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Steve is joined by Jeff, John, and Linda for a catch-up episode full of family gaming news. The crew breaks down Netflix's 27-minute GTA 6 preview, focusing on everything beyond the guns: backyard wrestling, dynamic NPCs, and why this game is about to be impossible for parents to avoid hearing about. Plus, Linda confesses her back-to-school board game impulse buys (Hot Streak and Hummingbirds), and Jeff geeks out over the Kingdom Hearts reveals from D23.
Join the Engaged Family Gaming team as we talk about Pokemon Generation 10 (long live Mr. Windychu!), Xbox's Project Helix, and our excitement about John Glover joining the Nintendo Cinematic Universe as Yoshi!
In this episode of the Engaged Family Gaming Podcast, the hosts share their good news, discuss the games they are currently playing, and dive into their most anticipated games for 2026.
(Note: Sorry for the late publish: we were having some computer issues and missed a few recordings due to illness. We'll be back on track now!)
Steve and the team come together to talk about their favorite gaming experiences in 2025.
In this episode of the Engaged Family Gaming Podcast, host Stephen Duetzmann is joined by Linda and Jonathan to talk about the games they have been playing, including Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, and the team's trip to Pax Unplugged.
In this episode of the Engage Family Gaming Podcast, host Stephen Dutzmann and his friends discuss a variety of topics ranging from personal reflections on life and loss to in-depth game reviews.
The group shares their experiences with games like Tea Dragon Society, Ghosts of Yotei, and Hades 2, while also touching on industry news, including the impact of Xbox Game Pass price changes and the exciting announcement of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in Magic: The Gathering.
In this episode of the Engaged Family Gaming Podcast, host Stephen Duetzmann and his friends discuss the latest news in family video games and board games.
They share their good news, delve into the topic of the new Nintendo Switch 2, and explore various games they are currently playing. The conversation also highlights key announcements from the Summer Game Fest, including exciting new titles and features, particularly focusing on the upcoming game 'Tales of the Shire.'
In this jam-packed episode, host Stephen Duetzmann and the panel dive into the much-anticipated launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, reflect on recent LARPing adventures, and share a mix of personal stories and parenting insights. From Mario Kart World to board games that combat summer slide, the episode blends humor, heart, and helpful recommendations for families who love to game together.
🎯 Key Takeaways:
The Nintendo Switch 2 is finally here—and it’s loaded with exciting features.
LARPing can be a powerful and emotional bonding activity for families.
Board games are a surprisingly effective way to prevent summer learning loss.
Mario Kart World stands out on the new console, especially for young players.
Accessibility in games is helping more kids (and parents) join the fun.
Jeff talks about how community theater pushed him outside his comfort zone.
The panel opens up about parenting wins, fails, and funny moments.
The show reinforces how family gaming strengthens connection and learning.
Danger Hugs earns a shoutout for mixing fun and education.
Everyone's eager for what’s next on the gaming calendar.
In this episode, host Stephen Dutzmann is joined by his trusty panel of friends to reflect on all things PAX East, celebrate the release of TMNT Tactical Takedown, and look ahead to exciting developments in the gaming world—including the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2. From board games to theme parks, digital adaptations to accessibility in gaming, the team shares heartfelt and insightful moments that highlight why family-friendly gaming matters more than ever.
This time around team EFG talks about their excitement excitement for the Switch console launch.
They talk about the games they've been playing, particularly Blueprints and Claire Obscure Expedition 33, and highlight new board games from Ravensburger aimed at younger audiences.
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