Reviews
Feudal Alloy Review
A robot farmer begins an adventure in order to retrieve something lost. Will it make it? Find out in our Feudal Alloy review!
Cake Laboratory Review
We all love cake, right? What about stack-em games? Well, what if someone came along and smashed them all together? Steady yourselves as Square Heads Games and Grimtalin have done just that. Ladies an...[Read More]
The Eternal Castle Remastered Review
A cinematic platformer in 2019? What could possibly go wrong? This year is going to be big for indies, I just know it will be. We have Blazing Chrome, Blasphemous, Kharon’s Crypt and many others...[Read More]
The Adventures of Elena Temple Review
The Adventures of Elena Temple is a nod in the most impressive way to the games of yesteryear when times and pixels were much simpler and the only expectation was badass gameplay. Think of The Adventu...[Read More]
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Review
Four years after Super Smash Bros. launched on both the 3DS and Wii U, the series returns on Nintendo’s latest console. With the tagline Ultimate, Masahiro Sakurai hopes to give the fans the greatest ...[Read More]
Darksiders 3 Review
It’s been six years since we’ve seen a Darksiders game. From bankruptcy to losing the intellectual property, to reforming the studio under a new name and rebuilding themselves, the majority of the mas...[Read More]
Lucah Born of a Dream Review
Personality, action and some really crude allegories in a small yet complete package. Disclaimer: this review doesn’t have many screenshots of the game as it would spoil the experience to know t...[Read More]
Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption Review
Reviewed on Nintendo Switch; Also available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, PC and Mac. Gameplay Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption is essentially a boss battle game in which you play as Adam, a tro...[Read More]
Apparition Review
Finding evidence of paranormal activity, on some creepy woods at night might be too much for some people. Now, If you’re a fan of horror games and creepy stuff in general, you definitely should ...[Read More]
Eternum EX Review
In this review, we check out another potential indie darling that is heavily influenced by games from an older time while still hoping to craft something unique within itself to stand out against the ...[Read More]
Call of Cthulhu Review
Cyanide studio delves headfirst into H.P Lovecraft’s famous cosmic horror fiction. The creepy atmosphere is brought to life on screen in this investigative, story-driven RPG. Focus Home interact...[Read More]
Fist Of The North Star: Lost Paradise Review
The brilliant minds behind the immensely popular and well-crafted Yakuza series have decided to take on one of the Japanese most iconic and respected properties in the form of martial arts Manga Fist ...[Read More]
Friday The 13th: Killer Puzzle Review
The team behind this game has decided to take the iconic Slasher film of the 80’s and its titular character from Friday The 13th and leave the dark and gritty nature these games are based on and...[Read More]
Hitman 2 Review
After Hitman 2016, this year 47 strikes back with the Season 2 of its new missions. But... is it worth dying for?
Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII review
There are three certainties in life. Death, taxes and a yearly Call of Duty release. What is never certain is the quality of that Call of Duty release. Does Treyarch’s 2018 effort match up with ...[Read More]
Spintires: MudRunner American Wilds Review
American Wilds is the expansion pack for Spintires MudRunner, making an already massive game even more colossal by adding more maps and vehicles to the mix. We have previously reviewed Spintires: MudR...[Read More]
Miles & Kilo Review
When I went to this year’s EGX in September, I was lucky enough to meet Michael Waites (Director of Four Horses) and his team. We spoke in great length about their new title Miles & Kilo. We...[Read More]
Super Hyperactive Ninja Review
Super Hyperactive Ninja revolves around two things; Ninjas and Coffee. One of these things I’m extremely familiar with, the other, not so much. Can you guess which? Hint: I love coffee. Reviewed...[Read More]
GRIP Review
Release Date: 6th November Size: 3GB (1846.54MB on Switch) Genre: Combat Racing Developed by Caged Element Published by Wired Productions Ltd Price: £34.99 Reviewed on PS4 and Nintendo Switch; Also av...[Read More]
Castlevania Requiem Review
Get your whip and your sword, because Dracula is alive once again! Time to see in this Castlevania Requiem review if it's worth slaying the Prince of Darkness.
Soul Calibur VI Review
The Soul Calibur series has been on a long Hiatus since the catastrophe that was Soul Calibur V. A six-year hiatus to be exact. So when Bandai Namco announced the next instalment at The Game Awards ba...[Read More]
Nickelodeon Kart Racers Nintendo Switch Review
A Mario Kart clone with a Nickelodeon coat of paint, will this racer give you full throttle nostalgia? Keep reading and find out in this Nickelodeon Kart Racers review. When I was a child in the ̵...[Read More]
This is the Police 2 Review
This is the Police 2 is a rather bizarre mix of genres wrapped up in a Police force shaped package from THQ Nordic. In one place you have a narrative driven, dramatic visual novel. You have an intense...[Read More]
Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut Switch Review
Wasteland 2 has roots that go deep into gaming’s history. Developer inXile was founded by longtime members of Interplay games – known for the original Fallout games. The game was the product of ...[Read More]
Super Mario Party Review
Super Mario Party is the latest instalment in the long running Mario Party series. The series has had its ups and downs and, to many, different Mario party games are their favorites. However, everyone...[Read More]
Immortal Unchained Review
From the dramatic introduction of our “living weapon” breaking out of chains (a possible GoW parallel) to having to retrieve any ‘bits’ upon dying (Bloodborne/Dark Souls), this third-person shooter wi...[Read More]
Haunted Dungeons: Hyakki Castle Review
Haunted Dungeons is an impressive 3D Real-time first-person dungeon crawler that keeps you on your toes. Think of games where you navigate maze-like floors in a step by step method. Persona and Etrian...[Read More]
Hollow Knight Review
I love Hollow Knight. I’m just going to tell you that up front. I absolutely, unabashedly love it. That’s why I’ve been stalling for so long on writing this review. I actually finish...[Read More]
Old School Musical Review
Old School Musical is something special. I really mean that. So much so that for this review I’m going to do a little something different. The review structure is going out the window. Instead, ...[Read More]
Fishing Sim World Review
I had the opportunity to review the new game from Dovetail Games, ‘Fishing Sim World’. When I was telling people about my review, I was getting funny looks “a fishing game… Rea...[Read More]
Life is Strange 2 – Episode 1 “Roads” – Review
Back in 2015, a small French company called DontNod released, though Square Enix, the first episode of what would become one of the most beloved games in recent memory. A game that soon garnered a ver...[Read More]
Catastronauts Review
Catastronauts is a frantic, couch co-op party game from Inertia Game studios; a small indie developer based in Ely, Cambridgeshire. Working alone or with friends, the game tasks 1-4 players to take th...[Read More]
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