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Hosted by Adam Gumbert · leisure · EN-US · 17 episodes
Welcome to The Tier List: A Video Game Podcast!A seasonal show all about ranking video games. Adam, along with a guest, bring a game for the titular Tier List. We discuss and rank each game, but you, the audience, get a say in where it will be placed by the end of the season. Join us as we determine where every video game should end up, on The Tier List!
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Tier List: A Video Game Podcast is a leisure podcast hosted by Adam Gumbert, with 17 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Adam Gumbert hosts The Tier List: A Video Game Podcast, a leisure show with 17 episodes published.
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Episode #7
In this episode, your host Adam, alongside Manly Brian, recap every game from season 2. We tally up the votes for each game, and make the definitive Tier List for all 6 games this season. Go to Patreon.com/thetierlist for updates and a free way to vote in the future Like and subscribe, you can help build up the channel. Follow me on bluesky- @adamgumby.bsky.social, or the show @tierlistgaming.bsky.social
Episode #7
In this episode, Jerica, Kayla and Patrick from Drop-In Drop-Out join me for a summer special, guessing each others tier lists! Go to Patreon.com/thetierlist for updates and a free way to vote Like and subscribe, you can help build up the channel. Follow me on bluesky- @adamgumby.bsky.social, or the show @tierlistgaming.bsky.social
Episode #6
In this episode, Finn from NOLAnerdcast brings Final Fantasy VI to be placed on the tier list. Is it a pioneer of the JRPG genre, or pure nostalgia bait? Make sure to vote where YOU think it belongs on the titular tier list! Go to Patreon.com/thetierlist for updates and a free way to vote https://strawpoll.com/7rnzVRDmlnO for another way to vote Like and subscribe, you can help build up the channel. Follow me on bluesky- @adamgumby.bsky.social, or the show @tierlistgaming.bsky.social
Episode #4
<p>In this episode, Claire and Kanisha from Date With Us Podcast bring Mixtape to be placed on the tier list. Is it worth all the "discourse", or one of the better games of 2026?</p> <p>Make sure to vote where YOU think it belongs on the titular tier list!</p> <p>Go to Patreon.com/thetierlist for updates and a free way to vote</p> <p>https://strawpoll.com/PKgleX76QZp for another way to vote</p> <p>Like and subscribe, you can help build up the channel.</p> <p>Follow me on bluesky- @adamgumby.bsky.social, or the...
Episode #3
<p>In this episode, Mr. Hox from Storymoders brings Yakuza: Like a Dragon to be placed on the tier list. Does this fan favorite JRPG capture whimsy, or is there a Ichiban hater amongst us?</p> <p>Make sure to vote where YOU think it belongs on the titular tier list!</p> <p>Go to Patreon.com/thetierlist for updates and a free way to vote</p> <p>https://strawpoll.com/PKglebqdEZp to vote as well</p> <p>Like and subscribe, you can help build up the channel.</p> <p>Follow me on bluesky- @adamgumby.bsky.social, or the show...
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