Ben and Trev try their hand at video in this audio medium. So there's plenty of references to a non existant video version as Trevor was too lazy to actually put the video up. They talked about some cool games though, like:

• A management game set in a resort
• A point and click adventure game about a facehugger trying to find a face to hug.
• A clothes manufacturing game where the only fabric available is velvet.

This week Ben and Trevor use the theme from GMTK Jam 2024 "Built To Scale" in all of their Click Pitches and come up with improvised video games such as:

• a Katamari style kids shape spinner
• a super-spy finding themself in a tiny city
• a co-op game where the players balance food as they deliver it to a giant
• and more!

***Trigger Warning: Suicide***

Ben and Trev delve deep into Pixar's Cars universe and realise the real truth behind the Cars that Disney doesn't want you to know. Also they talk about games that don't exist:

• Interior designing in the Cars universe
• Takedowns such as those in Burnout, but in the Cars universe
• An RPG with medicinal magic powers.

Ben and Trevor hit the course for a round of improvised video game development, this week seeing how golf mechanics might affect different genres.

Ben invites Trev back over to again record in person. They play classic Click Pitch and discuss some interesting games, such as:

• Serving sausages in space in VR
• Explore conversations through non linear time
• The origin of the laughing clown

Ben and Trevor record in-person this week, Click Pitching their way to game ideas such as:

• a Quantic Dream style game where somebody finds out something terrible about their spouse thanks to their affair
• a horror game set at an abandoned water park in the bright light of day
• another horror game, but closer to home as you deal with bathroom renovations;
• and more!

Ben and Trev return to a prompt game they haven't done in a while, What 3 Words. The games they come up with are interesting to say the least:

• A tower defence game against a singular case worker
• Manage a farmers market set in Kevin Costner's Waterworld
• Use a programming language to defend the world against the incoming world of Mondas.

Ben and Trevor kick off with some movie title inspired game designs, including:

a tense mystery game set in a police station inspired by The Crazies and The Guilty;

a game where you play the cameraperson for a team of ghost hunters;

a mash-up of Deliverance and Back Draft about an arson investigator in the deep south;

and more!