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WRC 9 FIA World Championship Review

David SmillieSep 26, 2020September 27, 20200

There are no two ways about it that the rally game genre is somewhat of a niche sphere these days. It might well be the

Marvel’s Avengers Review

Charles OakleySep 25, 20200

Every child and adult fan of the Avengers dreams about being able to take control and be one of Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. The AAA Marvel’s

RPG Maker MV Review

Tasha QuinnSep 22, 20200

I’ve always been interested in the production side of video games – the colossal problem with that being that I have absolutely no knowledge of

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mortal Shell Review

Ian CooperAug 25, 2020August 25, 20200

It seems the SoulsBorne genre is becoming quite stuffy nowadays, with each studio that clearly admires and respects the super popular innovative games that FromSoftware

Hellpoint Review

Will WorrallAug 25, 2020May 7, 20210

Souls-likes are a common genre these days. Ever since FromSoftware created the perfect video game (only slightly sarcastic), it seems that everyone is scrambling to

Double Kick Heroes Review

Rob BrowneAug 21, 20200

I have three simple questions to ask you: Do you like shoot-em-ups? Do you like 8-bit-style pixelated graphics? And most importantly….do you like HEAVY F@!

Griefhelm Review

Gavin HartAug 20, 20200

Copy-Knight “What if Nidhogg had a roguelite campaign mode?”. I’d bet money that’s exactly what developer Johnny Dale Lonack was thinking when conceiving Griefhelm. For

The Revenant Prince Review

Tasha QuinnAug 20, 20200

Having been in development by Nomina Games since early 2015, The Revenant Prince, an old school pixel-style RPG, has finally made its way to PC.

Bartlow’s Dread Machine Review

Adam ConnerAug 18, 20200

Does shooting your way through early 1900s America appeal to you? If so, then Bartlow’s Dread Machine might be for you. Released in Steam early