I give up. There are too many games. Who has time for all this?
Author: Lucius P. Merriweather
The first game that Lucius ever played was "Horace Goes Skiing" on the ZX Spectrum. Yes, he's that old.
Read about the making of BITS in Retro Gamer 201
I wrote about the anarchic 2000s TV show for this month’s issue.
The history of UK video-game magazines
Check out this huge feature in the 200th issue of Retro Gamer.
Help! I don’t know what I’m doing!
Outer Wilds and Graveyard Keeper excel at confusion.
The best games of EGX 2019
Beyond a Steel Sky! Iron Man VR! Eastward! More! All the greatest games from EGX London.
Please sir, why were PCs beige?
It turns out it might have had something to do with Germany.
The ludicrously dangerous Noita is out in Early Access today
A rogue-like in which it is thrillingly easy to do yourself a mischief.
My first impressions of The Sinking City on Switch aren’t great
Wonky combat, crappy frame rates, dull environments. This… is not good.
FAR: Lone Sails review – picturesque loneliness
If David Lynch built a landship.
The update for Control makes a big difference to the frame rates on PS4
Not perfect, but a lot better.
Untitled Goose Game review – HONK HONK HONK HONK
HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK HONK
The Link’s Awakening amiibo is a proper cutie
Hey there little fella.
Control is stunning, but it judders along like nobody’s business on a base PS4
This game is amazing – but I really wish I had the PC version instead.
My surprising love affair with sniping
I cant stop playing Sniper Elite 4.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood review – don’t listen to the doubters
WHAM!
I spoke to the coder behind Super Star Wars on the Super NES
For a massive six-page feature in Retro Gamer.
It’s too hot for VR
One of many excuses I have used to avoid donning the helmet of dreams.
Why are people kicking off about microtransactions in Wolfenstein: Youngblood?
Hot fuss.
Unruly Heroes review – Rayman goes east
Monkey Magic. Mostly.
Read my feature on the making of X-COM in the new Retro Gamer
I spoke to the legendary Julian Gollop about the past, present and future of X-COM.