Returnal is still on our minds as more of the pod-crew catch up on it, but also, all four of us have played and finished Resident Evil Village, and while we have a 2 hour spoilercast for major spoilers, this is a less-spoilery chat about the game and our overall thoughts.
For some reason, everyone apart from Chris Hyde is playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla now, so that's something we need to look into.
! SPOILER WARNING !
The GodisaGeek Podcast gang chat about the story and gameplay of Resident Evil Village in great detail, with many spoilers about just about everything that happens in the game.
Do NOT watch / listen to this if you haven't finished the game, or I guess, unless you really don't care about the story being ruined for you.
Nier Replicant has been played to completion and we get to discuss whether it's better than Automata, and how we feel about it overall. Returnal is in our PS5s as well, and it's time for us to have a short chat about our early impressions of that PS5 exclusive. Outriders still seems to be dominating our playtime, and Chris Hyde has finally had a bit of a go on it, now!
Chris White is able to talk about the new Elder Scrolls Online: Blackwood content now the embargo has lifted, but Adam Cook still can't stop playing Outriders, and has started a second character on PC to see what the other classes are about. Chris Hyde has finally finished It Takes Two, so has thoughts on that, but has also played Lost Words: Beyond the Page as well. Mr White also wants tot talk about Ashwalkers, as he's been playing and has reviewed that.
Adam Carroll has played It Takes Two and is besotted with it, as is everyone else who's played it, but Chris Hyde has been very busy with Monster Hunter Rise, so still hasn't gotten round to it. There's varying thoughts on Rise, and lots of discussion about that one, but not before Adam Cook and Chris White attempt to talk about Nier Replicant, then actually talk about Outriders.
After previewing It Takes Two, the gang are back after playing through the entire game to see if it lives up to that preview-hype, or not? Can it maintain that brilliance over a 12 hour campaign? Adam Carroll has been playing lots of NES games for some reason, and has gone back to Bayonetta 2, while Chris Hyde has finally got round to playing Final Fantasy VII Remake. Will he upset everyone with his feelings on it, or does he love it as well?
