If you have followed us for a while, you know that we are fans of not just video games, but board games too. We had the opportunity to interview the developers behind the upcoming digital version of Eldritch Horror. We learned a lot from the team, and we're excited for the release!

oin us over on the Gamerheads Podcast BlueSky and let us know what gaming plans you have this weekend! We'd love to hear from you! From everyone on the Gamerheads Crew, stay safe and game one!

Demon Tides is a very fun platformer with charismatic characters and smooth movement. It’s the perfect spring or summer game to play just to get into the season and remind everyone to sit back and enjoy the waves sometime.

Baladins is a breath of fresh air. Its board game inspired playstyle, coupled with branching dialogue and open quests, allows me to explore and experience it at my own pace. Adding the ability to play with up to three other people makes it feel like I’m sitting around a board game with friends. The loop mechanic adds an interesting element, refreshing the board every six turns, but it never became troublesome, as the game offers plenty to explore and do.

Digital Extremes announced that Warframe is now available worldwide on the Google Play Store for Android. In this free sci-fi epic, players join an ancient warrior caste, the Tenno, and fight their way through an ever-expanding universe. Android players can look forward to squadding up with players around the world with Cross Platform Play and Cross Platform Save on iOS, PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch, and soon, Nintendo Switch 2, in joining one of the most thrilling

We had the opportunity to check out Fizban's Fortune, the new collectable dice from FanRoll. Check out the video below to see what we got and our thoughts on the product!

The Gamerheads Crew gives us a sneak peek into their weekend gaming line-ups! From MMOs to horror and returns to some classics!

Unfortunately, the experience wasn’t much fun for me. There’s a decent foundation here, but it’s weighed down by too many rooms to explore, too many suspects who start to blur together, and far too many objects to sift through. Combined with a poor map system, limited inventory space, slow character movement, unclear objectives, and noticeable input lag, the game quickly became frustrating.

Welcome to another episode of The Gamerheads Podcast! This week, Roger sits down with returning guest Brian Shea, Executive Editor at Game Informer and host of All Things Nintendo, to talk Nintendo in 2026. They break down what games they are looking forward to, which franchise series feel overdue for a new release, and where Nintendo could stumble or surprise us.  Support All Things Nintendo! Patreon Follow Brian on Bluesky

From MMOs to farming sims and horror RPGs, the Gamerheads Crew is back with their weekend line-ups! Come discover your next obsession!

I loved my time with Ella Stars. The music is fantastic, and the art is superb. It’s a fun, wholesome game that’s especially enjoyable when you want to unwind after a long day. That said, I wish the level design leaned more heavily into the music itself, especially when it came to the bosses. It feels like a missed opportunity, to better connect the lyrics to the gameplay and use them to tell a story.

The Gamerheads Crew is back with their weekend line-ups! Featuring cozy sims, horror, and action adventures, there's something for everyone!

Welcome to another episode of The Gamerheads Podcast! 2026 marks ten years of the show, and what better way to kick off the year than to invite our friend Jill Grodt from The Indie Informer to talk about the indie games we’re most excited for in 2026. 

The best part of Streetdog BMX is simply riding around and pulling off tricks for fun. Unfortunately, the game doesn’t really reward that kind of free riding. Instead, it relies on challenge areas, which require me to first locate them and then stay confined to completing objectives within those specific sections of the park. The foundation for a great trick-based biking game is here, but the way challenges are implemented holds back any sense of freedom and my overall enjoym

It's the weekend! After what seems to have been a very long week, it's nice to be able to cozy up and play some games. Especially in this cold weather. This past week we saw the Xbox Developer Direct, which gave us news about Fable, amongst othe games. We also reviewed Speakeasy Simulator and the wonderful point-and-click adventure Perfect Tides: Station to Station. Let's see what the crew is playing this weekend!

Digital Extremes held its first Devstream of the year and revealed Warframe on Android’s release date, Wednesday, Feb. 18 , as well as the game’s next update, The Shadowgrapher , set to arrive for all platforms for free in March . The dev team showcased a new playable Warframe and fresh cosmetic skins, among other major details, including new features around Warframe on Nintendo Switch 2 , new TennoVIP community event locations, and the 2025 Warframe Year in Review sta

Speakeasy Simulator was quite a fun game to play and review. I always enjoy a good simulator game and this truly hit the spot. While I did enjoy the randomness with all of the police spawns and trying to deliver more bottles to the mafia, I feel like there’s so much more that can be done to help take the game to the next level.

When a story is told well, one that makes me laugh, cry, and even feel angry, then I know I’ve experienced a truly great piece of art. Perfect Tides: Station to Station is one of those games. Its raw storytelling, emotional highs and lows, and expressive animation come together to create a point-and-click adventure that’s hard to put down. There are only a handful of games that I find difficult to walk away from, and Perfect Tides: Station to Station is one of them.

Need a new game to dive into this weekend? Check out what the Gamerheads Crew is getting into for your next inspiration!

I want to see more competitors take on Madden because it pushes Madden to step up each year. While Axis Football 2026 includes some novel ideas, like an expanded franchise mode and an attempt to make the game feel more like a televised experience, it doesn’t do enough to fully pull it off. If developers want to go down that path, they need to execute and deliver a polished game. Otherwise, it becomes too easy to spot the issues when comparing it to Madden.