Dalton Suter, Willie Eaton, TeamRetrogue
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A Weekly gaming podcast where hosts Dalton, Willie and TeamRetrogue will attempt to tackle their ever-growing Steam catalog, one game at a time at random. Each host gets a pick from the backlog, and 5 random games are added to a poll for listeners like YOU to vote on in our Discord! Which we then do an episode about :). Join us and the occasional special guest as we discuss games new and old. What will the Steam Machine bring us? Listen each week to find out!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Game criticism becomes friendly postgame conversation, attentive to characters, side activities, hardware quirks, and the practical realities of playing across eras.
The Steam Machine PC Gaming Podcast turns one game at a time into a lively conversation among Dalton, Willie, TeamRetrogue, and occasional guests.
Dalton's fourth Tomb Raider purchase sounds reasonable once you hear the case for backflips.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A brash, funny Yakuza chat that keeps finding the series' strangest corners.
The episode feels like a loud, affectionate hangout, and it keeps circling back to the series' odd little stories. The best parts come when the talk slows for pirate ghosts and the time traveler girl, then veers into baseball management and Clan Creator.
A focused hang on Ichiban's early absurdity, the first party members, and the side content around them.
This episode stays in the early stretch, where Ichiban's starting class, his odd combat tricks, the first party members, and the management-game detour set the tone.
A loose, funny pass at an old game that still feels strange and memorable.
The Steam Machine Podcast spends much of this episode on Tex Murphy: Under A Killing Moon, with the game's age, odd pacing, and broad scale treated as part of the pleasure.
A shaggy games chat that trades polish for personality and keeps finding the funny detours.
The Steam Machine crew turns an RPG slot into a loose hangout where Christmas trees, Game Awards chatter, Patreon housekeeping, and Tomb Raider nerdery all end up in the same conversation.
A scrappy Mortal Kombat hang that turns trivia, licensing, and emulation into the hook.
This episode is a loose, funny hang built around Mortal Kombat nostalgia, fighting-game trivia, and the effort to wrestle a delisted classic back into reach.
A loose Yakuza chat that starts on a wood grain handheld and settles into Ichiban's loyalty.
Steam Machine Podcast spends most of its time on Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and the best part is how it treats Ichiban Kasuga as a person, not a bullet list of plot beats.
Three comedians riff on new releases and revisit terrible old games on Get Played Remastered.
Giant Bomb's weekly panel on new releases, industry news, and Game of the Year debates.
Rob Zacny and Patrick interview indie game developers and unpack the industry's rough patches.
Game Informer's editors review new releases and debrief hands-on previews from events like Summer Game Fest.
Panel and interview deep dives on video game history, from Shiny Entertainment to Sonic hacks.
The host rants about the impracticality and dangers of squatting trucks, criticizing the modification for causing items to roll out of the bed and shining headlights into other drivers' eyes.
The hosts of the Steam Machine Podcast discuss scheduling issues and introduce themselves before starting a conversation about Rayman 2: The Great Escape.
The hosts Dalton and Willie introduce themselves and their co-host Mick while discussing birthdays and a Pink Floyd reference in a casual, humorous podcast opening.
The hosts of the Steam Machine Podcast introduce themselves and discuss their energy levels and scheduling challenges at the start of the episode.
The hosts introduce themselves and discuss a guest's health issues before transitioning to podcast banter.
The hosts of the Steam Machine Podcast introduce their spooky episode and catch up with Nate about his busy life, including home remodeling and upcoming projects.
The hosts Dalton and Willie introduce a spooktober episode of the Steam Machine Podcast, featuring a playful neighborhood-themed opening.
The hosts introduce themselves and discuss a humorous South Park episode involving a large poop named Bono.
The podcast hosts introduce their episode on the game Subnautica, discussing its themes of thalassophobia and making fishing-related jokes.
The host recounts a humorous incident where they were slapped by a school counselor due to their sarcastic personality at work, referencing Jurassic Park.
The hosts discuss Willie's recent back injury from coughing while scooting his chair, leading to him using a cane, in the context of the gaming podcast Elite Dangerous.
The hosts of the Steam Machine Podcast humorously discuss Dave the Diver with musical references and banter about Disney and the Beatles.
The Steam Machine Podcast digs into Tex Murphy: Under A Killing Moon with the kind of enthusiasm that only comes from loving a game older than a lot of its audience.
Dalton opens by batting away a few obvious Mortal Kombat intro gags.
The show opens with the usual table talk, including sick days, a Christmas tree run, and some quick host banter.
They start with a retro handheld that looks like a tiny wood grain CRT prank.
The crew opens with PC trouble, a Dragon Quest music bit, and the sort of back-and-forth that turns a hardware gripe into a podcast intro.
Dalton, Willy and Mick open with banter about the Mandela Catalog (volume six dropped about a month ago) and Willy's finished playthrough of Monster Rangers 2.
The hosts welcome back guest Team Retro McAuliffe to discuss Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, sharing personal updates and diving into the game's story, new Dragon Engine, and emotional ending.
In this episode of The Steam Machine Podcast, hosts Dalton and Willy open with a playful reference to Wallace & Gromit before diving into a personal discussion about Willy's new daily habits journal, which includes tracking activities like sunrise walks and programming tasks, setting a reflective tone before likely moving into gaming content.
The hosts Dalton and Willie introduce the episode with playful banter, then discuss a recent pinball tournament organized by Paul Korn, where Willie won and highlights other participants' achievements and contributions.
A video game music quiz episode where the host plays short clips from game soundtracks for listeners to identify.
Hosts Dalton and Willie discuss their gaming backlog and recent life events, introducing the show's format of randomly selecting games from Steam.
A weekly podcast where hosts randomly select and discuss games from their Steam backlog, with listener polls and occasional guests.
The hosts discuss their recent cooking and smoking meats before transitioning into the main topic of tackling their Steam game backlog.
The hosts discuss their week and introduce the show's format of tackling their Steam backlog with listener-voted games.
The hosts introduce the podcast and discuss a previous episode's bonus content, setting up a casual gaming discussion.
The hosts discuss their week, allergies, job applications, and introduce the podcast's format of tackling their Steam backlog.
The hosts introduce the episode, discuss a recent gaming experience with Project Warlock, and set up the show's format of tackling their Steam backlog.
The hosts discuss their recent gaming experiences, including finishing Doom 2016, and preview upcoming spooky-themed episodes.