Ravenhome has created another game. Previously, we played Liminal Lane and this time we play the follow-up The Lost Painter. Similar in structure, our character recalls memories of his family by journeying through his paintings. Shall we restore our works and our memories? Let us jump in to find out.

It's that time of year, when we look at our Steam Replay and also choose some games for Save, Bury, Reboot. We're doing it all on this episode! Also, we'll discuss some of the games we played the most this year. And what happened with The Game Awards?

The Whistling Man has a name and a past. The lights go out. Will we save the citizens of Gallows Creek?

An alarm code. A caller who is not as they seem. A medical emergency. So many floppy disks.

The back alley returns. A Charlie Day corkboard. A cover-up from decades ago.

A knock at the door. A hedge maze. A friendship quiz. The horrors of Killer Frequency never cease.

Forrest is having a difficult night on his late-night radio show, as The Whistling Man stalks his audience and they call in for advice on how to survive. Nathan and Alex step into his shoes at KFAM to play Killer Frequency. Is it a puzzle game? Is it a horror game? Is it a narrative game? Maybe it's all of those!

Survival crafting is a popular genre and we here at TPK are more than familiar with it. On this episode, we are going to discuss the basics of how survival crafting games work while also playing one, i.e. Minecraft. How do these games start? How do these games progress? Also, when do these games start to lose momentum or continue being interesting in the late game?