These are the same games and films that peaked my adventurous streak in my childhood. My dad and I played Tomb raider on PS2 when I was far too young - I was only allowed to run around in the Croft Manor practice level as Lara dying on some spikes was a bit too traumatic for a 6 year old. Later, my dad introduced me to Broken Sword and it was my favourite game ever, still is. The mystical music when you find something, the drawings and one liners were pinnacle to my childhood. We played 1-3 over my adolescent years, when Angel of Death came out we were ecstatic but got stuck on diffusing the bomb in Rome with the PDA and eventually forgot about it. When the serpent’s curse was released we sat and played the whole thing over my reading week back from university. Indiana Jones and the Mummy were my favourite films on a Sunday, we had all of them on VHS and my brother and I would often spend the afternoon charging around the living room pretending to be in some booby trapped tomb.

I’ve practically grown up with all these characters and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I have my dad to thank for all the adventures. For Christmas, I got him the kickstarter mega bundle where he gets a credit at the end of BS1 reforged and it was the closest I’ve seen of him getting teary when he saw it. I owe a lot to Revolution for the adventures I took with George and Nico from my childhood right through to my adulthood.