Multiplayer Games
Nov 18, 20241h 21m0
Games with friends or even random strangers from the internet are sure to keep things interesting! Sam and Lindsay talk about what multiplayer games they like and how they enjoy them!
Hosted by Samuel & Lindsay · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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Lindsay and Sam are here to catch up and talk about the games they love, the games they look forward to, and even more: the games that they've been pulling out of their backlogs to play!
Samuel & Lindsay hosts Back to Backlog, a leisure show with 24 episodes published.
Games with friends or even random strangers from the internet are sure to keep things interesting! Sam and Lindsay talk about what multiplayer games they like and how they enjoy them!
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