The Pocket Gamer Podcast Is Back!

After a four-year hiatus, the Pocket Gamer Podcast is back with a brand-new team and a fresh start. Join Dann, Catherine, Cristina, Mihail, and Will as they discuss the latest mobile gaming news and more.

After an extensive 551-episode run and a four-year rest, the Pocket Gamer Podcast has finally returned. With a new team and a fresh start, the podcast is back to bring you the latest mobile gaming news and more.

This week, the team discusses the new Try-Before-You-Buy update for Alien: Isolation Android, the concept of demos, and the recent closure of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. They also share their thoughts on the concept of permanence in mobile games.

"We're really excited to be back," said Dann, the podcast's host. "We've got a great new team, and we're looking forward to bringing you all the latest mobile gaming news and more."

The new team consists of Dann, Catherine, Cristina, Mihail, and Will. All five members are experienced mobile gamers and writers, and they're all passionate about sharing their love of mobile gaming with the world.

"We're all big fans of mobile gaming," said Catherine. "We love playing games on our phones and tablets, and we're always looking for new games to try."

The team is committed to bringing you the latest mobile gaming news and reviews. They'll also be discussing the latest trends in mobile gaming, and they'll be sharing their thoughts on the future of mobile gaming.

"We're really excited to see what the future holds for mobile gaming," said Cristina. "We think it's going to be a bright future, and we're looking forward to being a part of it."

In addition to the latest mobile gaming news, the team will also be discussing other topics of interest to mobile gamers. This could include anything from the latest mobile phone releases to the latest mobile gaming accessories.

"We want to be a resource for mobile gamers," said Mihail. "We want to bring you all the information you need to make informed decisions about the games you play and the devices you use to play them."

The team is also open to feedback from listeners. They want to know what you'd like to hear on the podcast, and they're always looking for ways to improve.

"We're here to serve you, the listener," said Will. "We want to make the Pocket Gamer Podcast the best it can be, and we can't do that without your feedback."

So what are you waiting for? Subscribe to the Pocket Gamer Podcast today and never miss an episode!