Ryan, Derrick, and Leigh have reformed the brain trust to talk about our favorite, most disappointing, and worst games of the year. We then take a look ahead at what 2022 has in store for us. 2021’s Best Games 2021’s Worst Games 2022’s Most Anticipated

In the inaugural episode of Oops! Bad Movie! Ryan, Leigh, and Krystin head to the Congo in search of the lost city of Zinj. How exactly this movie turned out the way it did is just as mysterious as the killer apes and Tim Curry’s “Romanian” accent.

It’s game of the year season and the Viewpoint crew is here to run down their list of best… and worst… games of 2020!

Derrick and Ryan head back to Dark Ages England to pillage the Christian lands, while also saving the world from an evil hidden order and a falling satellite? It’s Assassin’s Creed folks, so buckle up!  

  The crew spent some time on the oppressed streets of neo-London to hack the corps, liberate the blokes, and drone bomb human traffickers.

Derrick and Leigh have been playing Spider-Man Miles Morales across console generations are here to tell you what the rookie web-slinger has been up to!

Leigh has been poking through Mortal Shell, a Dark Souls style game that makes a few original twists on the formula while keeping things challenging and dreary.

Derrick has been playing Godfall on his shiny new PS5. While it’s not going to change the world, it’s a satisfying, pretty looking loot game with some co-op elements.

Leigh is here with another rant about how poorly this remake came out. Everything feels bad and they even screwed up the art style!

Ryan has been leading his comrades against the Fascist invasion for a few hours and can say that it ain’t easy. Partisans is a mostly competent real-time stealth tactics game that runs into some UI and communication issue right out of the gate. Topics: Partisans 1941, Desperadoes 3