1 Episode [FULL GAME] 1 hour, 34 minutes | A irdate: Oct. 11th , 2020 "THIS NEW APPROACH TO THE CHILI'S FRANCHISE IS WICKED AWESOME." Rick, Pickles, and Cylon delve into the surreal madness of My Hole is a Mouth of Dirt, a title that’s just as bizarre and unsettling as it sounds. This indie game defies explanation, offering a cryptic, disjointed experience that has the crew alternating between laughter, confusion, and outright disbelief. Rick does his best to piece together the game’s cryptic narrative, but even he struggles to make sense of the seemingly random imagery and bizarre dialogue. Pickles embraces the absurdity, turning every strange moment into a joke, while Cylon provides his usual sardonic commentary, dubbing it “performance art gone horribly wrong.” From unsettling visuals to moments that feel intentionally incomprehensible, this game is less about gameplay and more about experiencing the inexplicable. If you’re looking for a stream full of sharp humor, genuine “WTF” moments, and some of the weirdest indie content ever tackled by Robot Co-Op, this one’s a must-watch. GAME BIO: My Hole is a Mouth of Dirt follows a lonely cloaked being called Mole, living in a vast desolate, otherworldly underground network of tunnels. Mole hears what he believes to be the voice of God and follows his instructions with faith that all he's done has a greater purpose.

1 Episode | 1 hour | A irdate: Oct. 7th , 2020 "OH, YOU THOUGHT YOU WERE GONNA HAVE A NICE MEATLOAF AND WATERMELON DINNER, HUH?" JOIN THE MEMBERS-ONLY MEMORY CORE TO WATCH Rick and Cylon dive into the chaotic hilarity of Goat Simulator, a game that embraces its absurdity with open hooves. As they explore the open-world mayhem, Rick struggles to keep the chaos somewhat contained, while Cylon gleefully embraces the role of a wildly unpredictable goat, causing as much destruction as possible. From headbutting unsuspecting NPCs to launching themselves into the stratosphere with poorly programmed physics, the duo turns the game’s glitches and absurd mechanics into a laugh riot. Rick tries to stay focused on finding objectives (or at least some semblance of purpose), but Cylon derails every attempt with increasingly ridiculous antics, like dragging random objects around or gleefully ragdolling at full speed. This stream is pure, unfiltered chaos, with endless laughs and unexpected moments. If you’re a fan of games that make absolutely no sense—or just want to see two robots lose their minds over a goat—this one is for you. GAME BIO: Goat Simulator is a third-person perspective action video game developed and published by Coffee Stain Studios. It was released for Microsoft Windows in April 2014, and ports for Linux and OS X were released in June 2014. Mobile versions for Android and iOS were released in September 2014.

1 Episode | 57 minutes | A irdate: Oct. 11th , 2020 THE ONE WHERE RICK FALLS ASLEEP. JOIN THE MEMBERS-ONLY MEMORY CORE TO WATCH Rick, Pickles, and Cylon take on the demo for Darq, a surreal indie puzzle-platformer that explores the eerie world of lucid dreaming. But while the game delves into unsettling dreamscapes, Rick decides to embrace the theme a little too literally—falling asleep multiple times during the stream as Pickles takes the reins. Pickles plays through the demo with a mix of curiosity and exasperation, tackling the game’s gravity-defying puzzles and unsettling atmosphere while Cylon delivers sarcastic commentary about Rick’s snoozing. The haunting visuals and ambient soundtrack set a chilling tone, but the real comedy comes from Rick waking up mid-stream, disoriented and confused by both the game and Pickles’ progress. From creepy corridors to surreal moments of hilarity, this stream is a unique blend of spooky vibes and unintentional comedy. Whether you’re here for Darq’s atmospheric gameplay or to see Rick live out his own sleep-deprivation horror story, this one is worth watching. GAME BIO: My Hole is a Mouth of Dirt follows a lonely cloaked being called Mole, living in a vast desolate, otherworldly underground network of tunnels. Mole hears what he believes to be the voice of God and follows his instructions with faith that all he's done has a greater purpose.

1 Episode | 3 hours, 53 minutes | A irdate: Sep. 30th , 2020 "STROSS DIED!" Rick, Flux, and Cylon dive back into the terrifying world of necromorphs and zero-gravity horror as they continue the Dead Space trilogy with Dead Space 2. Picking up where the first game left off, Isaac Clarke’s descent into madness sets the stage for a stream packed with atmospheric tension, gory action, and plenty of dark humor. Rick takes the helm, expertly dismembering necromorphs while trying to keep his own sanity intact (both in-game and IRL). Flux critiques the questionable logic of space horror staples like explosive babies, while Cylon gleefully provides sarcastic commentary about Isaac’s penchant for running directly into the worst situations imaginable. From the eerie halls of the Sprawl to pulse-pounding zero-G sequences, the team roasts every jump scare, plot twist, and over-the-top gore moment. It’s a perfect blend of chills and laughs as the crew tackles one of the most beloved entries in survival horror. Whether you’re here for the scares, the banter, or just to relive this sci-fi horror classic, this stream is a must-watch! GAME BIO: Dead Space 2 is a 2011 survival horror game developed by Visceral Games and published by Electronic Arts. Set aboard the sprawling space station The Sprawl, the game follows Isaac Clarke as he confronts both the Necromorph outbreak and his own deteriorating mental state. Building on the original, Dead Space 2 increases enemy variety, mobility, and combat intensity while retaining strategic dismemberment as its core mechanic. The sequel introduces more cinematic storytelling and faster pacing without abandoning tension and resource management. Widely praised for balancing action and horror, Dead Space 2 is often considered the high point of the series.

1 Episode | 3 hours, 1 minutes | A irdate: Sep. 23rd , 2020 "THERE ARE GONNA BE SO MANY DIRTY BATHROOMS" Rick and Cylon brave the icy waters of Cold Fear, a mid-tier Resident Evil clone set aboard a creepy ship. While the game boasts some atmospheric tension and a few clever mechanics, it never quite escapes the shadow of survival horror’s heavyweights—or its own absurdly generic title. As Rick points out, “There’s no shortage of games with (Blank) Fear in the name, but this one might be the most forgettable.” Rick steers the ship—literally and figuratively—through the game’s uneven mix of spooky corridors and awkward combat, while Cylon roasts the game’s clichés and questions just how many crates can fit on a single boat. Between the stiff controls, laughable voice acting, and moments of accidental hilarity, the duo finds plenty to riff on. Though Cold Fear may not reach survival horror greatness, Rick and Cylon’s sharp commentary and ability to make the best of even the middest of games make this stream an entertaining dive into the murky waters of forgotten horror titles. GAME BIO: Cold Fear is a 2005 survival horror third-person shooter video game developed by Darkworks and published by Ubisoft for PlayStation 2, Xbox and Microsoft Windows. It was Ubisoft's first horror game, and Darkworks' second game, after Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare in 2001.

1 Episode | 1 hour, 14 minutes | A irdate: Aug. 16th , 2020 "A ZOMBO! IT'LL BE OVER HERE IN JUST A FEW MONTHS!" JOIN THE MEMBERS-ONLY MEMORY CORE TO WATCH Rick, Flux, and Cylon take a quick (and not-so-serious) look at the original Alone in the Dark, the granddaddy of survival horror. This classic PC title might have laid the foundation for games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill, but its tank controls, dated visuals, and quirky design choices make it more of a curiosity than a spine-tingler in 20XX. Rick leads the way through the haunted mansion, doing his best to wrestle with the game’s notoriously clunky controls, while Flux critiques the game’s "innovative" yet unintentionally hilarious camera angles. Cylon provides running commentary on the early-90s polygonal graphics and the absurdly dramatic monster encounters that turn every corner into a potential comedy skit. As the game’s frustrations mount and the team’s patience wears thin, they embrace the chaos, riffing on everything from the stiff animations to the overly dramatic soundtrack. While it’s not a deep dive, this quick look delivers plenty of laughs, sharp commentary, and a nostalgic glimpse at survival horror’s awkward beginnings. GAME BIO: Alone in the Dark is a 1992 survival horror video game designed by Frédérick Raynal. Developed and published by Infogrames in 1992 for MS-DOS, the game was eventually ported to Mac OS, the PC-98, the FM Towns, the 3DO, the Acorn Archimedes, and iO S.

1 Episode | 2 hours, 11 minutes | A irdate: Aug. 16th , 2020 "THE GRAMOPHONE LACKS THE TONEARM." JOIN THE MEMBERS-ONLY MEMORY CORE TO WATCH Rick, Flux, and Cylon take on The Story of Henry Bishop, a low-budget indie horror game with more quirks than scares. At the center of this bizarre adventure is a narrator—and protagonist—who sounds like a drunk Liam Neeson, delivering lines with the kind of conviction usually reserved for late-night infomercials. While the gameplay leaves much to be desired, the crew finds endless entertainment in the narrator’s peculiar delivery, especially his repeated (and increasingly amusing) attempts to pronounce “The Gramophone Tone Arm.” Rick tries to focus on the story, Flux roasts the game’s odd design choices, and Cylon delights in mimicking the narrator’s dramatic (and often unintentionally funny) voice. Though the game itself may not leave a lasting impression, this stream is packed with laughs, off-the-wall commentary, and plenty of jokes at the expense of Henry Bishop and his mysterious “gramophone tone arm.” GAME BIO: The story of Henry Bishop is a first-person psychological thriller, where the player will have to fight, guess riddles, immerse into a mystical plot and an incredible story.

1 Episode | 6 hours, 48 minutes | A irdate: July 19th , 2020 THE FIRST HANGRY FOR TACOS DONO! JOIN THE MEMBERS-ONLY MEMORY CORE TO WATCH Rick, Cylon, and Topsy channel their inner Lynchian weirdness as they dive into Deadly Premonition 2 while fully decked out in Twin Peaks cosplay! Topsy steals the show as “Topsy Bob 5000,” the robotic embodiment of chaotic evil, complete with a menacing grin and cryptic one-liners that would make David Lynch proud. This extended look at Deadly Premonition 2 is as bizarre and unpredictable as the game itself. From its offbeat characters and strange small-town mysteries to the hilariously janky mechanics, the crew embraces every odd moment with enthusiasm and sharp-witted commentary. Rick takes the lead as the unconventional detective, navigating through the game's surreal storylines while Flux and Cylon riff on everything from awkward NPC animations to the inexplicably addictive bowling mini-game. Whether you’re a fan of Twin Peaks, love Deadly Premonition’s unique blend of charm and absurdity, or just want to laugh at three robots trying to make sense of it all, this stream is a must-watch. It’s a one-of-a-kind mix of cosplay, comedy, and unpredictable gameplay you won’t want to miss! GAME BIO: Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise is a survival horror video game developed by Toybox, White Owls, and Now Production for the Nintendo Switch. It was released on July 10, 2020 by Toybox in Japan and Rising Star Games internationally.

1 Episode | 4 hours, 7 minutes | A irdate: Jun. 7th , 2020 "WE'RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER HALL & OATES REFERENCE. " JOIN THE MEMBERS-ONLY MEMORY CORE TO WATCH Rick, Flux, and Cylon sink their teeth into Maneater, the action-packed shark RPG where you play as the apex predator of the sea! With plenty of carnage, chaos, and comically over-the-top upgrades, this game quickly turns into an oceanic feeding frenzy. The crew can’t resist the Hall & Oates references, with Rick humming “She’s a Maneater” every time their shark takes a bite out of an unsuspecting swimmer. Flux critiques the absurdity of the shark’s ability to leap onto land while Cylon theorizes that the game might be a secret revenge story written by dolphins. Between the jaw-dropping shark antics, hilarious commentary, and plenty of “Oh the humanity!” moments, this stream delivers the perfect mix of action and laughs. Whether you’re here for the ridiculous upgrades or just to see how many times Rick can reference Hall & Oates, Maneater is a stream you won’t want to miss! GAME BIO: Maneater is an action role-playing game developed and published by Tripwire Interactive. The player assumes control of a female bull shark who must evolve and survive in an open world so she can take revenge on a fisherman who disfigured her as a pup and killed her mother.

1 Episode [FULL GAME] 2 hours, 34 minutes | A irdate: July 6th , 2019 "WHY DIDN'T THEY EVER MAKE A JRPG CALLED 'CLIFF STANDER'...?" Rick and Cylon blast through the finish line with 100% completion of Mega Man X! What started as a nostalgia-fueled trip down SNES memory lane quickly turned into a gauntlet of hidden upgrades, pixel-perfect jumps, and boss fights that hit harder than they remembered. From Heart Tanks to Sub Tanks, to every armor piece and the secret Hadouken, they leave no power-up behind—and no Maverick standing. It's a full-on X-athon of pain, perseverance, and precision platforming, and the duo somehow manages to emerge victorious. Whether you're a longtime Mega Man X fanatic or just here for the robo-rage, this finale is everything a 16-bit hero’s journey should be—loud, stylish, and totally charged. Bonus: Witness the birth of both "Bat Farming" and "Cliff Standing"! GAME BIO: Mega Man X (1993) is Capcom’s revolutionary SNES entry in the Mega Man franchise, introducing a darker tone, faster gameplay, wall-jumping mechanics, and X's signature upgradeable armor. Players take on eight Maverick bosses and ultimately face Sigma in a high-stakes rebellion of rogue Reploids. With secret items like the Hadouken, tight controls, and one of the best soundtracks in gaming history, Mega Man X remains a staple of action-platforming perfection.

3 Episodes | 50 minutes | Airdate: Jan 26th, 2018 "RICHARD GERE FILLS HIS @$$HOLE WITH CHAMELEONS LIZARDS AND TADPOLES..." It’s turtles, time travel, and total chaos as Rick, Nick (the voice of Topsy), and Jason (the voice of Flux) ditch their robot bodies and facecams for more Nobot Co-Op! No puppets. No cameras. Just longtime goofballs riffing and roaring their way through the TMNT arcade classic Turtles in Time—all while doing surprisingly accurate impressions of 90s cartoons, action movie villains, and pizza-fueled martial arts mayhem. This impromptu commentary experiment becomes a lightning-in-a-bottle moment, with hilariously unfiltered banter, fourth-wall breaking, and pure Turtle Power absurdity. It's a nostalgia-laced beat-em-up that somehow feels like a lost MST3K riff track mixed with a pizza parlor fever dream. Can the gang survive Shredder’s time-bending gauntlet? Or will their laughter drown out the sound of Foot Clan bones breaking? GAME BIO: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles IV: Turtles in Time (1992) is a beloved side-scrolling beat-’em-up originally developed by Konami for arcades and later ported to the Super Nintendo. Players control the Heroes in a Half Shell as they battle Shredder and his minions across time—from prehistoric swamps to futuristic highways. With its flashy visuals, co-op mayhem, and iconic soundtrack, it’s widely regarded as one of the greatest TMNT games ever made.

1 Episode | 3 hours, 42 minutes | A irdate: May 31st , 2020 "HEY, REMEMBER THAT TIME ROBOCOP SHOT THAT GUY IN THE DICK?" JOIN THE MEMBERS-ONLY MEMORY CORE TO WATCH Rick, Flux, and Pickles (still rocking his remote Picklenaught setup) take on the atmospheric chills of Song of Horror, an indie survival horror game that brings back the fixed camera angles of classics like Resident Evil and Silent Hill. The spooky vibes are top-notch, with eerie environments and a creeping sense of dread that keeps everyone on edge. Rick is fully immersed, loving the fixed perspectives and masterfully crafted tension. However, he’s quick to lament the game’s complete lack of combat, joking that the scariest thing in this game might be the protagonist’s inability to throw a single punch. Flux keeps things light with his commentary on the game’s puzzles and characters, while Pickles delivers his dry humor and occasional theories about the supernatural threats lurking in the shadows. With its throwback style and heavy atmosphere, Song of Horror delivers a unique blend of nostalgia and fresh frights. If you’re into slow-burn horror games with plenty of suspense and a dash of comedy, this stream is a must-watch GAME BIO: Song of Horror is a 3rd person, fixed-camera survival horror adventure. Fear the Presence, a mysterious entity you cannot fight: stay alert, hide, breathe slowly... Explore cursed places where unseen spirits and lost souls linger in a true horror story for the ages.