We didn’t manage to get through all the game news we had and now there’s more! An early SaladCast for […]
So what if E3 isn’t happening? We’ve still got far too many game trailers happening right now. Rob picks out […]
The driest May on record is over but the drought is coming to an end. Just look at this episode. […]
Sensing the effects that Eurovision withdrawal is having on the morale of the populous, the games industry has rallied to […]
I don’t want to alarm you all, but there’s something called news here and they want to say hi. Would […]
Time for another round of lockdown podcast. Has the madness set in or have the crew turned more normal? Which […]
Times are weird but for gamers much remains the same. Take comfort in the fact that your backlog will still […]
A message from the happysalad CEO: With 2020 shaping up to be mighty weird year in many many ways, it’s […]
Let’s get topical for a moment. Apparently we’re all going to be spending a lot of time indoors, scrubbing our […]
Hi there Dan fans! Have we got 0% of a podcast for you! Dan is off doing something somewhere so […]
This episode is sick. Not the radical kind but the ill kind. No, not the good ill either. Rob’s sick, […]
Be our guest, be our guest, have this suspicious treasure chest. Please go on and open, don’t be shy. Be […]
For the tenth time, the SaladCast will pointlessly rank the games and events of the past year. Has it even […]
To celebrate the greatest and best number we thought we’d just talk about good games that we might not have […]
The wait is almost over. We’re nearly at the best number. We’re positive you’ll agree. For now, in this episode […]
With Sony still playing coy with big news events Microsoft steps up to put on a show that’s a bit […]
There were probably a lot of tears this morning as England came second in the rugby World Cup but you […]
EGX 2019 has been occurring and once again Rob has been checking out as much as he can get his […]
Somehow October has crept up on us in a lederhosen. Stay vigilant out there. In this episode we have pretending […]
In this episode: The return of Kitchen Bitchin’, UK lootbox regulation news, France vs Steam, Gears 5, Tetris 99, Stormworks, […]
New year, not quite new games. 2018 invites us all to do what we always do so we invite you all to do what you always do with podcasts.
In this episode you can get some Steamworld Dig 2, that Star Wars film, Rise to Ruins, Forza Horizon 3, electro-notifications, Hand of Fate 2, IKEA, Mass Effect 2, Flinthook and Mario Tennis.
When we record the SaladCast we tend to leave the mics open for a while before we get started for real. This not only serves as a test but a chance to record some bizarre sound clip which we present to you here.
Yes Season 5 was wrapped up nearly 3 years ago now and most of this doesn’t make any sense but it still makes us smile a little bit. Enjoy.
This year saw Brian Blessed introduce a new Micro Machines game but do you know what was better? An old Micro Machines game of course! Zac and Rob revisit the best and go through half the tracks in a gruelling one on one contest.
If this game is right and dust really is power, my house is mighty. Zac and Rob survive the Dungeon of the Endless by giving up on having a clean abode focusing on Industry, Science and a choice of shirt instead.
Everybody knows a podcast is supposed to be followed with pizza. Where’s our pizza I hear the voice inside ask? The spotted tile game cheesy bread provider doesn’t seem to know. Yes I am hangry right now!
In this episode: Hellblade, another kettle meets Zac’s criticism, Super Mario Odyssey and how the moons work, audio snobbery, Splatoon 2, Factorio mods, and Dwarf Fortress shoes.
It looks like you’re at a popular site for site for drug deals. Google would like to ask a few questions. Did Shifty Greg supply top quality gear? Would you recommend Shifty Greg to a friend? On a scale of one to ten, how would you rate the funk of the skunk?
In this episode of a podcast about videogames: Greetings, Mario Odyssey, awarding PUBG and other early access games, Micro Machines World Series, EA says silly things on reddit, Neon Chrome, android phones, Opus Magnum, Factorio, Rocket League and a tale of double hotness.
Enough time has passed. Let’s pick up where we left off in our quick tour of the games we once made using The Games Factory.
Life hack! The easiest way to start your own bonfire is to just wait for thugs to throw ignited petrol at cars outside your home. How convenient!
In this episode: Super Mario Odyssey, bad milk, Splatoon 2, Distant Worlds, Opus Magnum, Starcraft 2, WOW, Runic games and something else.
This time on “solving problems with sticky balls”: a larger sumo wrestler, speed cleaning, escaping death by credits and planetary disaster avoidance. You need a Katamari in your life today!
In the not too distant future, artificial beings are built to look act act like humans. Blending into society, the “hipsters” are becoming an accepted part of our daily lives, but there are rules. Hipsters that break those rules and serve over priced artisan foods must have their beards and buns shaved. Those that wield the blade are known as “Razor Joggers”.
In this episode: The obligatory lootbox conversation, Rain World, IGN and Humble, Opus Magnum, Shovel Knight, XBOX One dashboard fonts, Kerbal Space Program, Blade Runner, Sonic 2 HD, Overwatch, Team Fortress 2, Slime Rancher, Visceral Games and Star Wars, another bad visual novel and Dan finishes Zelda at last.
Transmogrifying a pet and then destroying the future would be a pretty trying day for most people. Doc Clock seems to be used to this, as does his companion Sack. Zac and Rob have no idea how to survive under our new robot overlords but are convinced that gnomes are the answer.
It seems that as far as humans have come with science and technology improving our daily routines, there are some elements of modern life that still suck. In this episode we cover the conundrum of the kettle and the office chair. This isn’t a joke, we really do.
Other stuff in this episode: Forza 7 microwagers, finishing Nier Automata, the absence of Frozen 2, Cuphead problems, Slime Rancher, more Minecraft mod pack woes, Rocket League changes, Sonic on the Megadrive and DeadCore.
Zac and Rob discover the surprisingly murderous world of solving maths problems with sheep, wolves and lasers.
Rob has been let out of the cage once again to terrorise the halls of EGX. Time for a convention special!
Stuff vaguely covered in this episode: Sonic Forces, Sea of Thieves, Forza Motorsport 7, Super Mario Odyssey, Farcry 5, Flat Heroes, Blockships, Shooty Fruity, Superhot VR, Cuphead, Huntdown, Tyred, Astroneer, NieR: Automata, Project Octopath Traveller, Racing Apex, Yatucan, and a toaster review.
Our very own Zeg played in the Giant Bomb community Rocket League… league. His team made it through to the final, check out all the action on Twitch to see how they did!
Everyone wants a piece of the King and the King is happy to oblige as long as it’s in ball form. Zac and Rob continue to recycle the planet, underwater, to a fixed amount, in the dark and with a phobia for cows a bears.
You know it must be raining when your noisy gaming session is interrupted by natural white noise. Take pause from the gunfire, engines and satisfying “dings” of gaming to enjoy some proper surround sound, and then drown it in dubstep.
In this episode: Space Engineers, stuff found in boxes, Sonic Mania, stuff found in ears, Nier Automata, stuff found in pipes, Splatoon 2, stuff found in Kitchens, Dwarf Fortress and stuff found in Hyrule.
“Speedrunning’s a thing, so let’s make a game about that! and cubes!” is the pitch for Deadcore. As part of the D’s in the Steam A-Z, Zac and Rob shun the speed part and instead focus on the cubes. So many cubes.
