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Tokyo Xanadu eX+ Review

Will WorrallJul 5, 2024July 5, 20240

From Cliche to Cult Classic With a name like Tokyo Xanadu eX+, I wasn’t even sure what to expect from this game. I know what

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants Review

Matthew WojciowJul 4, 20240

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade: Wrath of the Mutants is a side-scrolling arcade beat ‘em up that has taken seven years to move across from

V Rising Review

Tasha QuinnJun 25, 20240

Whether it’s in film, literature, or gaming, there’s no denying that vampires are pretty cool. From Bram Stoker’s Dracula to Stephen King’s Salem’s Lot, they’ve

Riven (2024) Review

Will WorrallJun 24, 20240

Reviewing something like Riven is a bit of a challenge. This series of immersive, esoteric puzzlers was a labor of love from Cyan Worlds, and

Ylands: Nintendo Switch Edition Review

Tasha QuinnJun 19, 20240

If you’re a fan of survival crafting games, you might have heard of Bohemia Interactive’s Ylands. It’s been on Steam and mobile for years now

Dragon’s Dogma II Review

Daniel Garcia-MontesJun 14, 2024July 16, 20240

I was a big fan of the original Dragon’s Dogma. It was basically The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim but with FAR better combat, though it

Horizon Chase 2 Review

Tasha QuinnJun 13, 20240

Marketed as arcade racing for everyone, Horizon Chase 2 is the latest entry in a series that aims to bring the thrill and competitive spirit

Backforce V Gaming Chair Review

Matthew WojciowJun 10, 2024June 10, 20240

Well, after never reviewing gaming furniture, this is my second review in the space of a month after the Velvet Hi-Back Gamer Bean Bag. This

System Shock Remake Review

Matthew WojciowJun 9, 2024June 9, 20240

Hello, hacker, it has been a massive 30 years since System Shock landed on our desktop computers (and before this reviewer was even born), and

Whispers in the Moss Key art showing a strange pixelated shoreline with a purple textbox over it and three people to the right side

Whispers in the Moss Review

Will WorrallJun 6, 2024June 6, 20240

Limitations can make a game, and Whispers in the Moss is living proof of that. It’s not necessarily the prettiest game going, in fact, some

Velvet Hi-Back Gamer Bean Bag Review

Matthew WojciowMay 31, 20240

Now, when asked to review the Velvet Hi-Back Gamer Bean Bag, I was a little perplexed as to what makes a bean bag specifically made

Another Crab’s Treasure Review

Ryan JonesMay 16, 20240

I’ve always had a soft spot for indie games, including the weird and wacky versions of the genre. It’s an incredible pleasure to watch passionate

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron HD Remaster Review

Peter KeenMay 13, 2024May 13, 20240

Flawed But Crazy Old School, Linear, Hack and Slash Classic Still Feels Great The PS3/Xbox 360 era of gaming delivered us a plethora of quality

TopSpin 2K25 Review

Matthew WojciowMay 8, 20240

After a 13-year absence from our screens, the TopSpin series is back to serve, volley and smash its way back onto our screens. Still under

Jack Holmes: Master of Puppets Review

Matthew WojciowMay 4, 2024May 5, 20240

As a self-appointed horror game and film aficionado, I jumped at the opportunity to try out a first-person indie title in the horror space just

Outer Terror Review

Will WorrallApr 19, 20240

When it comes to schlockfest B-movies, I’m something of a fan. From the amazing monster effects of Teenagers from Outer Space to the insane experience

Outcast: A New Beginning Review

Ryan JonesMar 30, 20240

The long-awaited sequel to the video games genre’s first-ever 3D open-world adventure is finally here. For somebody like myself, it’s a brand-new experience within Adelpha,

Highwater Review

Kyle MoffatMar 14, 2024August 17, 20240

In post-apocalyptic video games, we often see the same settings crop up. Zombie apocalypses are the most common form of this trope as flesh-eating monsters