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Mistakes Were Made | Kurt & Lucy Gotcha Covered

•March 7, 2026
GameSpot
GameSpot•Mar 7, 2026

Why It Matters

The episode fuels fan expectations for Resident Evil remakes and elevates indie titles, impacting both franchise strategy and emerging game visibility.

Key Takeaways

  • •Kurt ranks all mainline Resident Evil titles, including remakes.
  • •Resident Evil 9 placed last by rules, but personally near top five.
  • •Fans request remakes of Resident Evil Zero and original Resident Evil.
  • •Steam Next Fest showcases indie gems like Withering Realms and esoteric eb.
  • •Hosts trade classic horror games for fresh indie titles in genre swap.

Summary

The latest episode of Kurt and Lucy Got You Covered centers on a chaotic ranking of every mainline Resident Evil game, remakes included. The hosts force Kurt to assign each title a slot without prior knowledge, culminating in Resident Evil 9 (Requiem) landing at the bottom of the list due to the game’s arbitrary rules, even though he later admits it belongs near his personal top five.

During the ranking, Kurt highlights the enduring appeal of the RE 1 and RE 2 remakes, praises RE 7’s narrative significance, and critiques RE 9’s uneven pacing—strong Grace’s section followed by a weaker Leon segment. Viewer mail sparks a debate about potential remakes of Resident Evil Zero and the original RE 1, with fans urging Capcom to revisit these classics and even suggesting multiple camera perspectives.

The episode also pivots to Steam Next Fest, where the hosts recommend indie standouts such as the souls‑like "Withering Realms" and the narrative‑driven CRPG "esoteric eb," noting their innovative mechanics and strong community buzz. A playful trade‑in segment pairs classic horror titles with fresh indie offerings, underscoring the show’s commitment to bridging nostalgia with emerging talent.

For the gaming community, the discussion signals sustained enthusiasm for the Resident Evil franchise and hints at future remake opportunities, while the spotlight on Next Fest demos amplifies visibility for lesser‑known developers, potentially shaping purchase decisions and influencing the indie market’s growth.

Original Description

This week Kurt and Lucy gotcha covered with a blind ranking of Resident Evil games, thoughts on the rumored RE1 and Zero remakes, recommendations from Steam Next Fest, and Kurt puts his Pokemon drawing skills to the test again.
Email your letters to gotchacovered@gamespot.com
Check out the audio version:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4S5mfmLES0ubhj5xcDZJni
RSS Feed: https://www.spreaker.com/show/6752166/episodes/feed
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:20 - Resident Evil Blind Ranking
09:27 - Do We Want An RE1 and Zero Remake?
13:03 - Games From Steam Next Fest You Should Pay Attention To
22:51 - Lucy's Beef of the Week: The Robloxification of The Sims
29:31 - Kurt's Beef of the Week: Cheering A Game's Death
32:48 - Drawing the New Pokemon Starters From Name Only
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https://store.steampowered.com/curator/6861411-GameSpot-Official/

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