
The Gamers Confessional Podcast casts a comically reverential look at games of all denominations. All are welcome to worship of the holy trinity-PCs, Consoles & Handhelds. @Confessionalpod
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 429 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesHobbiesLeisure | |||

Join Vimesy and Pet as they finally take Mr Clarks advice and buy themselves a Switch 2 each. Nothing to do with the fact that Sony and Xbox are F****d.
Pet tells us how is going to patiently wait for the Switch 2 zelda special edition.
Join our plucky trio as they continue to bemoan the death of physical gaming, but on a positive note, there is some Halo talk.
The boys are back! Talking about, you guessed it, Games!
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Brilliant and funny
I checked these guys out after BRB UK have them a plug recently, and I’m really pleased to have discovered them. The three hosts are likeable, knowledgable, and interesting. The only thing I’d change about the podcast is to make it longer!
Three guys break down the latest gaming news and the games they are playing. Great interplay between the guys and a special shout out for the jingle. Still singing it.
I’ll increase my rating to 5 stars if Vimesy learns how to say peripheral (per-IF-er-al) and PUBG (not PUGB, or “pugber”), since the show is pretty good, and Clarkey sounds like a Burnley lad.
Weirdly, im pretty sure I heard him saying “peripheral vision” perfectly, but when he’s talking about gaming peripherals it’s always “perfeerial” or something.
Just listened to the latest episode and, predictably, Vimesy has stubbornly doubled-down on his terrible pronunciation of “peripheral”, so I’ve a... more
3 great blokes. Well, 2 great blokes and a reserved young man. Well, 1 great bloke, a reserved young man and the other one ;)
What a great trio you make! I love listening to your interplay about all things gaming, and lots besides. I was an avid PC gamer up until I had kids, then didnt game at all for a while. I'm an Xbox1 and 360 owner, although the latter is my sons for his HUGE collection of Infinity and Dimensions characters, and I dont play a lot. Mainly The Golf Club, but then I also have ... more
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A humorous, opinionated roundtable focused on gaming across eras, platforms, and gear. Hosts banter about current-gen hardware, digital vs physical ownership, retro favorites, and ongoing industry shifts, often with sharp takes on publishers, monetization, and platform strategies. The show blends personal anecdotes, consumer-rights commentary, and enthusiastic game chatter, with a distinctly UK-flavored vibe and a warm sense of camaraderie among three regulars and a rotating guest mix. Notable throughlines include hardware debates (handhelds, consoles, PC), price models, streaming and cloud gaming, and spirited discussions around remakes, DLC, and the evolving business of gaming. A standout is the chemistry and banter that keeps technical t... more
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