Have you ever woken up, only to find yourself in strange 1950s town, not knowing who you are? Does your mother bake cookies for a charity event too early and throw them away because they’ll get stale? Ever needed to seek answers from the local cult?

Boy I hate when that happens…but it doesn’t need to happen to you! You can simply play the 1990’s PC game called Harvester!

This week, we have an episode dedicated to one of the most bizarre games ever in honor of spooky season! Careful though, there are some spoilers…

We also talk about apples and what a game would look like if a bunch of goth film students developed it.

If you listen to this episode but can’t remember it after…then we knew you were always such a kidder…

Tune in this week as we blah, blah, blah...you know what? This episode really sucks. The Double Shift Podcast ought to be laid to rest. Yeah. In a coffin!

We only come out at night for this episode about our favorite blood suckers. We see what it's like when Van Helsing is more fit for the old folks home, rather than hunting vampires. We get bored of our day jobs, so we join the circus, which is also boring, so we hunt vampires. We move to the suburbs, as vampires, and eat people who are jogging at midnight for some reason.

And of course...we eat Oreos and play a game with vampire in the title, but with no vampires in the game. Stay tuned to the end, because it seems as if one of our hosts turns into a vampire themselves!!! Talk about blah, blah, blah!

Join us, Double Shift fans, if you dare...for this week's episode is something so creepy, so vile, so juicy...wait juicy?

That's right! This weeks episode is TIKI TIME! And what better to celebrate Tiki Time than with a Zombie! NOOOO! Not the drink! The walking undead. The ghouls who rise from their graves, just to feast on our brains. The slow moving infectious disease that aims to end all of mankind!!!!

OK, we will talk about the drink too, why not. Hell, we may even go to Disneyland again!

Join us as we talk about Zombie Video games that aren't best selling franchises, but ones we might have played in school back in the 90s. Heck, you may even learn how to type better in the end!