In the new Gameaholic segment "Is it Worth the Space on Your Hard Drive?" Luke and regular guest star Billy (WOLFO911) will join forces to discuss one of the free Playstation Plus games of the month and decide if it's worth the download. The first ever episode is all about the August free game called Death's Door. Join Luke and Billy in a spoiler filled conversation about what was good and bad in this unique Legend of Zelda style game and most importantly, is it worth the space on YOUR hard drive?

The renown saga continues as the Gameaholic Podcast dives into Season 2 of Telltale's The Walking Dead. Luke and Colin spend some time talking through each of the key decisions they made, and why they made them but also focus on how each of their versions of Clementine acted based off of the decisions in Season 1. If you're a fan of the series and want to hear how the boys played Season 2, or if you're new to Telltale and want a walkthrough of the story, this is the episode for you!

The boys kick off the first week of a four week stint that's all about Telltale Games' masterpiece, The Walking Dead. This week, Luke and Colin dive into the first season, talking through each key choices by chapter, their rationale behind crucial decisions, and what their "ideal Lee" would look like when playing. Make sure to subscribe so you don't miss a moment of the Gameaholic Telltale Extravaganza!

Luke and Colin kick off the Gameaholic Telltale Extravaganza this week with the game that started it all, The Wolf Among Us. The podcast kicks off with a welcome to the multi-week Telltale event and a little bit about the company themselves. The boys then jump into the game, doing a dive deep into each of the key decisions they made, and where these decisions led the story. Finally, the podcast ends talking about the newly announced Wolf Among Us 2, and the guesses they have for the plot and returning charactera.

An alternate reality where the Soviet Union is the dominant world power, Bioshock vibes and a talking glove? The Gameaholic Podcast had to check this game out. Join Luke and Colin as they dive into the dystopian, loot-filled world of Atomic Heart as July comes to an end.

This week the Gameaholic Podcast has gotta record 'em all (don't sue us Game Freak), as the boys play through Cassette Beasts. With a large world map and tons of unique beasts to record, the boys talk through the gameplay, story and their favourite beasts in the game. Finally, the boys talk through the similarities with the Pokemon franchise and where Cassette Beasts shines. With an attractive price tag, and a proven formula for fun, this game is worth the grab.

Luke is joined on the podcast this week by childhood friend and Zelda enthusiast Daniel! With over 200 hours combined playing the latest instalment, the boys go into a deep discussion on everything Tears of the Kingdom. The discussion flows between the difficulty of the game, the quality of life changes from Breath of the Wild, the Depth and even into how the series has grown alongside the fanbase. Whether you grew up playing Zelda, are a new player, or never played the series before, this is a podcast you don't wanna miss!

It's been a year since the boys started reviewing the Dark Picture Anthology and there is still a ton to talk about! In the Gameaholic Podcast Year 1 review, Luke and Colin deep dive into each game, talk through the pros and cons and discuss the different types of horror tropes that Supermassive used in each chapter. They then deep dive into some of the changes they saw throughout the games in terms of gameplay and end by discussing the new game slated for next year.

Children's stories are never as innocent as they seem, and Bramble: The Mountain King knows how to draw on the dark undertones. Follow the boys on a journey through the mythical woods, encountering twisted versions of well-known Nordic folklore. With a shocking disclaimer at the beginning of the game, and a dark but stunning environment, Bramble leaves a lasting impression with a lot to talk about.

With boy the boys finishing their summer vacation, it's time to jump right into Black Salt's fishing game Dredge. With two very differing views on the game, Luke and Colin dive into a discussion of what makes Dredge unique and what type of gamers would get the most enjoyment out of it. Dredge offers a distinctive play style and storyline, merging a fishing simulator with subtle horror vibes. Talking through the unique psychological horror experience, and the fascinating art style, there is no shortage of debate in this game. Whether you've finished Dredge, are debating the game, or never heard of it, this is the perfect podcast to help make up your mind.