Back In 1995

Back In 1995 is a game released in 2011 that's a throwback to early PlayStation horror games like Resident Evil and Silent Hill. This series was requested by Moose Nugget and was played on The Gopher & Tuk Show by Giggity Gopher.

Let's Play
At the very beginning of the game Gopher calls the tank controls used in this game obnoxious. Both Gopher and Tuk comment on the game's poor visual and outdated graphics with Tuk going as far as to message Moose on FaceBook about the game. There's a requiring joke about how the bottle of painkillers look like a bottle of peanut butter and they wonder if the monsters are made out of peanut butter as well. They also complain about the game's soundtrack.

In episode three Gopher and Tuk see that sometimes the floor and wall textures stretch.

There are doors and suitcases that have combination locks with the codes being written on the wall in a different room. There is one time Gopher finds the number but every other time he goes through each possible combination instead. Future Justin thankfully speeds up the video so we don't have to watch this in real time.

Once Gopher gets to the catwalk level he dies several times to the monsters and the gas in the room. He has trouble figuring out the puzzle where he has to move shipping containers.

While there are two endings to the game Gopher decides he's had enough after getting the first one and quits the game.

Episode 1 - What The Fuck?
Tuker Lucy: What the fuck even Moose?

Moose Nugget: You know how things were back in 1995.

Giggity Gopher: I still don't know what it is but I get it.

Giggity Gopher: Oh god these controls are obnoxious.

Episode 2 - Peanut Butter Advertisement
Tuker Lucy: You have another pipe wrench. You have a pipe wrench already! Are you going to duel weld?

Giggity Gopher: I have a infinite amount of pipe wrench apparently.

Giggity Gopher: STOP THIS MUSIC!

Tuker Lucy: Why doesn't anything work? Does the coffee machine work?

Giggity Gopher: What happen's if a lady gotta take a pee?

Tuker Lucy: Why do our friends do this to us?

Giggity Gopher: I got so much peanut butter.

Tuker Lucy: Is this just a game about peanut butter?

Giggity Gopher: I have never played something so obnoxious.

Giggity Gopher: I did not shoot this fucking thing six times.

Tuker Lucy: You're just spoiling all the movies from the '90s this year.

Episode 3 - Skrimp Vagina
Tuker Lucy: I like how the music stopped when you got to that point.

Giggity Gopher: I feel like it was just bad programming and it wasn't meant to stop.

Tuker Lucy: What is that? Are those the worms from Men In Black?

Tuker Lucy: This was the original Stranger Things.

Giggity Gopher: Stop changing the camera!

Giggity Gopher: Why is the floor moving?

Giggity Gopher: Who made this? Who is the bastard who made this?

Tuker Lucy: This game has a 2 out of 10 on Xbox Tavern.

Giggity Gopher: That seems generous.

Giggity Gopher: What is that wall doing?

Giggity Gopher: This has what on Steam?

Tuker Lucy: Six out of ten.

Giggity Gopher: Steam what the fuck?

Tuker Lucy: Metacritic give it a 52%.

Giggity Gopher: I don't think I want that in my life.

Tuker Lucy: Is that a vagina with legs? We can't show that on YouTube!

Episode 4 - Back in 2016
Giggity Gopher: I need the end to have already happened.

Tuker Lucy: The elevator is glitching!

Giggity Gopher: Everything in this game is glitching dude.

Giggity Gopher: I don't like the ground.

Tuker Lucy: The wall is moving!

Giggity Gopher: Why! Why did somebody release a game that is this in 2016?

Tuker Lucy: This is a part of the game! What the fuck? I thought my computer was fucking up.

Giggity Gopher: PlayStation games look better than this. PlayStation games sounded better than this. This is an assault to every sense including taste!

Giggity Gopher: Tell me I need a fucking key one more time.

Tucker Lucy: I'm mad this texture warping is on purpose.

Episode 5 - The Noise Made A Game
Giggity Gopher: Focus on the fucking peanut butter.

Tuker Lucy: Back up please... BACK UP PLEASE!

Giggity Gopher: Can any of the music in this game be considered music?

Giggity Gopher: How dare they do anything this game does.

Episode 6 - On the Catwalk
Giggitty Gopher: Is there anything in here other than horrible death?

Giggity Gopher: I need painkillers in real life and in this game because this game is hurting me.

Giggity Gopher: Give me those fucking pills!

Tuker Lucy: Castrate them!

Tuker Lucy: Should have known you needed a key.

Giggity Gopher: You know what they call me? Mr. Racism!

Tuker Lucy: So you're going to beat them like the seal that they are?

Tuker Lucy: The music shouldn't stop when you go to the menu!

Episode 7 - They Have Dreads
Tuker Lucy: I don't like the way he turns.

Giggity Gopher: I don't like the head bob when he turns.

Giggity Gopher: Big surprise something is poorly designed in this game.

Giggity Gopher: Maybe if the person who made this game had an ounce of dignity they wouldn't have made this game!

Giggity Gopher: Moose of all the games you could have chosen... of all the games you could have chosen!

Tuker Lucy: You should have known it would have been something like this.

Giggity Gopher: This game does not appreciate elevators.

Tuker Lucy: Two thousand thirteen? Wait a minute!

Giggity Gopher: Technically the game kinda works.

Episode 8 - The Middle of the Game
Tuker Lucy: Are you a glitch?

Tuker Lucy: The ground needs to stop moving!

Episode 9 - Finale
Giggity Gopher: A lot of desks have drawers. What's so strange?

Tuker Lucy: This music. This fucking music.

Tuker Lucy: So it is Stranger Things!

Giggity Gopher: I have been dealing with these controls for two and a half hours.

Giggity Gopher: Nothing helps in this game.

Tuker Luck: Jump.

Giggity Gopher: I'm glad he died.

Tuk's Story
In Episode 3 Tuker Lucy recalls the time him and Gopher went to Antarctica where they met Inuits who were raising shrimp as livestock in their anuses to increase their flavor. Both men were treated to all you can eat shrimp before finding out about the process in which they were given their taste. In a revenge plot against the Inuits they decided to set the people's igloos on fire though in the process Gopher set his jeans on fire that doesn't wear. After the ordeal they returned to their homes before the end of Spring Break.

In Episode 5 Gopher asks about the time Tuk got drunk with Moose Nugget and Tuk recalls a time they did in Panama Beach back in 1982. They were drinking a mixture of vodka and peanut butter and Moose ends up stealing not only a car but a mob member's girlfriend leading to a conflict between the two groups.

Triva
Both Gopher & Tuk were two years old in 1995.

Since Gopher didn't complete the game that leaves an opening for possible future episodes.

Game Grumps just posed a video of them playing Back In 1995 before Gopher & Tuk played it.