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Ahead of the release of the long awaited sequel Kim and Elwood revisit the original game from Telltales Games based on Bill Willingham's Fabels Comic Book series. Set twenty years before the start of the comic you play as Bigby Wolf the sheriff of Fabeltown a community made up of fairy tale and folklore characters living in secret in modern day New York. Investigating the murder of a Fabel prostitute however soon proves to be only the tip of a greater conspiracy.

Kim and Elwood look at the cosy bookseller sim Tiny Bookshop were your mobile library rolls into the fictional seaside town of Bookstonbury were your soon helping the residents with more than just book recommendations.

Elwood and Kim share thier favourite female gaming characters as they share thier favourites aswell as highlighting those who paved the way for some of gamings most iconic characters.

Kim and Elwood look at the adventure game Keeper from Doublefine Productions in which you play a lighthouse brought to life and whose light might be the only way to defeat the parasitic scourge known as the Wither as you journey towards the mountains with your bird companion twig.

Kim and Elwood run down their highlights from this years Summer Games Fest conferences from the indie gems to mainstream hits

Kim and Elwood look at the breakout hit from Beethoven & Dinosaur Mixtape aswell as looking at the fallout which has equally made it one of the more divisive titles of the year. Set in the fictional Northern California town of Blue Moon Lagoon were recent high school graduate Stacey is set to conquer the world as she pursues her dream of becoming a music supervisor. Now the night before she’s set to fly out to New York she plans to enjoy one last crazy night with best friends Slater and Cassandra.We

Kim and Elwood look at the Indie platformer The Artful Escape in which you play Francis Vendetti a teenage guitar prodigy who sets out on a psychedelic and interstellar journey to inspire his stage persona and confront the legacy of his uncle and folk music legend Johnson Vendetti .

Kim and Elwood look at Lost Records: Bloom & Rage a two part narrative adventure from Life Is Strange developer Don't Nod. Switching between the present and the summer of 1995 as reunion between friends leads them to look back at the summer they met, the bonds they formed and what they found in the woods.

Elwood and Kim look at the independent adventure game Sea of Solitude were you play as Kay a young woman whose inner turmoil has turned her into a monster, while she explores a flooded world trying to discover the reasons she turned into a monster while being forced to face feeling which have now manifested themselves as giant monsters she will have to face along her journey.

Kim and Elwood take on the time manipulation puzzles of The Garden Between developed by the Australian studio The Voxel Agents as a sleepover in their treehouse sees Arina and Frendt transported to a fantastical world based around the memories they've made together.

Elwood and Kim check out the 2019 indie platformer Katana Zero in which you play a the katana welding assassin Zero who can both slow down time and predict the future while at the same time suffering from amnesia as he attempts to unravel the mystery of his past while carrying out assassination contracts.

Elwood and Kim check out the indie game "Orwell" were you get to play Big Brother...no not the kind who gets to task Z list celebs with pointless challanges for toilet roll, but a state operative monitoring a series of subjects as you attempt to uncover a terror plot by digging through thier internet activity looking for clues.

Elwood and Kim share thier favourite video game costumes while looking at who makes a costume, the character wearing them or does the design help make a character iconic.

Kim and Elwood check out the quirky indie title Doughnut County by Ben Esposito in which you play a hole which grows bigger the more it consumes while you attempt to consume everything on the map. We also share some of our favourite quirky titles

"The Professor" Stephen Palmer (Asian Cinema Film Club) joins Elwood to explain his love for the the Yakuza series. But can he convince Elwood there is more to the game than mini games and quirky humour?