Triple Play: Mewgenics

Triple Click

Maximum Fun

Arts, Kirk Hamilton, Video Games, Jason Schreier, Technology, Maddy Myers, Society & Culture

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 February 2026

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Fresh off their interview with Mewgenics co-creator Edmund McMillen, the Triple Click gang dives into the hit game itself. They talk about the gross-out humor, the brilliant combat, and that truly spectacular soundtrack. (All of my nights, I'm chasin' rats!)

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0:00.0	I've had my two cats for years, so I know all about their special abilities, like shooting bolts of lightning and commanding sentient butt maggots.
0:12.6	Welcome to Triple Click, where we bring the games to you. This week we talk about meugenics, a game about breeding cats and sending them into battle in a cruel world.
0:26.6	These cats are magic and also gross, but they can probably survive this, unless they don't. I'm Maddie Myers.
0:31.6	I'm Jason Shrier.
0:33.6	And I'm Kirk Hamilton and hello.
0:35.6	Hi, it's us again.
0:37.9	Hi there.
0:38.4	We all made it back here.
0:40.2	We all made it chasing rats.
0:42.6	We chased the rats and, you know, there was a lot of poop to clean up.
0:48.7	We'll get to it.
0:49.7	We got so much to get to.
0:51.7	But that won't make sense for now.
0:55.2	Not until later in the episode.
0:57.0	But hey, I love coming back here with you two every week.
1:01.1	Did you guys watch the Dice Awards last week?
1:04.1	I didn't.
1:04.4	And you were there in person, right, Jason?
1:06.0	I was there in person.
1:06.9	I was at the Dice Convention in Las Vegas.
1:10.2	And Mike Drucker, a friend of the show, Mike
1:14.0	Drucker, who wrote a great book that everybody should read last year.
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