Stop, you violated the law!

You can make up for it by checking out our new episode on Oblivion. Going back to this huge open world game from 2006 has left us with lots of thoughts on the legacy of Oblivion.

Join us this week where we discuss the 1996 FPS game changer, Quake.

This game was a huge step forwards for PC gaming and was helmed by the legendary devs at Id Software.

We look in 25 years later to see if it still holds up and if it deserves its place in the top 100.

This week we are delving into the underworld to discuss the 2020 hit game 'Hades'.

We discuss everything from its story and characterisation of these classic Gods, to the sound and aesthetic of the Underworld that these characters inhabit.

With the ever present question of whether or not we think the critics got it right! It's not to be missed.

"A man chooses, a slave obeys."

This week on The Long & Short of It, we find ourselves visiting the underwater world of Rapture in the year 1960. BioShock came out towards the end of the noughties and is very highly regarded amongst classic video games, but we ask the question does it really deserve its reputation.

Would you kindly join us this week as we delve into the ruptured world of Rapture...?

Welcome to our episode on number 30 in the top 100 list.

This week our discussion revolves around Gran Turismo for the original PlayStation.

This game was a leader in its field in the late 90's, but how does it fare now and what is its legacy?

"Let us Start the Game"

Join us this week as we discuss the huge 'Persona 5 Royal'. Does this stylish game really deserve a place in The Top 100 Games of all time?

Remember how good Splinter Cell was? This week we test that question by going back to the 2nd game in the original Splinter Cell trilogy, Pandora Tomorrow.

Does this game stand up to scrutiny and where does it compare against others from the series?

"Kept you waiting, huh?"

Join us this week for a true PlayStation classic, 1998's Metal Gear Solid.

Arguably the quintessential stealth action game of all time, but is it really as good as you remember?

Halo 2 came out in 2004 to massive hype and expectation. This week we ask if Halo 2 managed to live up to the hype and what this game did for Halo as a series.

Welcome to 2021! We're back with our first episode of the new year with a bit of a chilled out game for us to cover.

This week we are discussing the 2011 release, Minecraft.

With this game being the second highest selling game of all time, we discuss whether or not we think this game deserves it's place in the Top 11 and what is the legacy of Minecraft..