It’s Grimmys week. Join us on Saturday for our Games of the Year Awards show. We should probably cover that ActivisionBlizzard elephant though. Ryan thinks hockey is broken. Justin loves a good horse joke. Plus, there’s hope for Lost Judgment.

Cole discovers a Bridge to a new entry into his Ori genre. He probably doesn’t look at boxes the same way anymore. He only needs a frying pan to head Eastward. His switch isn’t as Cozy as it used to be.

Ethan has returned from years in Europe and this catch up is long overdue. He has one final early access Spell to cast. He takes his mech to the Break the Rift. He brings his cards on his Monster Train. He wants everyone to visit the Village.

Ryan thinks your favorite game should use a steering wheel and you should play more Forza Horizon 5. He has a baseball stadium he would like to Show you. He does not know how to spell Judgment. He has more words about Rise.

This 2022 video game release calendar is looking very promising, very quickly. Ryan has a surprise pick for the crowded February. Justin hopes he is wrong about some major delays. Plus, the Grimmys have been announced for Jan 29th.

Nothing much better than a fun game bringing people together. Justin is up for 500 hours of fun. Ryan tries to find horde hope in R6: Extraction. Gunfire Reborn surprisingly comes out of early access. Plus, Square should buy Ubisoft.

We got gacha’d, even though it kicks in after a ton of great gameplay. Ryan is forced to pick his top games of the past 10 years. Justin is still making Grimmys award plans. Plus, Dungeon Encounters may be exactly what you think it is.

To give out games of the year awards you have to pick some awards categories. Justin revisits the categories. Ryan makes up some new Top Ten rules. Plus, why have we gotten so jaded that even big games like Guardians of the Galaxy can slip by us?

Hanging out and chatting over the Video Game Awards is becoming better than the event itself. Ryan counts every Forza mention. Justin can’t wait to wake, too. But who is going to play the game of the year with either of them? Plus, Impack.

What is a best video game movie? Something has to win, thanks to our monthly gauntlet. Justin picks his winners for The Video Game Awards. Ryan brings a controller to a mobile party. Plus, RPGs won’t stop.