ScabShack

There were a ton of awesome JRPGs released on the PS1 in 1999: Chrono Cross, Valkyrie Profile, Grandia, and Koudelka are the first ones to come to mind.

We return to the Low-Poly Cafe to bask in the warm and cozy tunes of some Sega Dreamcast games. 〰️〰️〰️ CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro/ Aerowings - Tokyo 01:43 Shenmue 2 - Come Over Guest House 04:50 Elemental Gimmick Gear - Eastokion 08:17 Animastar - TownBGM 05 13…

We're going off the grid and enjoying the peaceful countryside with some chill farm sim VGM.

I'm always amazed by the ways that developers take existing roguelike formulas and tweak them into something completely new.

The phrase “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” can apply to a lot of different game genres.

While the Xbox One may not have had system-selling exclusive games on the same level as anything from Sony, the few it did have are really interesting.

If there's three things in this life that I'm a huge sucker for, it's JRPGs, video game music, and an engaging combat system.

We're going for a relaxing midday drive with some chill racing VGM. 〰️〰️〰️ 00:00 Intro/ Butt-Ugly Martians: Zoom or Doom!

We're taking the day off to tee up and unwind with some smooth golf VGM.

After some giving it a ton of thought over the last week, I am proud to say that SuperPod Saga is officially back!

We’re headed to the beach for sand, sun, and tons of chill summertime VGM.

The summer is usually a pretty busy time of the year for me.

With a nearly constant stream of new indie games releasing throughout the years, it's very easy for many of them to slip through the cracks if you aren’t paying close attention.

The SNES (or Super Nintendo Entertainment System for short) has such a massive selection of RPGs that it’s hard to keep track of them - and that’s speaking just for the popular games.

Chillscape is celebrating Spooky Season a little early with some chill horror (and horror-adjacent) video game music!

My Ayaneo Pocket Air Mini has really opened my eyes to the wonderful world of retro emulation on Android.

Pouring two out for the guy.

We're headed up, up and up some more as we tap our toes to video game elevator music.

We're cruising to a mix of smooth as satin Sega songs.

Time for another monthly roundup!

We're jamming to some max chill jams from 4th, 5th, and 6th generation Bomberman games!

Bomberman is somewhat of a guilty pleasure for me.

Pandemonium reigns supreme as we hit shuffle and listen to a mix of random chill jams.

Since getting my AYANEO Pocket Air Mini, I’ve dug myself further and further into the Android emulation rabbit hole, specifically with frontends - which are basically a pretty UI that makes sorting and selecting a game easy as pie.

I’m completely obsessed with Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream.