For Grown-ups who Still Love Games.
Thoughtful, honest, and occasionally chaotic conversations about the games worth talking about. No hype. No gatekeeping. Two brothers, a shared backlog, and strong opinions loosely held.
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THE SHOW
Two Brothers. One Game. Every Month.
Think of it like a book club, but for games. Each month Alex and Luke sit down to cover the game of the moment or dig something out of the backlog.
Whether it's reminiscing about crunchy classics like Prince of Persia (89), getting hyped about the latest Nintendo Direct, or diving into deep discussions on FPGA consoles (much to Luke's chagrin), Low Five Gaming is a podcast for passionate gamers, casual fans, and anyone with a soft spot for the classics.
The vibe is laid-back. The opinions are real. Join the conversation.
YOUR HOSTS
Alex
Producer, co-host, keeper of the backlog
Luke
Co-host, chaos agent, surprisingly insightful
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EPISODES & ESSAYS
COMMUNITY
The conversation doesn't end when the episode does.
The Discord is where the real back-and-forth happens. Takes get challenged, game recommendations fly, and we share what we're actually playing between episodes — play session updates, side quests worth knowing about, the occasional slice of life. Good people in there.
It's also the best place to reach both of us. Luke isn't on social media, so if you want to get in front of him and not just Alex, Discord is it. Grab a controller.
FOR DEVELOPERS & STUDIOS.
FOR DEVELOPERS & STUDIOS.
We love indie games, consoles, and the people who build them. If you've made something you think belongs in the conversation — quirky, ambitious, weird in the best way — we'd genuinely love to hear about it. No formal pitch process. Just reach out.
Past collabs include developer guest spots, short-form spotlights, and full episode features.
LOW FIVE GAMING EDUCATION
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