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GI Show – Our 5 Most Underrated Games, Deus Ex Game Club
While the entire world is consumed by Pokémon Go, we decided to forge a different path with this week's episode of The Game Informer Show. Host Ben Hanson is joined by Jeff Cork, Kyle Hilliard, and Joe Juba to talk about this generation's most underrated games. We each chose five unsung heroes from the PS4, Xbox One, PC (from 2013 on), mobile, 3DS, or Vita and explained why they deserve a second look. We'd love to hear your pick for underrated games this generation in the comments below or send them in to podcast@gameinformer.com. Following this fun chat, we kick off our GI Game Club for Deus Ex: Human Revolution by talking about the game's opening hours.
You can watch the video below, subscribe and listen to the audio on iTunes, or listen to episode 307 on SoundCloud. Also, be sure to send your emails to podcast@gameinformer.com for a chance to have them answered on the show and win a prize by becoming Email of the Week!
Our thanks to the talented Super Marcato Bros. for The Game Informer Show's intro song. You can hear more of their original tunes and awesome video game music podcast at their website.
To jump to a particular point in the discussion, check out the time stamps below...
2:00 - Our choices for this generation's five most underrated games
1:11:45 - Listener emails
1:40:50 - Discussing Deus Ex: Human Revolution for GI Game Club
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