19 July 2001 is one of the most legendary release days in video game history. It was the day Final Fantasy X was first properly introduced to the world. I was in […]
25 Years of Final Fantasy X
Digital Gaming Is Costing Us More Than Ownership
Physical Games Were Never Just About the Games One of my earliest gaming memories is me and my childhood best friend, William, spending hours playing Street Fighter II at my house or […]
The July list
The sun is officially out and summer is in full swing. That means a brand new month of things to do. Check out our list of what should be in your diary […]
Why Persona 5 Resonates in the 2020s
Persona 5 isn’t just a stylish JRPG—it’s a fantasy about reclaiming agency in a world that often feels beyond our control. Through the story of the Phantom Thieves, players confront abusive teachers, […]
The June list
Summer is upon us which means a new season of things to get excited about. Check out our list of nerdy things to do this month. Watch: Masters of the Universe After […]
Half-Orcs a Fantasy Race Born in Violence
What does it mean to be born between two worlds… and accepted by neither? This week on The Congruent Chronicler we dive into the psychology of the Half-Orc in Dungeons & Dragons […]
This British Monster Book Is Exactly What D&D Needed
You all know I’ve got that FOMO. I hate missing out, and when it comes to getting in on the ground floor of something exciting, I need to be there. And when […]
Happy Star Wars Day: How to celebrate May the 4th
It’s our favourite nerdy day of the year where fans around the globe will be donning their Jedi robes, engaging in lightsaber battles, and binge-watching the iconic movies. Whether you’re a Star […]
The May list
May, arguably the nerdiest month of the calendar, is upon us. And with plenty to do, see, and celebrate, it’s easy to see why. Check out our May list to see what […]
The April List
Wondering what to watch, play or do in April? Here at Nerdgeist, we’ve got you covered with 8 things that need to be on your list this month. Watch: Lee Cronin’s The […]
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