- Original release
- Previous episode S2016E112 - Magicka
- Number S2016E113
- Genre Reality
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15 juin 2026 - 06:01
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Dead by Daylight
While the achievement hunters are most likely all killers at heart, usually they're able to keep it in check. But not last week. No way no way! Last week, the gang ventured out into the woods for "Gameplay in Real Life: Team-Building Camperoo Funtime." Things were cool at first. A trailer full of snacks, a surprising amount of camaraderie. Suddenly, Ryan started muttering something about "sacrifices to the flying spider god." Before the rest of the gang could back away, Ryan grabbed Gavin and slammed him onto a meat hook! Then he pulled out a giant machete and buried it deep into Jeremy's chest! He kept hacking and attacking, making absolutely sure there was not a single survivor among the group. They were most certainly all...Dead by Daylight.
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The premise is delightfully simple yet endlessly entertaining: two buffoons endeavor to make videos with video games, dreaming of becoming rich and famous. Their journey is filled with hilarity as they stumble through various escapades, each more comical than the last. This unique blend of humor and gaming culture creates an irresistible allure that keeps viewers coming back for more.
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