Feelings were had. Decisions were regretted.
In this episode, we face the fallout of our sixth challenge: Catzz ventured into the emotional roller-coaster that is Final Fantasy X (didn’t finish it, but definitely cried), while Nunex met the immortal and heartbreakingly forgotten Addie La Rue. Between epic battles and existential loneliness, we’ve got a lot to unpack.
Of course, it wouldn’t be Games and Pages without a new round of mutual suffering—uh, we mean challenges.
What’s next? Let’s just say… destiny might not be kind to either of us.
For our fifth challenge, Catzz stepped into the dark, twisted brilliance of Bong Joon-ho’s Parasite, while Nunex took a throwback dive into the debut album of 5 Seconds of Summer. Social commentary and pop-punk anthems in the same episode? Only on Games and Pages.
We unpack our thoughts, swap a few questionable jokes, and—because we never learn—end by giving each other our next challenge.
What’s waiting in round six? Let’s just say… one of us is definitely in trouble.
For our fourth challenge, Catzz took a nostalgic dive into the magical (and mildly traumatizing) world of The NeverEnding Story, while Nunex entered the flirty, STEM-filled chaos of Two Can Play by Ali Hazelwood. Did the feels hit? Yes. Were we emotionally prepared? Absolutely not.
As always, we share our brutally honest thoughts, a few questionable tangents, and wrap things up by assigning our next challenge to each other.
What’s coming next? Let’s just say… it’s a wild combo, and one of us might not survive it.
This time around, we tackle our third set of challenges! Catzz embarked on a colorful, turn-based odyssey in Dragon Quest XI (spoiler: so many slime's), while Nunex rocked out (and maybe cried a little) to Bohemian Rhapsody.
We dive into what we loved, what broke us, and what made us question all our life choices. And because we clearly don’t know when to stop, we wrap up by throwing yet another challenge at each other.
What’s coming next? Trust us... even we’re a little scared.
In this episode, we dive into round two of our increasingly chaotic challenge saga. Catzz stepped into the morally grey world of Death Note (just how many potato chips can one man eat dramatically?), while Nunex entered the deadly, twisty beginnings of Throne of Glass (assassins, sass, and plot twists galore).
We share our thoughts, our feelings, and possibly some existential questions. And just when you think we’ve learned our lesson... we give each other a brand new challenge.
What’s next? Let’s just say... it might be our most unhinged idea yet.
We did the thing. Here’s what happened.
In this episode, we report back on our very first challenges: Catzz wandered the neon-lit streets of Stray, while Nunex braved the dramatic stares and supernatural teen angst of Teen Wolf. What did we think? Did we survive? Were there regrets? (Spoiler: probably.)
And of course, it wouldn’t be Games and Pages without a new round of challenges. What horrors (or delights) have we chosen for each other this time? Well… let’s just say, things are about to get interesting.
In this glorious mess of a first episode, we introduce ourselves, the podcast, and the questionable concept that is "Games and Pages" — a space where we throw all sense of genre out the window and challenge each other with books, games, shows, movies, and the occasional existential crisis. We explain what this is all about (kind of), share our tastes (you’ll judge us anyway), and kick things off with our very first challenge to each other.