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13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Review

Daire BehanSep 17, 2020September 17, 20200

With the impending launch of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, it’s hard not to reflect on how games have improved from when the

Star Renegades Review

Gavin HartSep 16, 20200

Science Faction Star Renegades provides a fresh and wholly original take on the roguelite format, and that is just one of its many successes. Those

Retro Respawn – Top Ten Endings from the PS1 Tekken Games

Michael FitzgeraldSep 15, 20200

For the past couple of weeks, we’ve been taking a journey back in time to take a look at the Tekken games of the fifth

Moon: Remix RPG Adventure Review

Daire BehanSep 15, 2020September 15, 20200

As the current console generation draws to a close, it and the COVID-19 pandemic continue to shake up not only the gaming industry but the

Warhammer: Vermintide II – Season 3 Review

Will WorrallSep 15, 20200

Rats creep a lot of people out for some reason. It’s either something to do with the way they look, or it’s that whole ‘bubonic

September 2020 Humble Choice Includes Generation Zero, Golf with Your Friends, Forager and More

Gavin HartSep 14, 20200

The September 2020 Humble Choice has arrived for PC and is headlined by Golf with Your Friends, Generation Zero and Forager. Also included in the

Elderborn Review

Yannic SeideSep 11, 20200

Games in the style of Dark Souls and other similar FromSoftware games are all the rage these days. Commonly referred to as Souls-likes, they usually

Retro Respawn – Top Ten Stage Themes from the First Three Tekken Games

Michael FitzgeraldSep 9, 20200

Last week I took a journey back to the original PlayStation to play Tekken 2 for the first time, and one of the aspects of

Zero Strain Review

Ben HuxleySep 8, 2020September 8, 20200

I’ve read reviews that describe Zero Strain as a “sort of MOBA but not single-player shoot-‘em-up” – but, honestly, they’re putting too much thought into

The Witcher 3 or How I Learned to Hate Open-World Games

Gareth PayneSep 4, 2020September 4, 20200

I had played around 70 hours of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt when I uninstalled it. I had struggled to beat the Imlerith boss on

Control: AWE DLC Review

Daniel Garcia-MontesSep 4, 20200

AWE is the second and last story-based DLC for Remedy’s Control. What makes this DLC a bit special is that it focuses on the shared

Super Mario 3D All-Stars Features Three Classic Super Mario Games in One, Comes to Switch This Month, But There’s a Catch

Jes TaylorSep 4, 2020September 4, 20200

As part of their 35th Anniversary Super Mario Direct, Nintendo has announced that Super Mario 3D All-Stars will be launching on Nintendo Switch on September

Final Fantasy I – Does the Classic Hold Up Today?

Gavin HartSep 3, 20200

My entire adult life, I have been nagged at repeatedly by friends, brothers, work colleagues and neighbors’ cats about the fact that I have never

Opinion: Call of Duty: Black Ops – Cold War Should Get Rid of Skill-Based Matchmaking

Seb PallierSep 2, 20200

Call of Duty’s next iteration, Call of Duty: Black Ops- Cold War, needs to build on the progress made in Modern Warfare. Call of Duty:

Cavity Busters Review

Adam ConnerSep 1, 20200

The rougelite genre is easily one of my favourites. I have put an insane amount of time into games like The Binding of Isaac, Enter

Retro Respawn – Tekken 2

Michael FitzgeraldSep 1, 20200

Tekken 2 is a supremely well-made game with nicely designed fight stages and a thumping soundtrack. I might even go as far to say that

DIRT 5 Preview

Tasha QuinnAug 31, 20200

Set to release on October 16th, Codemasters’ DIRT 5 is the latest addition in the franchise and will be available on both current and next-gen consoles,

Metamorphosis Review

Gareth PayneAug 28, 20200

When I saw the opportunity to review a game based on Franz Kafka’s novella The Metamorphosis, I jumped at the chance. It is not often