This month's episode sees the team discuss Resident Evil Requiem, Xbox, Bluepoint's closure and more.

In a slow month for new releases, the crew mainly caught up on their back catalogue, while Lex found Cairn to be fascinating.

In a slow month for new releases, the crew mainly caught up on their back catalogue, while Lex found Cairn to be fascinating.

A change is as good as rest.

A great option if you don't have the spare time for an MMO.

1st Chapter sets a fine example for remakes.

"Thumbs up if you agree."

Shout out to Basingstoke.

Do you like to punch things and cast magic? I've got good news for you then...

Capcom Fighting Collection 2 features some of the greatest fighting games ever made, but the same issues from previous collections rear their heads again.

Jason can't stop, won't stop, and wants you to get involved.

Despite being a genuine show of love from Team Asobi to these series’ that I absolutely adored, at the time it was also a sad reminder.

Andor is over, but Lex cannot stop thinking about Syril Karn's final act and what it represents.

Hear us out. Sometimes, JUST SOMETIMES, a bad frame is good when you're the one actively breaking the game.

It's all connected.

Hear me out…

Out now on Steam and Switch.

Pragmata combines the combat of Resident Evil 4 Remake, the puzzle-solving of Tetris, and jet shoes to create something Lex can't stop thinking about.

It's a beautiful thing.

Lumines Arise is an incredible culmination of much of Mizuguchi and Enhance's legacy, and the result is something that Lex needed now more than ever.

Lex cannot stop thinking about the inherent and often confused politics of sports games, and tries to reckon with whether we can afford to let the perfect get in the way of the good at the moment.

Quacking the case.

You can't stop me from writing about F1.

Ridge Racer is finally back, thanks to Hamster Arcade Archives, but Lex believes we deserve better than what this lacklustre arcade port has to offer.

There is something unmistakably missing that should be here in Beyond.

When games become travel destinations.

Hideo Kojima’s latest undermines its strongest aspects in the name of ease and bombast, resulting in a deeply frustrating experience.

There is something unmistakably missing that should be here in Beyond.

Mostly good fortune.

Here we are, at the end of our first calendar year as a website. So we present to you Rewinder's Game of the Year awards for 2025

Powerful and poignant without ever saying a word.

to a T is another dose of joy and whimsy that we've come to expect from Keita Takahashi and the team at uvula.

Jason likes to kick things off of other things.

Trails of Cold Steel, it's been too long.

Skating in the moonlight.

Indies in spades.

When games become travel destinations.

Jason likes playing games sometimes. Who knew?

Kirby Obscur: Expedition Air Riders

Shout out to Basingstoke.

Hear me out…

Hear me out…

The devil's luck.

The curious tale of the chewed gifts.

Perfectly serviceable.

Lex and Scott play 2007's The Simpsons Game on PS3.

It's all connected.