We're in the thick of it now, as Adam has played through and reviewed Pokemon Legends: Arceus, and he and Chris White have also been playing Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection. Elsewhere, there's been a new Serious Sam (Siberian Mayhem) and Lyle is on hand to talk about Atelier Sophie 2, in a preview sense.

Nobody Saves the World is out now on Xbox Game Pass, and Adam Cook and Chris Hyde have both played through it, even taking some time to play co-op with one another. Speaking of co-op, Rainbow Six Extraction is also out now, and again, Adam Cook and Chris Hyde have... you get the idea. Adam is slightly embarrassed by his hour count at this co-op alien-shooting tactical title, but hey, that's games.

Aren't you a lucky little sausage getting to hear about the latest and greatest ports of games coming to PC? Because that's what's going to happen on this very podcast. Adam has been playing 2018's God of War which is now also 2022's God of War (on PC), not to be confused with 2022's God of War Ragnarok, maybe.

Meanwhile Mick has been playing Monster Hunter Rise (surprise!) but on PC, and is enamored all over again. Elsewhere Adam has also played 4 hours of Rainbow Six Extraction and has some early thoughts, while Lyle is ALL about the strange named games of the past.

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We're back! There may not be a huge amount of new games to talk about due to the holiday period and those pesky embargoes, but we've got something something old, something new, and The Anacrusis which is new, and coming soon to Xbox, Windows game pass, as well as Steam, too!

You'll be pleased to hear that not only is the finale/final day of podcasting the longest yet, we've also brought back most anticipated for the coming year. A chance to look forward before we look back one final time to find out the top ten games of 2021, and of course, GAME OF THE YEAR.

As usual, day four brings us the category with plenty of spoilers. It's time for a bumper day of discussions about best story and best moment, which has the most moments we've ever discussed, it seems.

We're getting closer to the big story discussions, but in a year that's been incredible for multiplayer, with the return of Halo and all manner of co-op experiences, what wins best multiplayer? Best new character has a lot of entries, but any we can all agree on?

As day two veers into view, it's time to discuss the best audio and best visuals in a game this year. It's two categories per day now until the finale on day five. Will the group of six find common ground over what looks and sounds the best? Probably not...

It's that time of the year once again, as the biggest (we think) ensemble cast we've ever had join together for a six-person GOTY deliberations week. Day One is the traditional lengthy argument over best re-release or remaster, nicest surprise, and biggest disappointment. Surely to God there's no chance Death Stranding could ruin another Christmas, right?

It's really that time of year now, where we're mopping up games for our Game of the Year 2021 podcast. Chris Hyde and Adam Cook get together to chat about the bits and bobs they're finishing up and polishing off, all in aid of a mammoth undertaking.