1 Episode | 8 hours, 55 minutes | A irdate: Sep. 29th , 2019 "I'M GETTIN' SHOT IN THE BUTT REAL GOOD." The gang dives into the chaotic open world of Far Cry 5! Rick, Topsy, Flux, and Cylon take on cults, chaos, and catastrophic explosions in Hope County, Montana. Watch as this hilarious team roasts the game’s over-the-top action, absurd characters, and bizarre storylines. Whether it’s liberating outposts or engaging in utterly ridiculous antics, this playthrough promises non-stop laughs and unfiltered commentary. Is Far Cry 5 a masterpiece or just mindless mayhem? Find out as our robot pals and Rick turn the madness up to 11! GAME BIO: Far Cry 5 is an open-world first-person shooter developed by Ubisoft and released in 2018. Set in the fictional Hope County, Montana, players take on the role of a deputy tasked with dismantling the doomsday cult "The Project at Eden’s Gate," led by the enigmatic and ruthless Joseph Seed. Featuring intense gunfights, massive explosions, an unpredictable AI ecosystem, and a ton of side activities, Far Cry 5 leans hard into its chaotic, anything-goes gameplay. Whether teaming up with resistance fighters, piloting aircraft, or taming wild animals as allies, players are in for a wild, sandbox-style adventure with plenty of opportunities for hilarious, unscripted moments.

9 Episodes   [FULL GAME]  8 hours, 22 minutes | Airdate: April 1st, 2019 "TOM WAS SUCKIN' ON RICK'S NIPS! TOM WAS SUCKIN' ON RICK'S NIPS!" Rick, Flux, Pickles, and Cylon suit up in dino cosplay and dive into the prehistoric madness of Dino Crisis for the first time! This retro survival horror classic from Capcom promises tense gameplay, tank controls, and plenty of jump scares—all rendered in a crisp 1080p to bring those PS1-era dinos to life like never before. Rick takes charge as Regina, the red-haired protagonist, navigating through the dinosaur-infested research facility with a mix of determination and sharp wit. Flux provides running commentary on the game’s hilariously convoluted plot, Pickles dryly observes the absurdity of fighting velociraptors with keycards, and Cylon fully embraces the chaos, adding his own “dino logic” to the mix. From tense resource management to sudden raptor ambushes, the gang roasts the game’s quirks while reveling in its nostalgic charm. Between the laughs, the scares, and some inevitable moments of “WHY WON’T THIS WORK?!,” this first attempt at Dino Crisis is already a wild ride. Whether you’re a fan of classic survival horror or just love watching dinosaurs terrorize your favorite robots, this is one stream you won’t want to miss. The question is: will the dinos triumph, or can the crew survive the crisis? GAME BIO: Dino Crisis is a survival horror and action-adventure video game series created by Shinji Mikami and owned by the video game company Capcom. The plot focuses on multiple characters and their roles in recurring outbreaks of deadly dinosaurs and other monsters in a closed environment such as a laboratory on an island.

4 Episodes  [GAME STILL IN PROGRESS] 6 hours, 7 minutes | Airdate: Mar . 4th, 2019 "FK IN THE COFFEE...!" It’s a damn fine day for jank as Rick, Cylon, and Topsy dive into the gloriously broken cult classic Deadly Premonition—and they’re dressed for the occasion. Rick steps into the stream as a budget Agent Cooper, Cylon rocks an FBI suit while channeling David Lynch with unsettling accuracy, and Topsy debuts his dark side as Topsy BOB 5000, ready to haunt your dreams and insult your coffee. With tank controls, baffling dialogue, and one of the weirdest tonal shifts in video game history, Deadly Premonition is like if Twin Peaks was adapted by a guy who only watched it once through a screen door—and the Robot Co-Op crew is all in. Whether it’s dodging ghost zombies, unraveling small-town secrets, or just getting lost in the forest, this stream is part cosplay, part chaos, and full jank-fueled joy. GAME BIO: Deadly Premonition (2010) is a cult survival horror game by SWERY65 that blends open-world exploration with crime thriller storytelling, clunky combat, and a bafflingly endearing protagonist named Agent York. Often compared to Twin Peaks for its eccentric characters and offbeat atmosphere, the game has become infamous for its technical issues, awkward animations, and deeply weird charm. It’s janky, it’s confusing, and it’s one of the most unforgettable experiences in gaming.

7 Episodes | 1 day, 4 hours, 21 minutes | Airdate: Nov . 27th, 2018 "I AM THE THANOS OF PANTIES!" Blast from the past! Roll back the clock and join Rick, Flux, and Cylon at the disastrous launch of Fallout 76. The gang bravely ventures into an irradiated West Virginia that’s somehow more barren than an actual nuclear wasteland. With no NPCs in sight (save for maybe six), broken questlines, endless server issues, and thrilling missions like... collecting water from spouts—it’s a post-apocalyptic party no one asked for. Marvel at the crushing loneliness! Gasp at the stunning lack of content! Stare into the soulless void that was supposed to be Bethesda’s next big thing! This old-school Robot Co-Op stream is a perfect time capsule of just how empty Fallout 76 was when it first stumbled into existence. Many memes sprung forth from the gang streaming this game like CoggerPi's "Here's 5 bucks for not playing Fallout 76", his reward for Robot Co-Op quickly moving on from this launch day clunker. GAME BIO: Fallout 76 (2018) is Bethesda’s online multiplayer take on the beloved Fallout series, launching to heavy criticism for its lack of NPCs, buggy gameplay, shallow worldbuilding, and an overwhelming sense of emptiness. Originally billed as a groundbreaking survival experience, it quickly became infamous for delivering one of the most content-starved worlds ever seen in a major AAA release.

1 Episode | 29 minutes | Airdate: Sep . 16th, 2018 "THE EVER-PECKISH HAS AWOKEN!" [CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE MEMBERS-ONLY MEMORY CORE TO WATCH] From the deep vaults of Robot Co-Op’s early chaos comes a vintage stream where Rick, Flux, and Cylon take on the culinary pressure cooker that is Overcooked! This very early-era adventure sees the trio try to work together in a kitchen designed by demons—flaming pans, impatient customers, and conveyor belts of doom await. The teamwork? Questionable. The screaming? Constant. The fire extinguisher? Frequently forgotten. It’s pure, early Robot Co-Op energy: slightly unpolished, extremely loud, and hilariously dysfunctional. Whether they’re burning soup or each other’s patience, this is co-op mayhem served piping hot. GAME BIO: Overcooked! is a frantic co-op cooking game developed by Ghost Town Games, where up to four players must chop, cook, plate, and serve dishes in increasingly chaotic kitchens. From haunted food trucks to lava-filled restaurants, it’s a true test of communication, reflexes, and whether your friendships can survive being yelled at over soup.

2 Episodes | 33 minutes | Airdate: April 26th, 2018 "SO IN NEW YORK, THERE'S JUST COMPLETELY SANITARY PIZZA ON THE GROUND..." In this Nobot Co-Op special, the Robot Co-Op crew ditches the facecams and puppets and jumps shell-first into the four-player mayhem of the classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Arcade) game—now in glorious HD. It’s all pizza, punches, and pixel-perfect chaos as the full party slams their way through wave after wave of foot soldiers, wrecks a burning building with surprisingly little concern for OSHA standards, and chucks baddies straight into the screen. And yes—they do take time to bully the skateboarding enemies. Cowabunga never looked this clean... or sounded this unhinged. GAME BIO: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Arcade) originally hit arcades in 1989 and became an instant beat-'em-up classic. Developed by Konami, this side-scrolling co-op fighter lets up to four players control Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo as they battle Shredder’s goons, rescue April and Splinter, and shout "Pizza time!" while taking down Foot Clan members with gnarly flair.

2 Episodes | 33 minutes | Airdate: Jan. 24th 2018 "SEXY CHICKEN?! SEXY CHICKEN!" It began with a Raspberry Pi on shuffle—and it ended in absolute clown-fueled chaos. Rick & Topsy are hurled face-first into Ninja Clowns (1991), a baffling arcade brawler from Strata that contains roughly 0% ninja and 500% clown. From the moment the title screen slaps you with its red nose and honking menace, you know you're in for something unholy. The guys face an endless parade of enemies that reads like a rejected Mad Max casting list: undead businessmen, deranged mimes, alcoholic hobos, angry skinheads, radioactive chickens in fishnets—each more inexplicable than the last. All while the protagonist—an ambiguously honking nightmare in greasepaint—fights evil with balloon swords and slapstick agony. It's part circus, part fever dream, and entirely unforgettable. GAME BIO: Ninja Clowns (1991) is a surreal side-scrolling beat ‘em up from Strata, known more for its confusion than its quality. Players control a vigilante clown battling through the city’s underbelly against waves of grotesque and absurd enemies. Despite the title, there are no ninjas—but plenty of laughs, honks, and head-scratching visuals.

1 Episode | 37 minutes | A irdate: Sunday, Jan. 24th, 2021 "LET'S POSE IN THE MOST AWKWARD WAY POSSIBLE." The Savage Slumber Party Mystery Marathon Stream lurches into its next chapter as Rick, Flux, and Cylon take on Zombie Revenge! This quirky Dreamcast beat-'em-up, set in the House of the Dead universe, combines absurd action, cheesy dialogue, and relentless zombie bashing. Rick grabs the controls first, attempting to master the game's clunky mechanics while Flux critiques the over-the-top voice acting and nonsensical story. Cylon provides his signature cheery humor, poking fun at the ridiculous enemy designs and the game’s inexplicably odd sense of style (zombie martial artists, anyone?). Despite its janky gameplay, Zombie Revenge serves up enough laughs and unexpected chaos to keep the gang entertained. From hilarious deaths to bizarre mini-games, this segment of the marathon delivers all the undead absurdity you could hope for. GAME BIO: Zombie Revenge is a beat 'em up video game released for arcades and Dreamcast in 1999. Armed with their fists, feet, and whatever weapons they should find along the way, players are tasked with ridding an unnamed city of zombies.

1 Episode | 58 minutes | A irdate: Sunday, Jan. 24th, 2021 "THIS IS IMPORTANT! TO SWITCH THE MAP... OH GOD, HOW DO YOU SWITCH THE MAP...?" The Savage Slumber Party Mystery Marathon Stream marches on as Rick, Flux, and Cylon dive into Dynasty Warriors 8: Empires, Cylon’s pick for the night. The hack-and-slash chaos of the Dynasty Warriors series takes center stage, with Cylon at the helm commanding troops and mowing down hordes of enemies in the game’s sprawling battles. As always, the gang keeps things lively with nonstop banter. Cylon’s enthusiasm for the epic scope of Dynasty Warriors clashes hilariously with Rick and Flux’s confusion over the seemingly endless waves of enemies and objectives. Flux gets caught up in the game’s strategy mechanics, while Rick wonders why he’s fighting the same 20 soldiers over and over. With its mix of grandiose battles, dramatic cutscenes, and plenty of opportunities for the gang to crack jokes, this segment of the marathon is a chaotic, laugh-filled spectacle. Whether you’re a fan of Dynasty Warriors or just here for the hilarity, this one is worth the watch. GAME BIO: Dynasty Warriors 8 is a hack and slash video game and the eighth official installment of the Dynasty Warriors series. It is developed by Omega Force and published by Tecmo Koei. The story is based on the 14th-century Chinese historical novel Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

1 Episode | 1 hour, 6 minutes | A irdate: Jan. 21th, 2021 "I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH ANY OF THIS IMAGERY." Rick and Flux co-stream some new footage of Resident Evil Village in this special 2021-era co-stream. Long before launch discourse, patch debates, and endless hot takes, the guys sit down to react to Capcom’s first substantial look at what would become one of the most polarizing modern Resident Evil entries. Flux is in peak form, roasting the presentation, questioning the tone, and poking at Capcom’s increasingly bombastic instincts, while Rick does something genuinely unusual: he stays suspiciously quiet about his long-running dislike of first-person Resident Evil. Longtime viewers will absolutely notice. There’s a strange time-capsule quality to this stream. The excitement is cautious, the skepticism feels earned, and several early concerns raised here end up aging surprisingly well. It’s also notable that Robot Co-Op only ever did one more early Village footage reaction after this, making this stream a rare snapshot of the calm before the discourse storm. No hindsight, no patch notes, no narrative fatigue, just instincts, jokes, and vibes from a moment when Resident Evil Village was still a big question mark. GAME BIO: Resident Evil Village is a 2021 survival horror game developed and published by Capcom. Serving as the eighth mainline entry in the Resident Evil series, it continues the story of Ethan Winters following the events of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. Set in a remote, snow-covered European village, the game blends first-person combat, exploration, puzzle solving, and gothic horror influences, introducing iconic antagonists like Lady Dimitrescu and expanding the series’ lore with a heavier emphasis on action and spectacle.

1 Episode | 3 hours, 34 minutes | A irdate: Jan. 10th, 2021 "JOHN CARPENTER IS SUS." Rick, Pickles, Flux, and Johnny Cylon boot up Among Us for a classic, chaotic throwback stream — playing with viewers, accusing friends, lying poorly, and immediately forgetting what task they were pretending to do. It’s loud. It’s dumb. It’s deeply familiar. As the crew spirals into emergency meetings and wildly confident false accusations, the vibe becomes unmistakable: this isn’t just a game — it’s a pandemic artifact. A time when everyone was inside, on voice chat, desperately trying to socialize through little jellybean astronauts and bad alibis. Rather than fight the dated energy, Rick and the gang fully lean into it — treating the match like a digital time capsule of lockdown chaos, boredom-fueled friendships, and the universal suspicion that someone is always lying. GAME BIO: Among Us is the multiplayer social deduction phenomenon that defined the COVID-era gaming landscape. Players work together to complete tasks aboard a spaceship while secretly hunting for impostors sabotaging the mission from within. Simple mechanics, heavy reliance on voice chat, and endless paranoia turned it into a global lockdown staple — and an unintentional snapshot of a very specific moment in time.

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