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It’s like putting on your favourite pair of slippers again! Falcom and NIS America are masters of what I view as the classic JRPG: traditional...
Jonah Lomu Rugby Challenge 4 Remastered Review
by Peter Keen
Oh boy, I was so hopeful for this one. I played rugby for twelve seasons, primarily at inside centre, and loved the sport. Gaming is...
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review
by Tasha Quinn
There are few games that have impacted me as much as the Plague Tale series, so I’ve been eagerly awaiting Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy...
NBA 2K27 Review
There are few sports video game franchises where I can play the new game for hours and simultaneusoly think, “This is brilliant” and “Why am...
Final Fantasy XIV: Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 Review
Final Fantasy XIV released on the Switch 2 as of a few weeks ago (depending on date of publication). I bought the Complete Edition, which gives...
Everspace 2: Galactic Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 Review
by Peter Keen
Do you ever have those times when everyone recommends a game, saying it is the best thing since sliced bread, yet when you try it,...
Madden NFL 27 Review
Regular as clockwork, Madden NFL 27 turns up in August ahead of the new NFL season, and EA Sports once again asks us to lace...
Mafia: The Old Country – Man of Honor DLC Review
by Peter Keen
DLC (downloadable content) add-ons for games are curious things to review. They rarely change the entire complexity of an already established game. They can add...
Steins;Gate Re:Boot Review
by Tasha Quinn
I’ve been meaning to play Steins;Gate for a while, but the problem was I couldn’t decide which version to go for – original or Elite....
How Game Stories Are Reflecting Our World’s Environment
by Jack Shaw
When you play a game like Civilization, you may see smog in the sky. While it seems like a minor detail, it’s part of the...
Agefield High: Rock the School Review
by Ryan Jones
It has really been a hot minute since we received a game like Agefield High: Rock the School, going back to the mid-2000’s when Rockstar...
Blue Reflection Quartet Review
by Peter Keen
The Blue Reflection series is one of those JRPG series that never seems to get the recognition it deserves. It probably isn’t sitting at the...
Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok DLC Review
by Peter Keen
Wow. It’s hard not to say that after the first hour of Granblue Fantasy: Relink – Endless Ragnarok on the PlayStation 5 Pro. The opening...
The Disney Afternoon Collection – Physical Edition Review
by Will Worrall
Once again, the modern age of globalized entertainment has come back to bite regional gaming conventions in the arse. While the yanks might be intimately...
Doom: The Dark Ages- Revelations DLC Review
Just like The Ancient Gods DLC that was added to 2020’s Doom Eternal, the Revelations DLC for last year’s Doom: The Dark Ages is DLC done right....
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 Review
by Peter Keen
Ever since I bought a Nintendo Switch 2, I’ve been eager to dive into a Nintendo-exclusive JRPG that I could really sink my teeth into....
Cultic Review
by Ryan Jones
Hell on Earth has a brand-new meaning in Cultic, a first-person horror game styled as a classic boomer-shooter made by Jasozz Games, who, as trends...
PlayStation Going Digital-Only Has More Ramifications Than Just Losing Physical Discs
by Peter Keen
I originally intended to write something here immediately after the announcement that PlayStation was going digital-only starting January 2028. My initial thoughts, angry as they...

