What is MyGamer?

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MyGamer is a general-interest video game site that covers PC and console gaming across news, reviews, videocasts, blog articles, previews, and forums. It suits players who want a single destination for game announcements, critical write-ups, and community discussion rather than a storefront or a database of specs.

What MyGamer publishes

The site's own navigation lists six main sections: Home, News, Reviews, Videocasts, Blog Articles, Previews, and Forums. Its stated scope is "everything video games," from PC to consoles, including news, reviews, streams, trailers, and discussions.

In practice, the front page mixes several formats:

  • Reviews — full reviews of current releases, plus short-form reviews. Examples from the site include King's Blade (XSX) Review, Moros Protocol (PS5) Review, RIN: The Last Child (XSX) Review, and Car Wash Simulator (PC, Early Access) Review.
  • Short reviews — a recurring "90-Second" and "60-Second" format, used for niche or retro hardware and software such as PocketStation Review – Pocket MuuMuu's ALIENS and 60-Second PocketStation Review – Ana-Digi Clock.
  • News — release announcements and availability updates, such as Help Mister Scary find his family, 2D jet fighter Angle of Attack now available, and Pixel Washer sprays onto Steam Early Access Oct 15.
  • Previews — listed as a top-level section, aimed at games not yet released.
  • Videocasts and blog articles — audio/video discussion and longer written pieces.
  • Forums — reader discussion threads attached to the site.

Who it's for

MyGamer fits readers who want a broad, mixed feed rather than a single-platform specialist. The coverage spans Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and Xbox Series, PS4 and PS5, and PC, and it includes indie and smaller-budget titles alongside mainstream releases — for example, announcements from publishers like Ratalaika Games, EastAsiaSoft, rokaplay, and Acclaim, Inc.

It is less suited to readers who need:

  • Structured data — there is no evidence of a price comparison, spec database, or release calendar with sortable fields.
  • Pricing information — the site's pages and links show no pricing signals, payment platforms, or subscription details, so nothing here should be read as free or paid access.
  • Platform-specific depth — coverage is spread across all major platforms rather than deep on one.

How to use it

If you want to follow a specific game, the news and review sections are the fastest route: search the title, then check whether the site has both an announcement post and a review, since these are published separately and dated. Reviews carry a platform tag in the headline, such as (XSX), (PS5), or (PC, Early Access), which tells you which version was tested.

For community input, the forums sit alongside the editorial sections rather than behind a separate login-gated area based on the available evidence. If you only want announcements without commentary, the News section alone is enough; if you want critical opinion, go to Reviews.

One practical caveat: the site mixes full reviews with very short ones, so check the format before treating a piece as a full evaluation. A 60-second PocketStation review and a standard console review are not equivalent in depth.