The Decade Parade

This episode is dedicated to Left 4 Dead 2, the highlight of the month. Developed by Valve 10 years on, see what we think of this game and how it fairs. 

In this episode we recap old and new. We talk about what we have been playing recently and what released 10 years ago in the month of November 2009. 

This month we look back at the heavily inspired heavy metal game from Tim Schafer, staring Jack Black and a list of musical legends. Find out if 10 years on it's still worth playing. 

10 years on we revisit Wet, developed by now know Behaviour Interactive and published by Bethesda Software. Listen and find out if you think this game with a unique design choice is worth revisiting or playing for the first time.  https://twitter.com/TheDecadeParade

This month we revisit Batman Arkham Asylum, released in 2009 and developed by Rocksteady. Find out to see if what people still call a masterpiece still holds its status.

This month we look back at Trine, The side scrolling puzzle brawler developed by Frozenbyte. The game that would lead onto 2 sequels, with a third still to come. 

This month we look back at the western shooter Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood. 

This month we revisited, Bionic Commando, developed by Grin to see how this game plays 10 year on. 

This month we assign each other a game to finish instead of taking a look directly at 10 years ago. We cover Star Wars Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast and Grim Fandango. We also talk about recent games we've been playing such as Sekiro, Days Gone and Dreams early access.

This month we look back at darkSector, Digital Extremes game that led to their success with Warframe.

This month we look back at F.E.A.R. 2, The horror FPS game the followed the extremely well liked F.E.A.R. Does the second entry hold up 10 years later.

This month we look back at Mirror's Edge, The stylised free running game from DICE and try to boil down if it's worth revisiting or playing for the first time 10 years later.