Hollow Knight (2017)

*sigh* Bapa nada. In this episode, we venture deep into Hallownest to explore one of the greatest indie games ever created. Join us as we discuss Metroidvanias, souls-like similarities, and how terrible Jason allegedly is at 2D platformers.Also, we'll be taking a hiatus following this episode. Reap the Spoils will return!Note: The music track at the start of the episode is titled “Dirtmouth", which was composed by Christopher Larkin for the Hollow Knight Original Soundtrack. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music.The Making of Hollow Knight from Game Informer: https://gameinformer.com/2018/10/15/the-making-of-hollow-knightEmail us at: [email protected]

This episode is sponsored by the Umbrella Corporation. Just kidding, Reap the Spoils would never take their money! In this episode, we discuss the latest entry in Capcom's long-running survival horror franchise that we all love. Join us as we talk through various plot holes and developments, several series homages, and everyone gooning to Leon S. Kennedy.Note: The music track at the start of the episode is titled “Foreboding," composed by Nao Satō for the Resident Evil Requiem Original Soundtrack. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music.Email us at: [email protected]

Fallout...Fallout sometimes changes? In this episode we delve into the second season of the hit Prime Video series. Join us as we discuss potential series retcons, game implications, and how thick Norm's plot armor is.Note: The music track at the start of the episode is “Family," composed by Ramin Djawadi for the Fallout: Season 2 Prime Original Series Soundtrack. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music.Email us at: [email protected]

Here at RTS, we work hard to give you something to listen to during your shift at SDN. Some might say we're the real heroes! This time we all played through the hit Telltale-like from last year. Join us as we discuss romance options, difficult decisions, and how 2 of the podcast's hosts have terrible donut opinions.Note: The music track at the start of the episode is “Mecha Man," composed by Andrew Arcadi for the Dispatch Original Soundtrack. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music.Email us at: [email protected]

If I had a mon for every first-party PlayStation game about revenge...yada yada. This time we talk about the latest samurai-ish game out of Sucker Punch Productions. Join us as we discuss a predictable narrative, various influences, and yet another rant from Mark about AAA video games in the modern era.Note: The music track at the start of the episode is “Ghost of Yōtei," composed by Toma Otowa for the Ghost of Yōtei Original Soundtrack. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music.Email us at: [email protected]

It's that time of year again! The Game Awards aired on December 11, and we're closing out 2025 by talking about the various award winners and big announcements. Join us as we discuss some troubling reports, the big sweep you probably expected, and how Geoff's got it down bad for a certain Muppet.Note: The music track at the start of the episode is “Gestral Village - Fight for the Win (Uno Puncho),” composed by Lorien Testard for the Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 - Nos vies en Lumière Bonus Edition album. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music."‘We were effectively props’: young stars of game development feel let down by the ‘gaming Oscars’" by Alyssa Mercante (via The Guardian): https://www.theguardian.com/games/2025/nov/11/future-class-gamings-oscars-game-awards"Some Nominated Devs Can’t Even Afford To Be A Part Of The Game Awards" by Alyssa Mercante (via Kotaku): https://kotaku.com/game-awards-geoff-keighley-tickets-trailers-clair-obscur-2000652243"The Expedition 33 & Dispatch Game Awards drama." by Charalanahzard (Alanah Pearce): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYFAlImQR74Email us at: [email protected]

Come on partner, it's time for another spoOoOoky episode of Reap the Spoils! The latest game in Konami's troubled horror franchise is here, but did it live up to the series' legacy? Join us as we discuss repetitive playthroughs, questionable combat, and Space Wars.Content warning: we discuss many of the difficult themes tackled in Silent Hill f, including but not limited to abuse, discrimination, and drug addiction. Please listen at your own risk.Note: The music track at the start of the episode is “Dizziness Drawn to a Faint Flame," composed by Akira Yamaoka for the Silent Hill f Original Soundtrack. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music.Silent Hill Memories - Silent Hill f Information: https://www.silenthillmemories.net/shf/information_en.htmEmail us at: [email protected]

In my restless feed, I see that spoilercast...the first spooky spoilercast of 2025! We finally tackle one of the greatest horror games ever made, both from the perspective of the original release and from the newer remake. Join us as we discuss big twists, differences in subtlety, and shiny balloon faces.Content warning: we discuss many of the difficult themes tackled in Silent Hill 2, including but not limited to sexual abuse, emotional abuse, suicide, self-harm, and body dysmorphia. Please listen at your own risk.Note: The music track at the start of the episode is “White Noiz," composed by Akira Yamaoka for the Silent Hill 2 Original Soundtracks. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music."I SOLVED THE SH2 REMAKE PHOTOS SECRET" by u/DaleRobinson in r/silenthill: https://www.reddit.com/r/silenthill/comments/1gine5k/i_solved_the_sh2_remake_photos_secret/Email us at: [email protected]

Kojima's latest strand game is here after nearly 6 years! How does this bold new genre hold up after all this time? Join us as we discuss multiple ending twists, overly-simplified gameplay, and who Jason is thinking about as he falls asleep at night.Note: The music track at the start of the episode is “Minus Sixty One”, composed by Woodkid and featured in Death Stranding 2: On The Beach. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music.Email us at: [email protected]

Bonjour mes amis, and get ready for a weird episode - Jason's actually happy for once! This time, we talk through one of the biggest surprise hits of the year. Join us as we discuss beloved influences, massive story twists, and how Jason is just apparently way better at this game than Delaila or Mark.Note: The music track at the start of the episode is “World Map - In Lumière's Name”, composed by Lorien Testard for the Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Original Soundtrack. We in no way have or claim ownership of this music."The impossible (true) stories behind the making of Clair Obscur Expedition 33" by Skill Up: https://youtu.be/mXLOLgC2V2Q"Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Interview - Celebrating turn-based games and classic RPG influences in making something new" from RPGSite: https://www.rpgsite.net/interview/17041-clair-obscur-expedition-33-interview-celebrating-turn-based-games-classic-rpg-influences-in-making-something-new"Final Fantasy X’s Original Idea And Other Reflections From Yoshinori Kitase" from Siliconera: https://www.siliconera.com/final-fantasy-xs-original-idea-reflections-yoshinori-kitase/Email us at: [email protected]