HD is the remastered version of Sega’s cult classic action-adventure game originally released in 1999. Following the stoic and slightly robotic Ryo Hazuki, players explore a detailed open world to uncover the truth behind his father's murder. Featuring real-time exploration, QTE combat, awkward NPCs, and some of the most legendary dialogue in gaming history, Shenmue is a true time capsule of Dreamcast-era ambition and weirdness.
- New Year's Eve Roast (2020)
2 Episodes | 1 hours, 3 minutes | A irdate: Dec. 31st , 2019 "IT. IS. HAPPENING." What happens when Rick, Pickles, Cylon, and Mi-Bo tackle one of the wildest New Year’s Eve events ever? Absolute mayhem! We’re roasting Fox’s NYE 2020 ball drop hosted by Steve Harvey, Gronk, and Maria Menounos, with cameos from Backstreet Boys, Village People, and a cringe-worthy attempt at the world’s largest YMCA dance (spoiler: it was hilariously bad). Nothing escapes our bots' radar—whether it’s Gronk spiking a LEGO head, commercials trying way too hard, or performances that feel stuck in a time loop. This totally uncensored extravaganza includes some of the most outrageous moments in our show’s history. From the Backstreet Boys' nostalgia trip to the awkward chemistry between the hosts, the humor hits harder than Gronk's awkward YMCA moves. Prepare for jabs, gags, and brutal honesty. In a Robot Co-Op first, the crew gathers on New Year's Eve to watch the old 2020 ball drop and dunk on the festivities along with its commercials. Steve Harvey hosts, Maria Menounos hypes and Rob Gronkowski throws lubed up dead fish at people. SHOW BIO: New Year’s Eve with Steve Harvey is a televised New Year’s Eve special that aired on Fox on December 31, 2020, hosted by comedian and television personality Steve Harvey. Broadcast live from Times Square in New York City, the program marked one of the most unusual New Year’s Eve celebrations in modern history due to COVID-19 restrictions, with the event taking place largely without a public crowd. The special featured musical performances, celebrity appearances, comedy segments, and the traditional countdown to midnight, all adapted to pandemic-era safety protocols. As host, Steve Harvey guided the broadcast through a mix of live and pre-recorded content, addressing the challenges of 2020 while maintaining the familiar structure of a network New Year’s Eve celebration. New Year’s Eve with Steve Harvey 2020 stands as a cultural snapshot of how major live television events adjusted during the pandemic, balancing spectacle, humor, and public health limitations during a globally disrupted year.
- Phantasmagoria
6 Episodes | 5 hours, 53 minutes | Airdate: Dec . 9th, 2018 "DON!" It’s time to dive headfirst into 90s FMV madness as Rick, Topsy, Pickles, and Flux fire up Phantasmagoria, the legendary cringe-fest that dares to call itself horror. In Part 1 of this six-part saga, the crew begins their journey with awkwardly acted conversations, clunky exploration, and some of the worst puzzle logic the 90s had to offer. Welcome to the cursed mansion, where Adrienne can’t open a drawer without a dramatic music sting and the "horror" mostly involves wandering aimlessly looking for a key... or a crowbar... or anything at all. Early challenges include navigating the endless mansion layout, trying to figure out how to feed the cat, searching for missing keys, and failing to sit through unskippable FMV sequences without losing their minds. This is peak 90s point-and-click—and the robots are here to laugh, suffer, and roast every minute of it. GAME BIO: Phantasmagoria (1995) is a full-motion video (FMV) point-and-click horror game developed by Sierra. Directed by Roberta Williams, it tells the story of Adrienne Delaney, a young woman who moves into a mansion with a horrific past. With gruesome death scenes, awkward acting, and famously baffling puzzles (including early challenges like finding keys, unlocking doors, and triggering ghostly events), Phantasmagoria became a cult classic for all the wrong—and right—reasons.
- Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999)
10 Episodes | 12 hours, 25 minutes [FULL GAME] Airdate: Oct . 25th, 2018 "YOU POOR SLEEVELESS BITCH." Rick, Flux, and Pickles return to Raccoon City for a Halloween blast of pure survival horror chaos, tackling Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999) in one full-throttle stream! Still reeling from the meme-fueled madness of their Resident Evil 2 playthrough, the crew suits up in full Kurger Bing employee uniforms to deliver burgers, bullets, and unlicensed emotional support straight into the zombie apocalypse. This one introduces the now-iconic Robot Co-Op bit: “Drunk Jill & Chad Nemesis”—a hilariously toxic couple dynamic where Jill slurs her way through the outbreak while Nemesis shows up screaming and stomping like an emotionally unstable ex. There are breakups. There are reunions. There’s rocket launchers. It’s a horror soap opera for the ages. From dodging exploding alleyways to roasting the most awkward boss dialogue in survival horror history, this stream is Resident Evil jank at its finest—all packed into one unforgettable Halloween run. GAME BIO: Resident Evil 3: Nemesis (1999) is Capcom’s fast-paced survival horror sequel that puts players in the combat boots of Jill Valentine, fleeing Raccoon City while being relentlessly pursued by the monstrous Nemesis. With branching paths, expanded combat, and a constant sense of dread, RE3 took the formula of its predecessors and turned the tension up to eleven. Especially when Jill’s wasted and Nemesis is mad about it.











