After a long break, Mike and Phil return to the show to share their wild Summer Game Fest predictions. The crew also talks about the games releasing in June and discuss the games they are currently playing including Escape the Backrooms, Thrifty Business, Mina the Hollower and more! Music: Jeff Dasler - Recused

Welcome to another episode of The Gamerheads Podcast! This week, Roger, Zeb, and Aman break down their favorite reveals from the Six One Indie Showcase!

Catch the Gamerheads Crew before they dive into their weekend gaming plans; featuring MMOs, racing games, RPGs, and more!

I set out to sprout as many houseplants as possible over Roger and Zeb. Sprout, a very vibrant colorful game about keeping houseplants alive, has an element of high risk. I very quickly learned that each round presented different challenges and even a rouge-like variation depending on what plants I sprouted or if I gained a roommate card. What made it even more challenging was that each round started with a pot of nutrients that I could lose with each number card that was dra

Those old enough, like me, probably remember renting RPGs and stumbling across a sacred save file. The kind where a previous player had already made it to the final battle and left behind an overpowered party. It always made me wonder, “How did they get this strong in just a few days?” There was an unwritten rule back then: you didn’t overwrite or delete that save file. That’s exactly how The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time begins.

Mina the Hollower follows Mina, who you guessed it, is a Hollower tasked with bringing the power back on to a cursed island plagued with a rebellion and roaming monsters.

Today developer Vertex Zero and publisher Red Dunes Games have released an extended trailer for their detailed and fabulous sci-fi adventure Silent Planet - Elegy of a Dying World. The newly released footage expands on the game’s striking vision of a dying future, with a chance to glimpse more of its evocative environments, narrative intrigue, and otherworldly atmosphere. Set in the year 2997, Silent Planet - Elegy of a Dying World is a gothic sci-fi metroidvania steeped in c

The Gamerheads Crew is back with a sneak peek into their gaming weekends!

As individual parts, Wardrum does a great job. The rhythm-based combat works well, the strategy elements are competently executed, and the roguelike features incorporate systems I've come to enjoy in other games in the genre. The problem is that these pieces never fully come together as a cohesive idea.

Technology and VR specialist developer and publisher Rhino Rock Studios is excited to announce the imminent release of OUTBLAST, launching on 4 June 2026. Strap in for a mesmeric, free-flowing shooter where you are on a full ‘blast’ mission of possible impending doom! Don your VR headset or settle into your comfy chair for this blaster masterpiece, featuring dual presentation modes with VR and flat-screen support. You are the pilot of interceptor C11-28, and your mission is t

Looking for your next cozy game obsession? Our Potted Pets preview dives into the mechanics of raising adorable plant-based pets in a beautiful pixel art setting. Learn about the crafting, decorating, and gardening features that make this greenhouse feel like home.

The Gamerheads Crew is back with their weekend gaming plans! Featuring MMOs, survivals, rhythm-based games, and more!

Celebrate the first year of the DOOM Slayer’s medieval war against Hell, the prequel to DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal (2020). The game became the biggest launch in id Software history with more than 3 million players in its first week, and earned an 85 on Metacritic. The collection rings in DOOM: The Dark Ages’ first anniversary with the Luke Preece x Billeis Collection, which includes the following items:

Strictly Limited, in partnership with Gentle Troll Entertainment, is proud to announce the very first physical Nintendo Switch release of Tavern Talk Complete Edition, the definitive version of the beloved cozy fantasy visual novel. Since its original reveal, Tavern Talk has captured the hearts of cozy game and TTRPG fans worldwide with its unique blend of fantasy storytelling, drink mixing, and tabletop-inspired humor. The game celebrated an incredibly successful Kickstarter

People who enjoy games that are a mix of strategy and luck would enjoy Corgi Pileup. It can be played with kids seven and up and is enjoyed by all ages. The game is relatively small and would be easy to take along, making it a great selection for your next game night.

In an increasingly crowded survivors-like genre, Zombie Rollerz: The Last Ship does quite a bit to stand out. Its robust management systems, particularly the ability to customize my Ark, add far more strategy than I expected. Once I adjusted to its leveling structure, which prioritizes growth within each individual run over permanent vehicle progression, the experience became much more rewarding.

Welcome to another episode of The Gamerheads Podcast! In this episode, Roger sits down with Sebastian Asaro, the solo developer behind Barty’s Adventure, to explore his remarkable journey from lawyer and hobbyist coder to indie game creator.

I love Sektori. The roguelike-inspired elements and smart risk/reward systems feel fantastic within the fluid arcade shooter framework Sektori delivers. I’d heard people loved this game, but playing it on the Switch 2 feels especially right at home on the platform. If you’re a fan of challenging twin-stick arcade shooters, pick up Sektori. You won’t regret it.

The Gamerheads Crew is back with a sneak peek into their gaming weekends!

Platform reviewed: PC (Steam) Price: $14.99 Chess played out as a dungeon crawler? What a brilliant idea. That’s exactly how Below the Crown feels, a strategy deck builder that combines the tactical depth of chess with elements of roguelikes and dungeon crawlers. It’s one of the most unique games I’ve played in a while, and it gets me thinking on a deeper level, in more ways than just how to defeat the king. The game opens with a view of a castle. Visually, it feels like I’m