Leisure · Video Games · Games
by Kinda Funny
Weekly video game reviews, previews, and analysis of the biggest topics in gaming, covering the latest in PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo and more! Hosted by Tim Gettys, Greg “GameOverGreggy” Miller, Blessing Adeoye, and Andy Cortez.
The Kinda Funny Gamescast episode centers on a hands-on preview of Phantom Blade Zero, an action game that appears to be the main topic of discussion. The hosts played the game and share their impressions, starting at the 5:45 mark and running until an ad break at 22:37—giving roughly 17 minutes of dedicated coverage.…
Worth it if you're a Phantom Blade Zero fan eager for early hands-on impressions and don't mind a longer podcast with mixed gaming news.
This Kinda Funny Gamescast episode focuses on The Witcher franchise, with the title promising discussion of what fans want from The Witcher 4. The episode opens with Witcher-related news, including coverage of The Witcher 3 Remastered's PS5 fixes and a mention of reporting from Elijah Gonzalez at Polygon. The hosts…
Worth it if you're a dedicated Kinda Funny listener who enjoys their hosts' personalities and casual Witcher chat, but not if you specifically want focused discussion about The Witcher 4.
Kinda Funny Gamescast dedicates this 70-minute episode to reviewing Gears of War E-Day, a prequel to the long-running Gears franchise launching October 8, 2026. The show follows a structured format where hosts Roger, Parris, Mike, and Andy each provide their individual scores and thoughts on the game before opening to…
Worth it if you're a Gears of War fan seeking multiple host perspectives before purchasing E-Day, or a Kinda Funny regular who enjoys their chemistry.
The episode title promises a 'Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Hypecast,' suggesting deep discussion of Nintendo's classic 1998 game. However, the show notes provided contain no actual episode content—only sponsor information for Factor Meals and Alienware, plus a brief mention of an unrelated game called 'Forever…
Worth it if you're a Kinda Funny regular who enjoys the hosts' banter regardless of topic, but the show notes provide zero evidence this delivers on its Ocarina of Time premise.
This episode of Kinda Funny Gamescast is advertised as a Star Wars: Galactic Racer review, though the provided show notes offer virtually no detail about the actual content covered. The episode runs 1 hour and 26 minutes, suggesting a substantial discussion, but the source material provides only a VPN sponsor read and…
Worth it if you're a Kinda Funny Gamescast subscriber who trusts the hosts' gaming opinions, but the lack of detailed show notes makes it a blind purchase.
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The Kinda Funny Gamescast dedicates this 54-minute episode to reviewing Gears of War E-Day, a prequel entry in the long-running third-person shooter franchise. The episode opens with approximately 5 minutes of introductory material before diving into the main review discussion at the 5:15 mark. The hosts spend a…
Worth it if you're a Gears of War fan considering E-Day or interested in detailed control scheme analysis for the franchise.
This Kinda Funny Gamescast episode promises to rank the top 25 PS5 games of all time, a compelling premise for PlayStation enthusiasts. However, the show notes reveal a significant disconnect: the actual topic covered is labeled 'Shit List,' which begins at the 00:04:50 mark and runs until 00:30:30 when ads begin. The…
Worth it if you enjoy casual gaming chat and quick takes on PS5 titles, but not if you want thorough critical analysis of PlayStation's best games.
This is a spoilercast episode from Kinda Funny Gamescast dedicated to the video game Control. The episode runs 1 hour and 16 minutes and is structured around discussing the game with spoilers allowed. The show notes indicate a brief intro (first 2 minutes), followed by the main topic discussion starting at 00:02:00,…
Worth it if you're a Control fan who enjoys casual, spoiler-friendly discussion with the Kinda Funny hosts and don't mind sponsor reads.
The Kinda Funny Gamescast dedicates this 63-minute episode to an in-progress review of CD Projekt Red's Witcher 3 Remastered. The hosts dive into their early impressions of the remastered version, examining whether this is the right time for players to revisit or experience the game for the first time. The episode…
Worth it if you're considering the Witcher 3 Remastered and want casual, personality-driven early impressions from experienced gaming commentators.
This Kinda Funny Gamescast episode is titled as an 'Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve Review (So Far)' but the show notes reveal a significant mismatch between the title and actual content. According to the run of show, Ace Combat discussion doesn't begin until 20:34 into the 64-minute episode, consuming roughly 15 minutes…
Worth it if you're a dedicated Kinda Funny fan who enjoys the hosts' banter and don't mind waiting for gaming content, but not if you specifically want focused Ace Combat 8 analysis.
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This Kinda Funny Gamescast episode is a 'Fantasy Critic 2026 Check-In' where the hosts conduct a mid-year assessment of their fantasy football-style predictions about video game critics and industry figures. The episode features multiple team breakdowns, with segments dedicated to individual hosts' fantasy rosters:…
Worth it if you're a regular Kinda Funny listener already familiar with and invested in their fantasy critic predictions and personalities.
Kinda Funny Gamescast's October 2026 preview covers approximately 25 games launching that month across multiple platforms. The episode runs 1 hour 24 minutes and follows a structured run-of-show format, dedicating roughly 2-4 minutes per title. Major releases discussed include Ghost of Yotei Complete Edition, Ace…
Worth it if you want a quick October 2026 game release checklist and don't mind rapid-fire coverage of 25+ titles without deep analysis.
This Kinda Funny Gamescast episode focuses on a review of Silent Hill: Townfall, a game that appears to be a significant entry in the horror franchise. The episode structure dedicates roughly 25 minutes to the review itself (00:04:00 to 00:29:13), followed by ad reads, then discussion of the game's story (00:32:10 to…
Worth it if you're a dedicated Kinda Funny listener who values the hosts' personalities over detailed game analysis.
This episode of Kinda Funny Gamescast appears to be a review discussion of the game Control, though the source material provided is extremely limited. Based on the run of show timestamps, the episode begins with introductions, moves into the main topic around the 3-minute mark, and features individual thoughts from…
Worth it if you're a dedicated Kinda Funny fan who enjoys the hosts' personalities, but the provided materials don't demonstrate substantive Control analysis.
This Kinda Funny Gamescast episode is a spoilercast dedicated to discussing 'The Blood of Dawnwalker,' a video game that appears to be a recent or upcoming release. The episode structure is minimal based on available information: it opens with Andy's final verdict on Dawnwalker (around the 4-minute mark), followed by…
Worth it if you're a dedicated Kinda Funny listener who has played The Blood of Dawnwalker and want to hear the hosts' detailed story breakdown and reactions.
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