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Boredom affects a whopping 83% of our population, according to this stat we just made up. Join two lifelong friends and gamers as they talk about the games that have been the cure to this most terrible affliction.
Episodes
Friday Jul 24, 2020
Friday Jul 24, 2020
After 3 long years, Breaking Bored is back with another episode. Listen in to find out what the guys have been up to during the pandemic and how they feel about one of the biggest games of the decade.
Wednesday May 03, 2017
Wednesday May 03, 2017
The classic franchise is re-invented in this 2017 sequel. Was Capcom successful in flipping the RE formula on its head?
Wednesday Apr 26, 2017
Wednesday Apr 26, 2017
In Episode 16, Dave & Amul discuss their recent foray into Game Development. If you have ever had the slightest interest in building games - this episode is for you!
Tuesday Apr 04, 2017
Tuesday Apr 04, 2017
In Episode 15, Dave & Amul discuss the Soulsborne series and what makes Bloodborne one of the best PS4 games you can buy.
Tuesday Mar 21, 2017
Tuesday Mar 21, 2017
Breaking Bored takes on a whole new meaning this week, as Dave & Amul ditch video games to discuss a movie...about video games.
Tuesday Mar 14, 2017
Tuesday Mar 14, 2017
Dave & Amul discuss Disc Jam, a spiritual successor to the classic Neo Geo game, Windjammers.
Monday Mar 06, 2017
Monday Mar 06, 2017
River City Ransom: Underground is out now! Join Dave & Amul and get their thoughts on this sequel to the cult classic beat em' up.
Tuesday Feb 28, 2017
Tuesday Feb 28, 2017
In Episode 11, Dave & Amul shoot the shit about the Hotline Miami series, a brutal 2d action game with one of the best soundtracks ever. You NEED to play this!
Thursday Feb 16, 2017
Thursday Feb 16, 2017
In this episode, Dave & Amul discuss 2015's slasher surprise hit, Until Dawn. Is this game about eight horny kids in peril worth your time?
Wednesday Feb 08, 2017
Wednesday Feb 08, 2017
In Episode 9, Dave and Amul discuss the game that popularized the FPS genre: DOOM.
Do the original DOOM games still hold up? And what do we want to out of a sequel to 2016's DOOM?