WhatCulture Gaming shares video game news, reviews, and discussion. This podcast provides listeners updates from the video game industry and recommends great games. Episodes offer release updates, game hacks, and debates on new gaming trends.

A variety of video game experts host this podcast. Some include Jules Gill, Jess McDonell, and Josh Brown. Jules is a producer, writer, and Warhammer lover. He hosts regular episodes of the podcast and writes for WhatCulture.com. Jess is a video producer and host for Ubisoft. Josh is a journalist specializing in gaming and technology. He has written for PCGamesN, Gfinity PLC, and Digital Trends. Another regular host is Scott Tailford, who also hosts WhatCulture Wrestling. The hosts share their enthusiasm for gaming using industry knowledge and gameplay experiences.

The WhatCulture Gaming podcast shares new episodes several times a week. Listeners receive almost daily updates on the latest game industry news and analysis. Podcast episodes have several types. "Gaming List" episodes rank major video games under different themes. These episodes include rankings such as "9 Video Game Ideas We're Glad Got Cancelled" or "10 Best Video Games That Nobody Bought." The "Gaming News" episodes offer quick updates on news stories. These episodes give listeners all the information they need in ten minutes.

The show's longer discussion episodes choose a topic and explore it in detail. The hosts share gameplay breakdown episodes of games like GTA5 and GTA6. Other games discussed include Elden Ring, Mass Effect, and Cyberpunk 2077. Episodes also feature crucial debates relevant to gamers. The hosts discuss the future of AI-powered games in one episode. In another, they ask: do great graphics kill individuality?

In another episode, they talk about whether Robocop is GOTY (game of the year). The hosts discuss updates from significant companies like Bethesda, Rockstar, and Sony. The show features games from all major consoles, including Xbox and PlayStation. It mainly focuses on RPGs (role-playing games).

The WhatCulture Gaming podcast is good for fans who want to stay updated on the video game industry.