February hit all of us hard with an onslaught of game releases. Ryan and Leigh roved the streets of New Providence to score some kills and earn some skills in Crackdown 3. While Derrick from Murdered Monkeys Gaming dove headfirst into Anthem. We then wrap up with a discussion about the weird, terrifying world of Metro Exodus.

Taking the metro out of Metro may seem contradictory, but after revisiting the previous games Ryan realized how the series could easily make the jump to an open world. Here are his thoughts.

Ryan, Leigh, and Derrick swing through the troubled streets of Manhattan in an attempt to untangle the wild web that is Marvel’s Spider-Man. In this review discussion we touch upon the story, combat, and open world aspects of the game. Mild spoiler warning for those who have not played the game.

Voxel Viewpoint is a new series taking a closer look at the games we’re playing. First up: No Man’s Sky. Ryan and Leigh have decidedly different viewpoints about the storied space sim. But both agree that the recent “NEXT” update made a huge improvement to game, but still didn’t solve all of it’s problems.

We talk about all the hot new games we saw in display at the PAX East 2018 in this indie-focused episode of the Voxel Voice Cast.

Minit is a retro inspired 2D action-adventure game with a unique twist: You only have 60 seconds to live. Find out how it stacks up in this audio review.

In this episode we dive into Far Cry 5 and tackle some listener questions about the innovation of video games. Sorry for the technical difficulties, but we got it all here!

In the very first Voxel Voice Community Forum (VVCF) we tackle some of the biggest questions facing the gaming industry. We touch on the U.S. governments attempt to blame gun violence on violent video games, the current problems with microtransactions, and the best way to review video games. We also play a round of Master Mind to see who really is the capital “G” Gamer of the group.

We chat with Greg Johnson about ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove at PAX East 2017. We talk about how the game is coming along and how the Kickstarter campaign impacted the development. We also discuss how he was able to stay indie for so long, and how his experience with Adult Swim Games has been.

Season 1 ends with one hell of a bang and we’re here to burn it down! Now the long wait for season 2 begins, so until then we’ll just ride on out into the sunset…

“The Bicameral Mind” sees many of the story threads get resolved, and sets up an exciting scenario for Season 2 of Westworld.