Dead Tired Dads

Ryan shares lots of various videogame news. Josh forgets more than he remembers, and also convinces Ryan that he actually played a Batman simulator. Josh rage quits Tunic. Ryan reviews Batman Simulator (or Moonlighter...We've heard it both ways). 

Josh and Ryan discuss the finer aspects of breakfast drinks and the danger of buying new food items when you have children. Ryan reviews The Outer Worlds. Josh reviews Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD.

Ryan tries to get someone to send an email instead of calling him.  It doesn't work out.  Also chickens are not allowed in apartments for some reason.  Josh reviews Roboquest and Ryan reviews Syberia.

Ryan tries to get someone to send an email instead of calling him.  It doesn't work out.  Also chickens are not allowed in apartments for some reason.  Josh reviews Roboquest and Ryan reviews Syberia.

This episode of Dead Tired Dads is all about niches.  Our kids teach us that niches get stitches and we review some games that are very niche-y.  Ryan reviews The Hunter: Call of the Wild (no relation to the book), and Josh Reviews Dragon Ball Fighter Z.

This episode of Dead Tired Dads is all about niches.  Our kids teach us that niches get stitches and we review some games that are very niche-y.  Ryan reviews The Hunter: Call of the Wild (no relation to the book), and Josh Reviews Dragon Ball Fighter Z.

Ryan's son throws him under the bus. Daylight Savings Time needs to end - and it very well might soon! Josh reviews Chex Quest. Ryan reviews Raji.

Josh forgets where he lives, Ryan remembers there is more to life than football, and Josh rants about a dangerous societal trend.  

What are the marshmallows in cereal? I mean really?  Also which breakfast cereal is superior to all others?  Ryan talks about organ harvesting and Josh falls flat.

Car seats are intentionally difficult to install and that seems wrong.  Also they are difficult to clean.  Someone should fix that.  Also Ryan needs to get over a lost love.  Josh talks about the travesty that is EA and reviews Jedi: Fallen Order.  Ryan reviews Moonglow Bay in which Jack Sparrow definitely does not show up and kidnap your spouse.