Game Theory
Join Game Theory host Tom as he breaks down the real-world science, math, and lore from ALL your favorite video games!
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The Secret to KILLING Verity! (Minecraft) (opens the original)
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There is NO escape from Minecraft’s Verity mod… Or is there? [Verity’s theme song] Oh no, I’ve said too much [Verity Jumpscare]
Why You SUCK at Card Games… (opens the original)
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Most people SUCK at card games, but is there a way to guarantee a win every time? Well, in today’s episode we’re going to be breaking down the strategy so you can become the ultimate CCG player!
The Problem with Modern FNAF (opens the original)
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Does anyone know what’s going on with FNAF these days? I’ve been noticing a recent trend in the community lately where everyone seems to be going backwards. I’ve seen more theories on past games than anything recent, which I think says a LOT of the current state of this franchise and I want to unpack why this may be happening.
The SICK Lore of Animal Hospital (opens the original)
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Animal Hospital is a brand new Roblox management sim that appears cozy but quickly takes a DARK turn. As monsters are killing your patients, there is actually something much worse putting the entire hospital in danger…
What IS Sans?! (opens the original)
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MatPat was mocked for YEARS about his infamous “Sans is Ness” theory but…was he actually right?! Sans is back in the spotlight in Deltarune Chapter 5 and there’s a lot here that seems to imply that he may have been right all along…
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