The FN Gamers are diving deep into the world of the Plague Tale series. A Plague Tale: Innocence and A Plague Tale: Requiem are games that you should definitely play! This episode is spoiler free for the first half with a spoiler warning before diving into the parts of these…
In this episode of "Your Friendly Neighborhood Gamers," hosts Dylan Wren, Andrew Kimball, and Aubrey Sommer dive deep into the world of spoilers. The conversation navigates through the challenges of avoiding spoilers, the socially accepted time periods for discussing spoilers, and the differing impacts within friend groups versus on social…
This video contains some spoilers for the story of Spiritfarer Join Aubrey as she talks about Spiritfarer and how its story of death, letting go, and the ones that care for those at the end of their lives spoke to her. Music: Visible (Documentary) - Infraction - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbBHO-dhYzk WEBSITE https://www.fngamers.com/…
What to share your thoughts on this episode or tell us what you're playing? Send us a text with this link! - https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1853835/open_sms **Some Night in the Woods spoilers at 44:26** On this episode, Andrew, Aubrey and Dylan do a video game swap! Each host brought a game to the…
** Spoiler Warning** 19:49 - Hades Spoilers Welcome back to the neighborhood! On this episode, Aubrey officially joins the show as a permanent member of the podcast! We are very excited about the perspective she will bring to our content! This episode is packed with fun conversations about a bunch…
On this special episode of the Friendly Neighborhood Gamers podcast, Andrew, Dylan and Aubrey each host a trivia game for the others to compete in. Andrew hosts a game called I Got It From ChatGPT, Aubrey hosts a game of Synonym Roll and Dylan hosts a simplified version of Got…
Welcome back to the neighborhood! On this episode, Andrew, Dylan and Aubrey revisit their game of the year lists from 2020 and then remake them. They discuss the new games that made their way onto the list as well as the ones that didn't quite make the cut. They also…
Looking for something to scratch your soulslike itch after Shadow of the Erdtree? Watch to find out if Steelrising could be what you're after! Steelrising is an action role-playing video game developed by Spiders (the studio behind Greedfall and The Technomancer) and published by Nacon. It is set in an…
Rise Tarnished! and welcome back to the neighborhood! On this episode we are returning to the Lands Between so we can enter the Lands of Shadow in pursuit of Kindly Miquella. So hop on Torrent and collect as many Scadutree Fragments as you can because it’s time to talk about…
In this video I'm talking about an upcoming 2D action roguelike game called Elsie! It is described as a technicolor, hyperkinetic, rogue-like action-platformer filled with procedurally generated levels, an army of robots to blast through, and a wide scope of items and weaponry to make each run as unique as…
On this episode of Your Friendly Neighborhood Gamers, hosts Andrew and Dylan discuss the recent price increase for Xbox Gamepass. This leads to a deep dive into Xbox as a company and all of the recent headlines they've been making. After that, the conversation turns to the new expansion for…
We drafted our games back in January and have been making some pick ups since then! Now that the season is halfway done, who is in the lead? What games have over or under performed? Who has a shot at victory? Check out the league here: https://www.fantasycritic.games/league/021e0fef-fd55-4c89-b380-4418c51a7727/2024 Catch up on…
On this very special episode of the podcast, Andrew and Dylan are joined by Jay Davis from Super Bracket Bros and Phil and Eric (and Stefan) from The Wait For It Podcast to talk about the 2024 Fantasy Critic League! They crew discusses the victories and heartbreaks that have occurred…
This week, Andrew, Dylan and Aubrey discuss the topic of video game genres. The conversation explores some of the faults in how we as a community choose to define games. It also covers some potential solutions and advice for people who take these categories too seriously. In a crazy turn…
Tribes of Midgard is a co-op action survival game with some rogue-like elements. You and up to 9 other players can attempt to stop Ragnarok before the endless winter begins in Saga mode or you can play without the time limit in Survival mode. But is it worth checking out…
On this episode of "Your Friendly Neighborhood Gamers," Aubrey Sommer and Andrew Kimball delve into the world of "Senua's Saga: Hellblade II." They explore the sequel's narrative, characters, and gameplay mechanics, expressing disappointment with the ambiguous storytelling, lack of satisfying conclusion, and downgrade in gameplay. They express their disillusionment with…
On this episode Aubrey is back in the Neighborhood and Dylan is down with the sickness. Our hosts discuss all the games they've been playing lately and share the things that they like and dislike about them. Aubrey talks about Sea of Solitude, Venba and Open Roads. Three indie games…
Curious about Mortal Shell and if it's worth playing? Find out in this video as we dive into the world of this Soulslike action game! If you're a fan of Dark Souls or other Souls games, you won't want to miss this review.
Caleb Van Nice returns to the Neighborhood to chat with Andrew about the latest game in the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth! They spend the first part of the episode discussing updates to the game when compared to Final Fantasy VII Remake as well as the…
On this episode of Your Friendly Neighborhood Gamers, the talented and passionate Seth Campbell joins hosts Andrew Kimball and Dylan Wren for an exciting conversation. Seth, an avid gamer since his childhood days, shares his love for PlayStation and Nintendo 64 games, along with his favorite titles like Bloodborne, God…
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Tell us what you think, should people pick them up?
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Tell us what you think, should people pick it up?
