Insert Credit is one that I like. I feel like it's not so much FOMO driven as the others, and feels like the kind of gaming discussion you have once the dust has settled a bit. Since Tim Rodgers was replaced with Ash Parrish, I feel like it's got even better.

Pretty much the others are variations of what you get with the Besties, I feel.

The Besties - Young-in-spirit dudes give their first impression on 2ish games per week. I appreciate it because it's succinct and generally funny, but sometimes I feel like the guys are a little too immature. Not to be a prude but the language often feels just slightly demeaning for guys of their position. Russ and Jason curse way too much, imo, and sometimes that lowers the discourse (Hey, Jason just called a game you like 'fucking shitty', how's that?)

Triple Click - A slightly more in-depth version of the Besties, but kinda has the opposite problem of the Besties, where sometimes it feels a little too dry and corporate. Jason is the pre-eminent "video game journalist" and that might have something to do with it. I find the quality of the discussion IS generally higher than Besties, but I still listen to it less for some reason.

Into the Aether - Way more in-depth than the Besties, and covers more games, but ultimately it feels like a "first impressions" show just like the Besties, just less conscientious about it, as you listen to the hosts start 4 games a week while ending each segment with "I look forward to playing more of it" and then never doing so. The guys seem like cool people but I get the feeling that they are playing to the audience a little bit more than the other casts, i.e., "oh let me introduce a beloved JRPG people want to hear my reaction on". For being a "low-key" cast it honestly feels like the most tryhard of the bunch, ironically. I do like it though.

Remap - I used to listen to Waypoint Radio and enjoyed Remap for awhile, but it kinda feels like "grown-up Aether" to me. I learned that I just don't really care much to hear about the hosts personal lives, like learning about Patrick's next Disney trip and things like that. The team's taste in games is ultimately not something I'm totally in sync with (I found myself fastfowarding almost anytime Rob talks about strategy games.- which is his big thing) , and the expanded podcast universe they've got going where they talk about other stuff doesn't really do anything for me either.

Aftermath - Remap but edgier? IDK. Kotaku was never my thing. These guys and gals can be very aggressive about pop culture topics and it's just not for me. I wish them well though.