Stinging from our defeat by graveyard dogs and stymied by internet outages and failed game saves, we regroup in town only to have Magisters send us out to hunt down some dwarves.

In response to a viewer query, we take the uplink chips on the multiplayer level Robot World Arena, as reached through the secret exit on Rise Robot Rise, and insert them into the chip slots on the next level, Poor Yorick, to see what they do.

Not clear they do anything at all; we did it twice and exited the level both by the secret and regular exits and the destinations were the same.

Science!

Narcogen, Blackstar and Funkmon attempt to access the secret terminal in Marathon Infinity's Rise Robot Rise level using a modified solo method-- Blackstar watches the terminal so we can see when it opens, Funkmon stands in front of the platform that goes up to the secret area, and Narc shoots all the switches.

Chewing bubble gum and blowing up Pfhor capital ships. And we're all out of Pfhor capital ships!

Keep pfhighting the good pfhight.

Help the good Pfhor shoot the bad Pfhor! Whichever is whichever...

We've been swimming in raw sewage. We love it!

Rampancy plays the Marathon: Phoenix scenario!

Stream got disconnected partway through, here's the second part.

Rampancy plays the Marathon: Phoenix scenario!

More Rampancy co-op play in Marathon: Phoenix!

Rampancy returns to Marathon for the challenging Phoenix scenario!

Some more turn-based faux retro gaming with Evoland!

As a belated celebration of Marathon's 25th anniversary (December 1994 - December 2019) Narc and Blackstar play through some old Infinity community made map packs, starting with "Return to Tau Ceti" by David Candland, who later became a Bungie and then a Monolith employee working on UI design.

More bad things happen in the world of Little Misfortune.

Starting a new game-- Little Misfortune from the devs of Fran Bow, Killmonday Games! youtube.com/rampancynet twitch.tv/narcogen mixer.com/narcogen