Will Worrall, Author at Gaming Respawn

Surviving Mars Review

Will WorrallMar 15, 2018August 21, 20180

What is so appealing about space travel? Is it the sense of discovery and adventure? Is it the thought that there is an infinite universe

Warhammer: Vermintide II Review

Will WorrallMar 13, 2018August 21, 20180

Rats, rats, rats. Rarely has it before been so easy to sum up a game’s themes as it was with Warhammer: The End Times –

Secret of Mana (2018) Review

Will WorrallMar 6, 2018August 21, 20180

It’s always at least a little bit strange when a cult classic gets remade. It’s either a sign that the piece being remade has finally

Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet Review

Will WorrallFeb 27, 2018August 21, 20180

It gets to a point with certain game series when you have to start wondering why they keep it up. Sometimes the entire series is

The Longest Five Minutes Review

Will WorrallFeb 19, 2018August 21, 20180

The world of video games has had a long and chequered history with amnesia. A few years ago, it was a plot device about as

Dissidia Final Fantasy NT Review

Will WorrallFeb 14, 2018August 21, 20180

When a world-famous series breaks out of the boundaries of its normally defined genre, one of two things can happen. It can be a wonderful

Rebirth RPG Review

Will WorrallFeb 6, 2018February 6, 20180

For tabletop gamers, finding a new system to use in your role-playing sessions can be an interesting prospect. Firstly, you must consider the sheer number of

Monster Hunter: World Review

Will WorrallJan 26, 2018August 21, 20180

There have been many series’ over the years that have failed to really connect with a western audience. From the days of Keitai Denju Telefang

Let Them Come Review

Will WorrallJan 25, 2018August 21, 20180

Shallow, story-less and cheap. Three words that are usually easy to attribute to a mobile game, even when it becomes available on other platforms. Fortunately,

Razer Basilisk Gaming Mouse Review

Will WorrallJan 14, 2018March 27, 20180

For a PC gamer having cutting edge hardware is an absolute must. It’s no good spending thousands of pounds on a machine capable of playing

Son of Scoregasm Review

Will WorrallJan 9, 2018August 21, 20180

Sometimes a genre gets so overloaded with titles of an extremely similar nature that it starts to become harder and harder to find games that stand

Christmas Gaming 2017 #3 – Dead Trigger, Viscera Cleanup Detail & Little Inferno

Will WorrallDec 22, 20170

Well, here we are again. The doors on the advent calenders are gradually being opened, and the chocolate inside is making us all sick to

Christmas Gaming 2017 #2 – The Turkey of Christmas Past, Elf Bowling & Santa Rockstar

Will WorrallDec 7, 20170

As the big day grows ever closer, it’s time for another dose of festive gaming…goodness? Well, not really, but honestly considering how many ‘good’ Christmas

Christmas Gaming 2017 #1 – Secret Santa & Santa’s Special Delivery

Will WorrallDec 4, 20170

Ho, ho, ho, ’tis that time of year again. The time of year where things become jolly, people decorate their deceased trees and it becomes

Black Mirror Review

Will WorrallNov 30, 2017August 21, 20180

Sometimes a game is in dire need of a reboot. Other times? Not so much. When a game was classic in the first place and

My Time at Portia Review

Will WorrallNov 25, 2017August 17, 20180

Harvest Moon has been a pretty popular game for quite a long time. It might seem weird to start a review of an unrelated game

Cities: Skylines – Console Edition: Snowfall Review

Will WorrallNov 20, 2017August 17, 20180

‘Tis the season. Well, at least ’tis rapidly approaching the season. For those who don’t know yet, ‘the season’ is that period during winter when

Nioh: Complete Edition PC Review

Will WorrallNov 17, 2017August 17, 20180

So it has finally come. Nioh, the even more Japanese version of Dark Souls, has made it to the PC in all its gory glory.