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Agent 64: Spies Never Die Review: I Wish I Was in College Again | The Gamerheads Podcast
Agent 64: Spies Never Die takes inspiration from the classic first-person shooters like Golden Eye and Perfect Dark and improves on them, incorporating modern gaming features like smoother controls and online gaming. Playing co-op and running through the missions were some of the best multiplayer experiences I’ve had. For those that are competitive, there are also player vs player matches. I may not have fallen in love with GoldenEye in college, but Agent 64: Spies Never Die


Mistfall Hunter Review: Bring Your Friends | The Gamerheads Podcast
If you’re a fan of ARPGs and Souls-likes and enjoy some competition in your gaming, then Mistfall Hunter is a game for you. It’s much more fun with friends, so if you can convince two others to pick up the game, you’ll have a much better experience.


The Mermaid Mask Review: Detective Work At Its Finest | The Gamerheads Podcast
Platform reviewed: Nintendo Switch 2 Also on: PC (Steam), Xbox Series X/S, Playstation 5 Price: $19.99 I love a good murder mystery. I love smart, creative detectives. Sherlock Holmes. Hercule Poirot. Benoit Blanc. Columbo. Add Detective Grimoire and Sally Spears to that list. The Mermaid Mask captures everything I love about the smart, funny, and creative storytelling found in the mysteries starring those iconic detectives. Add amazing art, stellar music, and innovative puzz


Two Sides to Every Quack: Dodo Duckie Review | The Gamerheads Podcast
Discover the charm of Dodo Duckie in our review. Explore its unique 2D/3D gameplay and delightful characters. Dodo Duckie is a must-play!


Truxton Extreme Review: Arcade Nostalgia | The Gamerheads Podcast
The game is challenging, but its accessibility features let me change the starting number of lives and bombs, with one tradeoff: my score won't be added to the leaderboard. That's one of the things I love about Truxton Extreme. It lets players chase a high score or provides a way for those who just want to experience the story.


Go North Review: A Maze Walker | The Gamerheads Podcast
Platform reviewed: Steam Also on: Xbox Series X|S Price: $14.99 Growing up in a rural area I was lucky enough to be surrounded by forests and would pretend to get lost in my own yard, or pretend to be going on some grand adventure. Go North feels like one of those childhood quests I had in my yard come to life. In Go North, those that seek out the Maze god, who resides at the northernmost point of the world, will be granted one wish. I play as Dara on a quest to save my mothe


We’re going on an adventure! - Moss: The Forgotten Relic Review | The Gamerheads Podcast
Join Quill on a grand journey that blends interactive storytelling with inventive gameplay in a world where even the smallest hero can make a big impact.


Shards of Order Review: A Deckbuilder That's Not A Roguelike | The Gamerheads Podcast
I haven't played a game like Shards of Order before. The deckbuilding mechanic is different from most games in the genre. There is no mana to play cards. Instead, each card costs points on an enemy's timer.
I like this game a lot. It's a dark RPG, and the card mechanics reinforce the brutal nature of the world the game creates.


Moldwasher Review: A Small Hero and A Big Mess | The Gamerheads Podcast
Platform reviewed: Steam Price: $8.99 Moldwasher is a cleaning sim where I play as a little sushi roll, where my job isto make the kitchen clean. Because a healthy snack such as myself needs to stay clean and fresh. I’ve always enjoyed playing cleaning games. They y have this way of taking the repetitive nature and using it to place me into a state of zen. Rubel Games, the developer behind Moldwasher perfectly captures the zen I was expecting, from the music to the little tro


Lifted Review: Time-Hopping Hijinks | The Gamerheads Podcast
Platform reviewed: Steam Price: $19.99 Someone needs to explain to me why the inter-generational friendship trope proves to be successful time and time again. Aside from the obvious Doc Brown & Marty McFly combo from Back to the Future, similar friendships that spring to mind can be found in The Karate Kid, Wreck it Ralph, and Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. There's just something endearing about a team-up between the older figure and a scrappy kid; it's a tried-and-tru
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