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Feature: The brave and the bald
Celebrate slapheads by watching this week’s Mystery Steam Reviews
Ian Hitman is arguably the greatest bald video game protagonist of all time. He makes his smooth skull work for him like few others. He even has a barcode on the back of his head to draw attention to it, the absolute ledge.Because Hitman 3 is on the horizon, and we waxed lyrical about the first two Hitman 3 levels on this week's episode of…
Feature: Hands. Games. Space
Thank Christ 2020 is over. While we'll be able to regale our grandkids with stories about toilet roll shortages and incompetent governments, last year would've been better if we were able to just do the things we'd all been planning to do. However, now that we're a couple weeks into the new year, we know that things didn't drastically change at the stroke of midnight…
Archipel are making the best videogame documentaries on YouTube
Most videogame documentaries look like early '00s webcomics. There's usually a couch, some talking heads, maybe the occasional establishing shot of a building, to let you know that the couch is inside a building. Archipel is something else entirely. A YouTube channel dedicated to creating documentaries about Japanese artists and creators, it has raised the bar - and mostly just by making people go outside.
Feature: The gang's all here
During this week's episode of The PC Gaming Weekspot, we said goodbye to the absolute bin of a year that was 2020, as we looked to the future and chatted about all the games we'll be playing throughout 2021.However, given that 2020 is pretty fresh in our minds, we thought we had a better chance of looking very clever if we focused on games that…
Feature: Santa Gabey
Get jolly by watching Mystery Steam Reviews: Christmas / Snowy Edition
The best thing about this festive season is that it means the hell year of 2020 is almost over, and we can all run into the warm embrace of 2021... because 2021 is guaranteed to be better, isn't it? Like, straight away. Anyway, before the big red home invader comes down your chimney, The Weekspot Boys are here to give you an early festive gift…
Feature: Cyberpunch-Out!!
Jack in to watch this cyberpunk edition of Mystery Steam Reviews
It's pretty hard to jack out, isn't it? Cyberpunk 2077 is everywhere you turn. Whether its stories about CD Projekt Red's bonus system or an overabundance of dildos, the biggest game of the year has been dominating The Video Games Discussion.Naturally enough, The Weekspot Boys are riding that wave, so grab that cable that's coming out of your head and stick it into the USB…
Feature: The Fallout
We got the bad ending in this RPG-flavoured Mystery Steam Reviews
Because of all the Dragon Age 4 and BioWare talk over the last week, we thought we'd challenge each other on western RPGs in this week's Mystery Steam Reviews.Little did we know — and as Matthew correctly identified on this week's episode of The PC Gaming Weekspot — we definitely made a few wrong choices and got the bad ending in this.
Feature: Immortals Fenyx Rising! Unto The End! That other one I've forgotten the name of!
I come to you today with important news: there is in fact more than one video game out this month.Yes, that one video game is quite a biggie, and it's definitely the one most will be picking up this December, but that doesn’t mean everyone is champing at the bit to play it. Maybe you’re not interested in the Deus Extra RPG that is Cyberpunk…
Feature: Pick a plate that's new
While most of us on this side of the world will be waiting a few weeks to crack open the boxes of biscuits, our American cousins had their big food day last week.So, in tribute to The Land Of The Full and their recent holiday, we’ve made ourselves both very hungry and awfully thirsty by focusing on games that involve food and drink for this…
Feature: Pick a port that's new
In the past couple of weeks, the internet has been full of Smart Delivery-this and DualSense-that. No one can escape the buzz surrounding the launch of the two new video game boxes.That's why this week's Mystery Steam Reviews — a quiz segment on a weekly video podcast called The PC Gaming Weekspot — revolves around all things PlayStation and Xbox.If you can't beat 'em, join…
Feature: Pixel a part that's new
This week’s Mystery Steam Reviews is about games that look old, but are new
Firstly, you'll be glad to hear that everyone stuck to the brief this week. Not a single international incident. Purely because of that, this one is a success in my eyes. And B, this week's Mystery Steam Reviews focuses on video games that look older than they are. It's faux-retro video games! In other words, fairly modern games that use a pixelated art style.
Feature: LollaYakuza #03: The Town At Rock Bottom
Video – Yakuza: Like A Dragon chapter 3 introduces the wonder of recycling and job centres
After a pretty rough run-in with someone that Kasuga thought was his pal, the protagonist of Yakuza: Like A Dragon has ended up homeless in Ijincho. But, that's not much to worry about, because he's got the power of positivity and the realistic Nanba by his side.And these two lads are ready to do some recycling and get some jobs!This is LollaYakuza #03: The Town…
Feature: One for the history books
The quiz segment of The PC Gaming Weekspot regularly brings about some heated discussion. But, more often than not, both myself and Matthew know that it's all in the spirit of competition. When all is said and done, there's still a level of respect there.This week's Mystery Steam Reviews is different. I knew focusing on games set in Britain could bring some controversy, but I…
Feature: LollaYakuza #02: Bloody Reunion
Video – Yakuza: Like A Dragon chapter 2 has both a graveyard AND a dungeon
I don't think I fully appreciated how long Yakuza: Like A Dragon was going to be when I started this let's play series. Still, the sincerity and scenery-chewing of its characters will get me through this mammoth task quite easily, I think. It'll have to, because we're still very much in cutscene city at the moment.This is LollaYakuza #02: Bloody Reunion.
Feature: Stay together for the kids
Video: Mystery Steam Reviews, but scary because Resident Evil has given birth
Let's just pretend that Halloween is this weekend and we were very timely when choosing the theme for this week's Mystery Steam Reviews, okay?Okay...GHOSTS! GOBLINS! SCARY THINGS! Yes, because it's that time of the year again, we decided to test each other's horror game knowledge (via Steam reviews) on this week's episode of The PC Gaming Weekspot.
Feature: Introducing Ichiban Kasuga (and LollaYakuza)
Video: enjoy the mean streets and cool suits of Yakuza: Like A Dragon’s first chapter
I've been looking forward to Yakuza: Like A Dragon ever since the RPG combat was first shown off. Sure, I thought it was an April Fool's at first, too, but the more I thought about it, the more it made sense. There needed to be a clean break between the old protagonist and coolest dad in the world, Kazuma Kiryu, and the new boy in…
Feature: Assassin's Creed! Yakuza! War! Oh my!
Sure, you could drop a few hundo on one of those spang new consoles to play all the games coming out in November, but why would you? Every exclusive's been delayed and all the best November releases are coming to PC anyway.What's that? You don't know what video games are coming out during the penultimate month of this hell year? Well, let me tell you!
Feature: Darling, it's better down where it's wetter
Mystery Steam Reviews has pirates, parents and meltdowns, as we go underwater
The PC Gaming Weekspot has everything you could ever want from a weekly video podcast about PC gaming. We chat all the latest news, we review the newest games, and we get cross with one another while we try to guess video games from just their Steam reviews.This week is an emotional rollercoaster.
Feature: Do you know the definition of a metroidvania?
U.S. presidents and Far Cry 3 monologues feature in this week’s Mystery Steam Reviews
The PC Gaming Weekspot is a good way to spend around two hours on a Monday evening. We go through all the big news in PC games, we chat about the new games we've been playing over the last seven days... and we also get furious with one another during the quiz segment.Fun times!
Feature: Yet more failure
Today's Daily Death is a return to form, if that "form" is steady mediocrity. What I'm saying is, I reach beyond world one, but not much further. I'm much (but not that much) better than this.
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