The guys are back for another episode of the podcast and they get their chance to have a spoilerific chat about Uncharted 4. Don’t despair if you haven’t play it yet, because they save that for the second half of the show and give plenty of warning ahead of it. In the first half of the show Matt shares his thoughts on the PS4 port of Prison Architect and spills the beans on exactly how many hours he has spent playing it… it’s a lot… Lucas talks about Homefront: The Revolution, and the guys touch on Smite which has just had it’s official PSN release after a long beta. Sit back and enjoy the show 😀 Read more…

Matt and Lucas are joined on this episode by our old Drop Bear comrade Susie. The team go on a journey of conversation ranging through from reviewing Uncharted 4, the announcements of Battlefield 1 and CoD: Infinite Warfare (and subsequently the Modern Warfare remaster), and how much it sucks to be a John. Matt also shares his thoughts on Rocketbirds 2 and the new Ratchet & Clank game. We hope you enjoy the show! Read more…

The guys keep it a bit shorter on this episode than the last episode as Matt talks about the free update on The Division and Lucas shares his review of Quantum Break on the Xbox One. Read more…

Since the last episode of the DBG podcast Lucas hasn’t had much time for games but Matt has had PLENTY. He played a bunch of games over the past few weeks and he sucks at pretty much all of them. Sit back and relax while he reviews EA Sports UFC 2 and DiRT Rally, and listen to him moan about his experiences with Tom Clancy’s The Division. Meanwhile Lucas discusses Quantum Break and the guys discuss the latest PS4 system software update. Enjoy the show! Read more…

After a bit of a longer break than usual the guys are back to discuss Far Cry Primal and The Division!

Matt and Lucas are back with another episode of the Drop Bear Gaming podcast and due to some difficulties with their equipment this episode is very professionally recorded using Matt’s tablet! Despite the slightly dodgy sound quality the guys had a really great chat about Unravel, Gravity Rush Remastered, Ark, The Division and much more. We hope you enjoy the show! Read more…

It has been a slow start to 2016 with nothing really popping up on Matt & Lucas’ radars. On this episode they chat a bit more about The Witcher 3, Rainbow Six Siege, and Diablo 3 (digging into the backlog) and what upcoming games they are looking forward to in the next month. As always, sit back, relax, and we hope you enjoy the show! Read more…

On the 1st of January this year Drop Bear Gaming turned five. It’s been a great journey so far and so Matt and Lucas decided to celebrate the occasion by inviting some very special guest Drop Bears to the podcast. Our old friend and former DBG podcaster Susie has returned to the show after a couple of years and Chad from Game Truck Australia is back once again to share their insights into the world of video games, and to join in on a trip down memory lane. We hope you enjoy the show! Read more…

2015 is almost over and done with, so of course it is time for the annual Drop Bear Gaming Game of the Year Podcast! As per usual Matt & Lucas go meandering down a twisting and turning path of discussion about the key moments of the year and their favourite things that happened in the year of video games. The conversation finishes as always with their choices for Game of the Year, and it wasn’t an easy choice considering the calibre of games released this year. Have a listen and let us know in the comments below if you agree, or which game you think deserves the GotY gong for 2015. From all of us here at DBG we wish you a Happy New Year full of gaming and fun! Thanks for letting us share another year with you all.

When you fire up Epic Games Store, Steam, Xbox, or any of the other digital marketplaces for PC games like https://wowtbcgold.com, you’ll be faced with many purchasing options. Feel like casting spells and slaying orcs in a role-playing game? The Witcher III: Wild Hunt and Xanadu Next got what you need. In the mood to knuckle up against online opponents? A fighting game like Street Fighter V: Champion Edition or Tekken 7 will do you good, especially with hacks like new state cheat. In short, the PC gaming space is deep and varied. Don’t get frozen by choice, though; use this guide to help you make a swift and wise purchasing decision.

Please recognize, however, that this is not a historical examination of the most groundbreaking PC games. Sure, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain redefines stealth-based action and the Forza Horizon series is the definitive open-world racing franchise, but they didn’t make it into this guide based purely on those metrics. Simply put, this an ever-expanding collection of entertaining titles you should buy if you own a gaming desktop or gaming laptop.

To clarify, games don’t need to have been released within the calendar year to qualify for this roundup. Any game that’s still available and still considered excellent when ranked against the best of today is eligible. We think that’s the most useful approach to helping you decide which video games deserve space on your PC’s hard drive, and which aren’t worth consideration even when their prices are cut by 85 percent during a Steam sale.

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Matt and Lucas are back for the second last time for 2015 to discuss games and the like! Since the last episode Matt has been playing Just Cause 3, while Lucas honed his tactical skills in Rainbow Six Siege and they are here to share their thoughts on those games. They also discuss PlayStation Experience 2015, and the pros and cons of backwards compatibility in the lead up to Christmas. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show! Read more…