Jerma plays Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon, and the series has turned into a slow burn point-and-click adventure vampire investigation. He is frustrated with the endless phone calls and puzzles.... Read more »
Jerma hosts the third House Flipper Invitational (Round 1), becoming a corrupt and unhinged HOA President. He judges the “dream homes” built by 24 of his streamer friends, threatening them with fines... Read more »
Watch The View or Read Every Self-Help Book? Jerma plays Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered (long edit part 3), the classic fantasy world RPG, and makes fun of the absurdity of its... Read more »
Jerma plays Elden Ring Nightreign Co-op with @ster and @vinesauce (The alternate Three Musketeers) “Elden Ring Nightreign is a 2025 roguelike action role-playing game developed by FromSoftware and published by Bandai Namco... Read more »
Jerma plays The Sims 4 (Part 6), forcing McNulty through disastrous parties and holidays before switching to werewolf Jerry Teeth and his “roommate”. Fires, unexpected deaths, neighborhood brawls, rampaging werewolves, and game-breaking... Read more »
Jerma collabs with @squeex for a gameplay session focused entirely on Nintendo Switch titles. They play classic board & card games in Clubhouse Games to motion-controlled Mario & Sonic at the Olympic... Read more »
In this horror survival elevator game, every floor is a fight for your life. You have to gather tools, fuel, and food to keep the monstrous elevator running — and survive as... Read more »
Jerma plays The Wheel of Time, a late 90s FPS based on the fantasy book series he initially mistook for something akin to Doctor Who. Despite its age he finds the chaotic... Read more »
Jerma plays Path of Exile 2, finally joining Ster for a sponsored dive into the ARPG’s new Huntress class and Dawn of the Hunt content. Between battling monsters and praising unique item... Read more »
Jerma plays old/obscure games. (Grab Bag Game Night Part 2) First is Crossed Swords, a Neo Geo first-person sword-fighting arcade game that feels like Punch-Out meets knights. He calls it a “coin... Read more »