Now for bad games with TONS of Violence.

Joe, your Crazy Taxi voice is great!

Congratulations, Joe! You've coined a new genre: "Springpunk".

The Harvest Moon franchise is one of my most favorite non-violent games. I mean you get to axe & scythe cows but that's not the main premise of the game XD

9:52 That's a mighty fine Crazy Taxi voice you got there!

Euro Truck Simulator 2 - A great, addictive game with no violence at all.

You were both holding back laughing in the ending skit, that had me rolling all over the bed in laughter, awesome video guys!

Cheers . Joe & Dave... Another Great Episode.. Sunday would not be the same without a New Game Sack..

This episode has the best title card in the history of Game Sack.

Extremely excited for next weeks episode. Video games without violence is like hide and seek without brass knuckles or chess without blood. It's simply not the same experience.

Chibi Robo for the Gamecube goes in the opposite direction of violence and has you cleaning a house. :)

Dave if you love Loco Roco then you'll love the Katamari Damacy series. Definitely a series that should be included if you guys do another one of these.

Mortal Kombat is A great Game with Minimal Violence.

Hey guys! Just wanted to say THANK YOU for all your work you put in your videos! It's my sunday morning ritual to watch a new GS episode. Keep up the great work. A fan from germany.

I LOVE THIS THEME! It's nice to play a game without the need of violence or distractions. Cool picks!

Coming home from nightshift to a new Game Sack episode is the best thing ever!!

As HappyConsoleGamer would say, "Game Sack Rocks"!!! Seriously, I love your videos guys, can't get enough. :)

YES!!! Loco Roco is one of my favorite games on the PSP! Thanks so much for covering it guys

Playing LittleBigPlanet online was probably one of my top 5 gaming experiences from the past 35 years of gaming. I'm may have just been lucky, but it seemed like most people I joined up with were really cool and friendly gamers. Something I've rarely experienced with consistency on most other games. There were so many moments when other gamers would wait up for the others and actually work together as a team. It was really great to be a part of that.

Syberia looked pretty good. A good nonviolent game I'd recommend is Escape From Monkey Island, I'll never forget how refreshing it was to play an entertaining game that didn't involve fighting.

There is a game for Steam and PS4 called The Talos Principle that would have definitely fit this video topic. It's a first person puzzle game from Croteam that has been compared to Portal. However, it has a more serious and philosophical story about what makes one human and if what makes one human can be replicated by an AI in androids after we all go extinct. Definitely worth looking into, although it is much tougher than Portal.

There's always the Animal Crossing games from Nintendo. Those were always fun and very calming.

I am a Frog scientist with umpteen dozens years of experience at Accidental University (Go Fighting bullfrogs) and can confirm accurate representation of frog innards. Thank you for teaching the world Dave.

The crazy taxi part was hilarious!

Excellent idea for an episode! I'd love to see more with similar themes.

Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure, Little King's Story

Great video as always. The kind of themes that you choose for your videos are part of what makes you a great channel.

I'm amazed you guys are keeping the weekly schedule and working as well. Good production quality and clearly you are spending a fair bit of time playing the games. Bless you!

I think you guys should do an episode on Shoot'em-ups made by the awesome CAVE.

You weren´t bothered that you were a female in Portal? You deserve a medal or something!

You guys always make informative and entertaining videos. Game Sack is easily on my short list of channels that I don't skip watching any videos for. Keep it up, fellas!

I like this show more and more. It's helped expand my game library quite a bit from games I've never heard of or had forgotten about.

Myamoto also said that about Nights into dreams.

I would like to see game sack do a list of genesis games that are better than their snes counterparts

I don't care what some might say, I love episodes like this. Well presented in depth looks at interesting content is what you guys are all about and this video doesn't disapoint. I'll watch a "Games with bald main characters" video of yours any day!

Gekisha Boy on the PC Engine and its PS2 sequel Gekibo 2 (almost released in the west as Polaroid Pete) are INCREDIBLE games, totally unique and hilarious.

Any chance Game Sack you can do a beat em up video game episode?

fluidity on Wii eshop is like loco roco

Thank you guys. Great episode as ever. Can't wait for volume 2.

Another glorious episode of Game Sack to watch in bed on Sunday morning! This so beats going to church!

The Stanley Parable?

See people, this is the reason for the tank controls in Resident Evil. Stop complaining about it!

Klonoa has to be the non violent game that i prefer. Even when you "kill" your enemies, they pop into stars and hearts instead of blooood and bones ;)

Great stuff, you guys never fail to entertain! Always look forward to more SACK.

Was Flower too violent for you guys?

Harvest Moon guys? =P Your running a farm! A FAAAARRRRMM! AND IT EATS YOUR SOUL TO PLAAAAYY!.. ... well several months go by in real life and you've noticed how much you've wasted on a virtual farm.

Can't wait to see games like God of War, Mortal Kombat, Madworld, the new Splatterhouse, and the entire library of Suda 51 on next week's episode. For minimal violence, I do think Harvest Moon deserves a mention. I love the N64 one. Also, the de Blob games, which I think are really cool. Might've been a good time to bring up other Super Monkey Ball games.

20:55 That would be Battles by Atlas and what they're actually saying is "People won't be people No, the people won't be people when they hear this sound Won't you show me what begins at the edge of town" So it's not violent but I still love what you heard out of it.

Needs more violence

You guys really are allergic to PCs aren't you ? Syberia should be played on the PC with the mouse, not with a bloody gamepad which almost all your complaints are centered around.

Excellent list there guys! Captain Toad was a blast to play through when i bought it a while ago, it was relaxing but at the same time i was hooked by its simplicity.

The only games I can think of for now with little to no violence is Disney's Tarzan, Tomba and Tomba 2: The Swine Returns from the PSOne era. There are occasions when I grow tired of violent games and wanted something funny, uplifting and something a little intriguing to style and gameplay. You guys covered this episode nicely and if you both perhaps are planning on a another episode like this in the future could you possibly mention one of the games from this comment? Thanks for this episode Gamesack, you guys ROCK!

Really picking from the bottom of the barrel, aren't you guys?

Katamari Damacy would be a good fit for this theme.

I love how absurd the sketches are when one of you randomly pulls a gun out.

Bit of trivia Joe: Shigeru Myamoto also said if there's one game he'd wish he had made it would be Nights into Dreams. This was way before Little Big Planet came out though

I bought my daughter Toad's Treasure Tracker last Easter, she's just turned 6 and it was her favourite WiiU game until she got Yoshi's Wooly World for Christmas. Great game and cheap, too

The Flowers of Robert Mapplethorpe FTW! You guys left this masterpiece out! How dare you care yourselves gamers!

Another Game Sack episode, another thumbs up....

My Sunday is complete now,love you guys!!

always when I'm ready to go to bed BOOM new Gamesack video thanks guys

when it comes to non violent games, the first game that comes to mind is katamari damaci. that game is so colorful and upbeat. although.. you CAN roll the ball over people eventually, and you do technically destry entire cities when you get large enough. so you could say it's the most violent game that doesnt seem violent at all lol

The song from the Portal credits really hit me with the feels. When I first beat it, my girlfriend and I laughed at the lyrics. She’s gone now. I hadn’t thought about it until I saw this.

With so many puzzle-oriented games in this episode, it makes me want an episode that talks about some other puzzle games like The Adventures of Lolo for the NES, Little Magic for the SNES and Crush for the PSP and 3DS, my favorites in the genre.

Love Joe's KERRAZY voice. Found it hard watching a player who didn't boost or slide though. Doesn't matter how rusty you are - without learning to boost and controlled power slides there's no chance of a good score or completing the challenges.

I'm pleasantly surprised with the themes that you come up with. I like the humor in Portal. One of the reasons I kept playing that game. I love Crazy Taxi. When it was in our local arcade I played the cabinet over there while I have the game on DreamCast.

Farming Simulator 15 The most chilled game in existence, just running a farm and leaning back in your chair one hand on WASD+Shift+Space and one on the mouse and a big glass of Pepsi

I remember when my best friend got a PS3 for his birthday and it came with little big planet. I was blown away by how cool and interesting that game looked. We played it for days, it was so much fun

Last week's episode was fueled with violence and men in underwear which should have had the rating of [O] (only for old people), this week's episode is incredibly refreshing and to top it off you actually say good things about tank controls in adventure games and games where there is a lot of camera angles. Someone who actually understands why these controls were created! I simply don't have enough thumbs to like this video more then once.

Crazy Taxi is _such_ a great party game, even though it is single player! Brought a big grin on my face seeing it again. It's been too long that I've played it.

Wow! Didn't think it could get any better! A new HCG and a new Gamesack! I found out this past Wed. that I have kidney cancer, Thank you for taking my mind off of my situation. Great episode as always!

Best topic in a while. Looking forward to the next one.

i needs to be said that the thumbnail for this vid is simply glorious.

The LBP song mentioned is Atlas by the band Battles. They lyrics are extremely distorted but they are saying "People won't be People, no people won't be people, when they hear this sound, Won't you show me what begins at the edge of town"

I don't know if there's enough for an entire episode, but how about original games that star movie actors - not just actors providing voicework, but using their likeness? IE: Vin Diesel in The Wheelman, Dwayne Johnson in Spyhunter, David Bowie in Omikron, Bruce Wills in Apocalypse, etc. (that's all I can think of).

Fez is an awesome, feel good game with very little violence.

Another great episode guys! Good to see a KZfaqr focusing on something like this for once, since non-violent games are so often bypassed in favor of shooters and hack n' slash titles. As for some of my favorite low-violence games? You're right that cutting out sports/racing/puzzle titles lowers that number a LOT, but there are still some amazing games that fit your description. A few of my favorites would be: --SimCity -- the original, 2000, 3000, or even pseudo-clones like Cities: Skylines all provide a lot of fun, strategic gameplay with little to no emphasis on violence. --VVVVVV -- a platformer with no jumping, no enemies, and only one level? And it's GOOD? Very much so. --Rock Band -- obvious choice is obvious. I'd love to see y'all do an episode over music games one day, from the old-school to the new. -- Mini Metro -- probably pushing the "puzzle" game element, but the mechanics here are so fresh and interesting it's a title that warrants mention. --Katamari Damacy -- is it violence rolling people up to make them into stars when it's been shown that, canonically, the people survive it? I'd say 'no,' and these games are entertaining enough to inspire me to look past that element in the name of awesome. --Harvest Moon -- farming has never been so relaxing.

Crazy Taxi is such a fantastic game! Had no idea there were so many sequels. Thanks for sharing guys, I really enjoy this series! I find out about a lot of games I've never played before. Keep it up! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for providing more information about the songs used in the episode. I am able to actually find the songs now.

Shigeru Miyamoto wished he made LittleBigPlanet, then 7 years later goes ahead and makes Super Mario Maker. Coincidence?

this episode reminded me of why I love you guys, I was bummed after the wrestling game episode after a few of the greats were ripped by Joe because I've been waiting for one on that topic, but all was forgotten once I heard your praise for portal, also the crazy taxi guy impression made me legit laugh, and that doesn't happen often watching you guys, great episode guys this is my first comment on here just had to give you props, my favorite episode thus far

The Toad amiibo unlocks a sort of hide-and-seek minigame in all stages on Captain Toad.

I was actually fascinated with the idea of LocoRoco when I first saw it in a local shop on a demo stand and this was one of the first games I got for my PSP. I still think it's awesome.

There are some inherently non-violent genres, such as puzzle games (Puyo Puyo, Bust a Move, Baku Baku), minigame collections (Wario Ware, Rub Rabbits, Hot Pixel, Frobisher Says), puzzle platformers (Metrics, Ivy the Kiwi, Lost Vikings, Shifting World, Nightsky), and some racers (Choro Q, Race the Sun). And don't forget all the modern Indies games like Hohokum, Entwined, Unfinished Swan, etc. And Loco Roco is great.

Have you guys done an episode on extreme sports games like Dave Mirra Freestyle, Aggressive Inline or any of the Tony Hawk games? ... and now that thought about Aggressive Inline I got *_*that*_* song stuck in my head.

Captain Toad is so great! Glad to see it make one of your videos.

I like the esoteric nature of this week's episode. I think if anything this one proves that the 'Sack is at it's best when it's doing something both Joe and Dave are enjoying and have some interest in doing; I didn't care much for last week's Wrestling episode as Joe obviously didn't want to do it (the amount of stuff he didn't know about the N64 WWF games such as how the modes worked or controls showed it was something he was doing under duress). The great thing about Game Sack is the genuine passion they have about talking about games - whether they like them or not - so when they devise a topic/theme they like, even a strange one like this, it will always be much better than something they are doing for the sake of the audience and it also means they cover games which you never see any other channels talking about. TL;DR - Game Sack is at its best when doing what it wants and ideas like "Good Games with Minimal Violence" is what makes Game Sack my favourite youtube gaming channel.

Little Big Planet 3 was very challenging. You really should try it. It took me awhile to beat it. They added things to the game play that made it way harder. BTW that song at 20:58 is called Atlas by the group Battles and the lyrics aren't what you thought. Whats funny is when I first heard that song I was thinking the exact same thing too lol.

Great list, lads. Syberia was such a good game, I had it on PC. It epitomized my golden years of point 'n' click adventure gaming.

There is something about the intro music that always makes me feel better

Crazy Taxi hits me right in the nostalgia since it was the arcade cabinet at my local Pizza Hut. I'd love to see you guys do an episode going over more PSP games (mostly for selfish reasons since I just bought one but have no games for it). Can't wait for the next episode! I love you guys!

For next week's ep, don't forget MadWorld on the Wii. Totally unique game, totally psychotic levels of violence, and totally on the wrong console.

LOL now that was some fine acting at the end guys!! Award season is on and it shows!! Great show again! Keep up the good work!

+1 for inclusion of Loco Roco, that's an awesome game! You get some great looks from nearby people who hear the music lol

I actually did see the inside of a frog back in episode 69 in the psychic killer taromaru part! ;)

I always look forward to some sack at the start of the week.

whoa Joe! at first I thought it was the Crazy Taxi guy talking...good job!

Wiz and Liz was the first game that came to mind for this episode, if you make this a series I'd suggesting using it for the next video. I find it kind of funny that Kirby is one of the best kids' series and yet it's very violent once you actually sit back and realize you're digesting innocent little Waddle Dee.

Max and The Curse of Brotherhood and Tearaway (and to a lesser extent the PS4 conversion/remake Tearaway: Unfolded) are two somewhat recent nonviolent games I'd recommend. I'd recommend the original Vita version over the PS4 version, just for the better implementation of controls.

17:23 - Of course I do! Prince Froggy's guts was my favorite boss battle from Yoshi's Island! Less importantly, I'm sure I dissected a frog in science class or something...