Ben found another clip of the Big Flip Saga, so we are playing it. Dave/Cody, Harold and Oliver Pebbles learn all about working with childrens checks, how to make games and the healing factor of a spiggot.

Ben and Trevor play some regular old Click Pitch, pitching game ideas such as:

• a Superstore and Monster Prom inspired VR game where department store drama happens around you while you work
• a pharmacy deduction game where you must decode doctor's handwriting to dispense the right medicine
• a prophet who must ensure their prophecies are fulfilled as they go about their day
• and more!

Ben and Trev delve back into games that were never developed from movies. Some of the games discussed this week were:

• A comedic wing commander-esque game
• An adventure game set in a precinct where the captain has been replaced by their serial killer twin
• A run based crime syndicate simulator with a Batman-esque "villian"

Ben and Trevor take some more random movies and turn them into game designs, including:

an extraction shooter take on Blue Prince;

a modern remake of Spy vs Spy;

Boss Baby as a lawyer;

and more!

Ben and Trev continue with more Click Pitch live in Ben's office. They discuss more games that don't exist like:

• A point and click investigating paranormal goings on.
• A mystical spy thriller
• A horror game where you literally can't miss a moment.

Trevor and Ben get together in person for a hands free Click Pitch, coming up with game designs such as:

working in the medical lottery office of a dystopic future society;

escaping an open air prison in the middle of a vast desert;

ancient playwrights battling it out, Call of Duty style;

and more!

With Trev finally getting the What 3 Words generator to work again, Ben and Trev get 3 words as their prompts and deliver such gems as:

• A proceedurally generated pest control game
• A scientist must defend a barge from a giant kraken
• A game where you get to use paper mache in VR

Ben and Trevor, Click Pitch, jam 'em together and you get some fun improv game designs, such as:

a Bulletstorm-esque first person brawler where your fists are made of diamond;

a storylet driven sci-fi game set in the lead-up to an intergalactic war;

a non-violent Hitman style game where you are investigating your environment to determine the best love matches;

and more!