KeenGamer Podcast Episode 78: Should Annual Titles Be Scrapped?
On this week's podcast, it is all about annual titles and how it should or should not be scrapped for a new model. The hosts also talk about the Epic Games Store as the company is set on losing millions of dollars on its investment to compe...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 77: Growing World of Esports
On this week's episode of the KeenGamer Podcast, your two hosts will dive into the world of esports. The conversation will steer its way through League of Legends and other popular games in this scene. Alongside that, the discussion will go...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 76: Insight Into Game Reviews
The KeenGamer Podcast crew takes a deep dive into the process and nuances of game reviews. The latest news of the week with Bloober Team walking away from acquisition talks and the latest Cyberpunk 2077 patch will be discussed. Maybe one of...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 75: Accessibility in Games
Accessibility in games is an important topic for this industry and the community surrounding it; that's why the KeenGamer Podcast crew dives right into it. On top of that, there is sad news from PlayStation as it closes older stores for pre...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 74: Favorite Game Studios
Everyone has a favorite game studio, and that's the talking point of the week for the KeenGamer Podcast. On top of that, the guys dive into Jade Raymond's new studio that is developing a new IP for PlayStation and the latest Borderlands mov...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 73: Under and Overrated Games
Buckle up as the KeenGamer Podcast crew talk about under and overrated games, making things go from nice and cozy to sweaty and heated with some hot takes. Before the debates, this episode will go over the latest news about Marvel's Avenger...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 72: Video Game Censorship, E3, and More!
This week's episode of the KeenGamer Podcast is all about video game censorship. Whether that is the cover of Left 4 Dead 2 getting changed in some countries or places in the world taking out anal probing in South Park: The Stick of Truth. ...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 71: Original IP Vs. Established IP
In this week's episode of the KeenGamer Podcast, the crew talks about original vs. established IP. That goes into the pros and cons of a studio developing a game based on a well-known IP like Star Wars or Indiana Jones or something more uni...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 70: Valheim Craze, Nostalgic Flash Games, and More!
The KeenGamer Podcast crew talk about their fond memories with Flash Games plus the latest news stories of the week. The KeenCast discusses EA finalizing the deal to purchase Codemasters, the Valheim craze, and the latest Nintendo Direct. F...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 69: Retro Games, CDPR Hack, and More!
The KeenGamer Podcast crew gather together to talk about the indie movement of retro games. They discuss what works and doesn't work when indies develop a game with a style from the 90s or 80s. They also go into some big news stories like t...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 68: Video Game Announcements, GameStop Stocks, Stadia
The KeenGamer Podcast gang talks about when the best or worst time it is to announce video games. Along with that, they go into the mess that is the GameStop stocks situation along with Google Stadia's latest bit of drama. The cast of the K...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 67: Genres to Explore
The cast gathers together for a new episode of the KeenGamer podcast to explore genres. Some like horror can have a variety of directions. Still, other genres have a narrow definition, so the guys discuss what can be done about favorite som...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 66: Crunch Culture Conversation
The KeenGamer Podcast is back, and the gang talks about Pokemon Go, Hitman 3, and crunch culture. Whether it is indie or AAA studios, crunch is an industry-wide problem. The cast goes into what companies are known for it and others who have...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 64 – Video Games and COVID-19
Chances are you've felt the unfortunate effects of Covid-19 over the past year, we all have, and the video game industry as a whole is forever changed from the pandemic, and so on the latest episode of the podcast KeenCast thought it approp...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 63 – Watch Dogs: Legion
The fall games floodgate has officially opened up with the release of Watch Dogs: Legion. The KeenCast do an analysis of the game after it's first week. Additionally there's new PS5 pre-order issues, CDPR is having stock troubles, and a new...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 62 – The Game Awards Predictions
The KeenCast goes over their predictions for reveals seen at this year's Game Awards in this episode. Throughout the hour the discussion over Cyberpunk 2077's latest delay, Destruction AllStars changes, Tom Holland filling the Nathan Drake ...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 61 – Industry Acquisitions
Studio acquisitions are a regular event in the video game industry. While the Zenimax acquisition was the biggest ever, it's thrown people into utter confusion about what can and can't happen. This week Tristan and Tommus discuss the pros a...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 60 – Next-Gen Launch Titles
What are you planning on playing on launch day in November? The panel can help you figure it out! This week we discuss every next-gen launch title from Demon Souls to The Medium and everything in between! Buckle in for this extra long episo...
KeenGamer Podcast: Episode 59: Next-Gen Roundup
Various outlets and personalities got hands-on PS5 and Xbox Series X, so we broke it all down, along with some fun news stories to lighten up everything before all the tech jargon comes in. Have a seat and enjoy as Tristan, Kira, and Luis t...
KeenGamer Podcast Episode 58: The Next Decade of Gaming
Generation to generation, gaming has evolved incredibly. It's no wonder the panel can only wonder what's in store for us over this next decade as we prepare to move into a new generation. Cloud gaming, VR, and downfalls all fill the air in ...
Why I’m Giving Up On The Games Industry
I, one of KeenGamer’s longest serving writers, have chosen to hang up my hat once and for all. I have dedicated many years of my life to writing about videogames. After a lifetime of undying loyalty to a games industry I loved, I've finally...
Rumour: Yet Another Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Leak Emerges
More Marvel's Spider-Man 2 leaks have appeared on Reddit. The unofficial details highlight some narrative info, as well as general gameplay features and DLC plans. According to the leak, a full reveal has been pushed to late Summer, due to ...
Rumour: Acting Résumé Leaks Grand Theft Auto VI?
An acting resume may have just confirmed the existence of Grand Theft Auto VI. Jorge Consejo is allegedly voicing a character called "The Mexican", having done the work in 2018. Consejo has taken to Twitter to inform fans that he is unable ...
Rumour: Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Info Leaked On Reddit
New leaked details of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 have emerged on Reddit. None of these details are official, but they do corroborate prior rumours that discussed the game's narrative and gameplay. The sequel will reportedly be announced this Sum...
Rumour: Is Rockstar Games Now Teasing Bully 2?
Rockstar Games is at it again, teasing something new in its website's artwork. Phrases within the artwork suggest a connection to a possible Bully sequel. Could the developer be about to announce GTA 6 and Bully 2? Let's dive into the rumou...
Rumour: Is Rockstar Hinting At GTA 6 In New Artwork?
Recently updated artwork on Rockstar's website may be pointing at a new game announcement, maybe even GTA 6. The artwork has caused a flurry of theories, despite the thin evidence. Could Rockstar Games be about to reveal a new title for cur...
LUNA: The Shadow Dust Review: A Puzzling Story
LUNA: The Shadow Dust is a hand-drawn, story-driven puzzle game that is sure to catch attention, and even trigger some tears. LUNA is more than just a game; it is an artistic creation. Between its music and artwork, and its touching, unique...
Rumour: New Ratchet & Clank Game Possibly In Development
A new Ratchet and Clank game might be on the cards for PS5. According to podcast host Colin Moriarty, Insomniac is developing a next-gen adventure for the Lombax, with it possibly being a launch title for the console. With Sony's recent acq...
Rumour: Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Releasing In 2021
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 may be heading our way sooner than we thought, according to an info leak. The leak confirms some of the villains we will see in the sequel, as well as details on the map size and gameplay mechanics. Official confirmati...
Darksiders Genesis Review: A Triumphant Return to Form
Darksiders Genesis changes the perspective but it returns the franchise back to its roots where it matters. It pairs up the wisecracking Strife with the honorable War and sets them on an action-packed, puzzle-filled adventure across the ric...
Is EA Finally Learning After Fallen Order Sales Success?
Jedi: Fallen Order has enjoyed both commercial and critical success since its launch last month. Its sales have led to something of a new hope for Star Wars fans. A single player game under EA that bucked the monetisation trend and also sol...
Chemically Bonded Review: Light on Chemistry
Introducing the newest visual novel on the periodic table: Chemically Bonded! With two girls intertwined in a messy dispute spanning several months (working theory), it's become your experiment to bring them back to a balance point. Perhaps...
Rockstar: 5 Games That Define The Developer
Rockstar Game's rise coincides with my childhood and, as such, has left an indelible mark on my gaming life. I’ve narrowed down the five games that I believe have defined the developer throughout their stellar rise and continued success. F...
Woven Review (PS4): A Plushie’s Knitted World
In a world filled with wildlife and made entirely of yarn and cloth, your woven plushie character wanders through the universe solving puzzles, collecting materials and uncovering the past. With the help of an unnamed rhyming narrator, Stuf...
Grimm’s Hollow Review: Harrowing Ambition
Alone to wander the afterlife, Lavender awakes to a ghastly sight: balloons. Determined to find answers, you are tasked with helping Lavender wander the desolate purple-ness of the afterlife, combating the toils of regret and solitude along...
Woodle Tree 2: Deluxe Review (Switch)
Woodle Tree 2: Deluxe is an ideal 3D platforming game. With the nostalgic feel of the early 2000's, this game brings back those happy feelings, but through an open world rather than your typical hub world/level set-up. It recaptures your ch...
Jak 2 Renegade: A Walk Down Memory Lane
I recently replayed a game from my childhood called Jak 2: Renegade. Many years have passed since its initial 2002 release and I wanted to see if I remembered it as fondly as I did as a child. Here are some of my thoughts on one what I beli...