Episode #207: Final Fantasy XV / Song of the Deep / The Witness / Satellite Reign / Mini Metro / Hidden Folks / Alan Wake / A Normal Lost Phone episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 26, 2017 · 1H 47M

Episode #207: Final Fantasy XV / Song of the Deep / The Witness / Satellite Reign / Mini Metro / Hidden Folks / Alan Wake / A Normal Lost Phone

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Jeremy starts the episode with yet another Rock Band 4 update, Craig has some thoughts on the various Binding of Isaac DLC offerings and takes a look back through the entire catalog of Alan Wake releases, Jeremy fails at urban planning with Mini Metro, Craig wants more from Satellite Reign, Sean does lots of weird stuff in Final Fantasy XV, Craig has a few quick reviews for Hidden Folks and A Normal Lost Phone, Jeremy enjoys Song of the Deep, and Craig and Jeremy debate about the purpose of The Witness. E-mail us at [email protected]!  Visit us online at SignedInPodcast.com!   Games discussed on this episode! 0:00:00 – Intro 0:07:06 – Rock Band 4 0:14:09 – The Binding of Isaac 0:17:56 – Alan Wake 0:29:00 – Mini Metro 0:41:27 – Satellite Reign 0:49:47 – Final Fantasy XV 1:01:54 – Hidden Folks 1:04:10 – A Normal Lost Phone 1:06:41 – Song of the Deep 1:13:51 – The Witness 1:47:47 – End

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