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Scott, Zack, and Chris Owens welcome Trey Johnson from Nintendomain Podcast to talk about Resident Evil 2 as well our favorite survival games.

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January 30, 2019 Scott Clark

Insert Disk 22 Announces Its CyberPunk Point-and-Click Adventure ‘Born Punk’

We’re big fans of classic point-and-click adventures here at The Gaming Outsider. Our contributing writer, Tomas Becks, has positively reviewed

Podcast

January 23, 2019 Scott Clark

Ep 230 | Ace Combat 7, Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom & Gamer Fatigue

Scott, Zack, and Chris Behrensmeyer discuss how we handle gamer burnout when that happens. New games discussed include Ace Combat 7

Reviews

January 22, 2019 Kristina Flores

GRIS | PC Review

For experienced gamers, the gameplay may be a bit underwhelming, but if you focus on the underlying story I doubt you’ll walk away dissatisfied. As someone who has experienced the emotions Gris has felt, I absolutely cannot recommend this game enough.

Reviews

January 21, 2019 Chris Behrensmeyer

Monster Boy and The Cursed Kingdom | Xbox One Review

Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom on of of my favorite platformers to release over the past few console generations. The game does a phenomenal job of giving small callbacks to its history and roots, including a few references to other games that retro fans should find funny.

Podcast

January 16, 2019 Scott Clark

Ep 229 | Energy Cycle Edge & DLC Past, Present & Future

Scott, Zack, and Chris Behrensmeyer talk about DLC, how often we actually partake in it, and what games from previous generations we’d like more content from.

Reviews

January 16, 2019 Kristina Flores

Energy Cycle Edge | Switch Review

Energy Cycle Edge was developed with a very niche audience in mind. This is far more complex than your everyday brain teaser.

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January 11, 2019 Alyssa White

Pig Eat Ball | PC Review

This will appeal to anyone who has spent hours feeding quarters into arcade machines, or to gamers who relish games packed to the brim with originality (especially weird, quirky creativity).