Tag: video-games
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The 2024 Nerdys: All Of My Dumbest Video Game Awards
I love year-end awards. I love ranking stuff. I love finding ways to honor the video games that I loved the most this year. My actual 2024 awards will feature top 10s for multiple categories that will allow games that even I may have forgotten about in stretches to be honored. Yet THAT STILL ISN’T…
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The Twenty Biggest Winners From The Game Awards
After watching The Game Awards, one word kept crossing my mind. I thought about writing my blog post on the event as soon as it finished and starting with that word, but I didn’t want to be a prisoner of the moment. I wanted a few days for things to simmer. I wanted post-Geoff clarity…
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BigNerdGaming’s Top 10 Indie Games of 2024
I am not making this list because indie games are “lesser” than AAA games, so they need to be segregated into their own category. I am making this list because indie games are often more remarkable than their AAA counterparts, and they deserve to be highlighted for that. Almost all of the most unique experiences…
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AndresPlays Top 10 Games of 2024
Editor’s Note: This is the first ever post on Big Nerd Gaming not written by Westen! I want to thank Andres for using this platform to share his top 10 games of 2024. You can find him on Twitter, Bluesky, and Threads at the attached links. Stay Tuned for more end of year content on…
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Rise of the Golden Idol Review- I’m Still A Detective, Damn It
A review code for this game was provided by Playstack When I played Case of the Golden Idol (the first game in this series) earlier this year, I was beyond impressed in a myriad of ways. I came into that game craving a more authentic detective experience, and it delivered that in spades. But where…
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My Top 7 Games of 2024 That I Didn’t Finish
Completing a game isn’t everything. Over the years, I have had many games that I really liked or even loved that I didn’t finish. Sometimes, the game was just a bit too long, and I felt fine calling it quits after 50-60 hours. Occasionally, a game is awesome but doesn’t have difficulty settings, and I…
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Black Friday MEGA Gaming Round Up: Dragon Age: The Veilguard, Black Myth Wukong, Mario and Luigi: Brothership, and Nine Sols
As we inch closer and closer to the end of the year, I am slowly chipping away at everything I haven’t finished yet before Game of the Year season truly commences. There are only a few releases in December that look interesting to me, so at this point, I’m in hardcore catch-up mode for the…
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Neva Review: Right Back Where We Started
Before playing Neva, I finally played GRIS a few months ago. This was the first game from Nomada Studios. And it was a beautiful piece of art. The game told a surprisingly deep story and mixed it with some of the best art direction and style you can find in any video game. As much…
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My Predictions For The Game Awards + Fake Betting Odds
It’s time for one of my most unique blog posts, the fake betting awards post! I’ll admit it, I love to gamble on sports in my free time. I’ve always been jealous when I look at how awards shows like the Oscars have betting lines, but The Game Awards do not. So, I did something…
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The Five Biggest Surprises From The Game Awards Nominations + My Thoughts on DLC As Game Of The Year
It’s here! We have finally reached Game of the Year season. As great as it is playing all of these awesome video games all year, debating and ranking them is almost as much fun. This is part one of my Game Awards content this week. Tune in later in the week for my famous (in…
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