The GodisaGeek Podcast

On this week's podcast it's time to talk about another massive JRPG, as Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is out, and we've been playing it. Adam has played it and seen credits, and has a lot to say, while Lyle is still looking forward to getting into it further after previewing it. Chris Hyde is back this week, and who'd have though it, but he has thoughts on the mathematics at pl

On this week's podcast, it's time to welcome back Chris White as he is here to talk about Harold Halbut, because why not? Lyle and Adam have also been playing through Biomorph, with varying results of happiness from doing so. Elsewhere, Adam has played a little bit of The Rogue Prince of Persia, which isn't Dead Cells, but also sorta-kinda is. Of course, we make time for questions

This week's podcast sees the gang... well, talking about Dragon's Dogma 2 some more, since Chris Hyde is here to discuss his archery adventures. But all three of this week's hosts have also finished a game called Minishoot Adventures, which technically speak is called Minishoot' Adventures, though nobody seems to know why the apostrophe is there. Elsewhere, Adam wants to briefly ta

Well, you wait for massive games and then three come along at once and all need talking about on a podcast. Phew. And it's not exactly just the "size" of the games we're talking here, but the fact that they are just "big" names as well. Dragon's Dogma 2 is here, after over ten years of people wanting it, and most of us have played it. Do we like it? Was it worth the wait? Speaking

It's podcast time, which means loads of games, including some absolutely massive RPGs that we've all been playing. Since we've been away we've been playing so many games, including Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, which one of us has finished, the other is halfway through, and the other, despite it being his most wanted game of the year, hasn't even started. In fairness, that's likely beca

It's time for a podcast comeback, as we've been away for nearly a month. Will we explain? Probably not! What this all means, though, is a quick chat about four games we've been playing, and since we managed to wrangle Chris White for the podcast, he's gonna chat about some of his recently reviewed titles. First up we've got the Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons Remake, which Chris adore

On this week's podcast we're still playing lots of incredibly long role playing games, but also, Suicide Squad is out. Chris Hyde is slowly making his way through Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, while Adam is trying to finish Persona 3 Reload, a task which Lyle has already managed. It's not helping that Rocksteady's Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is now available, and we ha

This week's podcast we can finally talk about those big games we've been playing, or a few of them, at least! Not only is it Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth time, it's also time for justice: Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy time. As Lyle has been playing Capcom's trilogy for a while now, Adam has been having the time of his life in Hawaii, finishing off the latest in Ichiban and

As promised last week on the podcast, we've been playing some big games, but also some indies. So it's a mixture of both this week. Lyle and Adam have been playing Turnip Boy Robs a Bank, which is a lovely indie title that might have a bad name, but is worth your time. Meanwhile, Mick has been playing Welcome to ParadiZe for preview, and Adam has been testing out the No Return rogu

As the year cranks slowly into life, that can only mean one thing: it's time for a first podcast of 2024. The usual podcast catch-up has to happen, so we can find out what people have been playing over the Christmas period, but for Adam and Lyle that mostly involves Fortnite. That said, the pair have also been playing Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, a triple-A MetroidVania, which