The Save Room

Episode 147: The Summer Geoffs '26 - Keighley Redeemed Edition

The Geoff Solstice has hit us once more and it brought the heat this year. We have Sephiroths, clawed Canadians, and goddesses of war. Nostalgia wins again and we're getting Ocarina of Time... again! We have a gosh darned Code: Veronica remake! (Although, due to tariffs, we couldn't keep the "Code" in the title). Geoff has learned from his prior errors and gave us what we really want: corporate IP, baby. Join the fellas as we unpack this cooler of game announcements!

Episode 146: Our Saros/Pragmata Mixtape

Does Saros cuckold the player? Can Pragmata make you paternal? Is Mixtape even a video game? These are all very stupid questions that we don't answer and, instead, we just talk about all three games like normal people. I know, it doesn't drive the clicks, but we're already well-funded industry plants.

Episode 145: The State of Play(Station 5)

Come November, the PlayStation 5 will have been out for six whole years, and if you ask the internet, Sony doesn't have a single game to show for it. Of course, you shouldn't ask the internet anything because it'll melt your brain and then you'll drip brain all over your controller. Join us as we determine whether Sony's ninth generation console has lived up to PlayStation's legacy so far or left us with a terminal case of joystick drift.

Save Room Reviews: Resident Evil Requiem

Capcom has finally had their peanut butter/chocolate moment and mixed white-knuckle survival horror with no-holds barred action horror. The latest entry in their long running horror franchise sees the return of Leon "Dad Jokes" Kennedy alongside Grace, a new protagonist, who holds a sought after secret (while struggling to hold it together). Requiem is a celebration of the franchise's 30 year history, but does it nail its split genre balancing act? Enter the world of survival horror podcasting to find out.

Game of the Year 2025 - Part 2: GOTY Gommage

The ritual is complete. The definitive video games of 2025 have been named. This painted world comes to an end. (Also, a certain three letter organization requires a judicial warrant -- signed by a federal judge or magistrate -- to enter your home. If they present an administrative warrant, don't let them in. Just some fun gamer tips to keep you playin' smart!)