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Happy New Year! This week on Semi-Ramblomatic, Yahtzee is exploring gaming's weird traditions.

Powerwash Simulator. There's a lot to be said about it.

This week on Semi-Ramblomatic, Yahtzee is looking at what makes a good sequel.

It's about time we make another video game genre name.

This week on Semi-Ramblomatic, Yahtzee takes a look at selecting the best kinds of difficulty settings.

On this week’s Semi-Ramblomatic, Yahtzee digs into the joys of giving up on a game once you stop having fun. Seriously, you should try it for yourself.

On this week’s Semi-Ramblomatic, Yahtzee takes aim at the consistently terrible storytelling of the Resident Evil series, with a focus on the latest game, Resident Evil Requiem. While the franchise's dumb charm is usually forgivable, some bad writing is harder to swallow than a Jill sandwich.

On this week’s Semi-Ramblomatic, someone in the comments told Yahtzee that he's too jaded and just doesn't know how to have fun anymore. Is it true? Is it possible to be bad at having fun? What's the actual point of a criticism if anyone can enjoy anything? And what does Donald Pleasance have to do with any of this? Turns out, quite a lot.

We're getting into Yahtzee's feelings this week on Semi-Ramblomatic.

This week on Semi-Ramblomatic, Yahtzee takes a stab at hacking and lockpicking.

Video game weapons have a utility issue.

Mina: The Hollower highlights an interesting dilemma reviewers run into as we play games.

On this week's Semi-Ramblomatic, Yahtzee unpacks the smugness (or lack thereof) of James Bond in 007 First Light.

A lot of times bigger doesn't mean better.

This week on Semi-Ramblomatic, Yahtzee's wondering why every games is so fixated on the bum.

Duke or Quake. That was the question of 1996.

Somehow, Yahtzee has found himself smitten with Dead by Daylight.

Yahtzee's mind has been on controllers this week.

Yahtzee's got some thoughts about the standardized color system in most games with melee combat.

They put touchscreens in the back of your car seats for a reason now.

Sometimes being able to customize your main character can prove to be a bit detrimental to the intended experience.

There's an art to good reloading mechanics in guns in video games.