Sometimes a game just has too much game. When it's trying to tell a story it can completely disrupt the flow of the narrative. And even for games that aren't trying to tell an involved story, or a story at all, sometimes the amount of content can be overwhelming. Today, we're putting some of those games on blast.

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CHAPTERS
00:00 When does a game's size take away from its appeal?
07:24 The Elden Rings of the world
14:00 Trav's religious conflicts with Slippin Jimmy (real)
15:36 Nicco's time discovering Fallout New Vegas
31:40 We gotta shout out Ubisoft open worlds
39:51 Jumping between Souls games is a self sentencing
45:43 Chef Kilo's Crubscriber Question of the Week