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Episode 64: The Last of Us: Love is Real and it’s Terrifying | 3v0 Podcast Episode 63
October 6th, 2025 | 55 mins 48 secs
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Join Jordan and Brendan as they dive deep into The Last of Us (Part I) — a game that’s as heart-wrenching as it is terrifying. If you love video games, cinematic storytelling, or just want to hear two nerds gush (and occasionally argue), this episode is for you!
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63: Filthy Casuals: Coulda Been a Movie | 3v0 Podcast Episode 62
September 10th, 2025 | 1 hr 1 min
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In this Filthy Casuals episode, Brendan and Jordan dive into a fun and freewheeling discussion: What video games could (or should) be made into movies?
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62: Blue Prince - The Riddler Could Never | 3v0 Podcast Episode 61
August 25th, 2025 | 46 mins 45 secs
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In this episode of the 3v0 Podcast, Brendan and Jordan dive headfirst into Blue Prince, one of the most unique indie puzzle games of the year. Developed by solo dev Tonda Ross, Blue Prince blends roguelike mechanics, intricate escape room puzzles, and immersive lore into a mind-bending mansion mystery. We discuss the game’s layered mechanics, the importance of obsessive note-taking, and the joy (and madness) of solving estate-wide riddles with a friend. Plus, we share our personal gameplay experience, including the bizarre clues, secret safes, the elusive 46th room, and the Pepe Sylvia-style conspiracy board of it all. And stick around for a bonus round of “Two Truths and a Lie” featuring iconic architectural landmarks. If the Riddler had a panic attack and tried to design a house, it would probably look like this.