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Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition Review

Ian CooperApr 10, 2017August 13, 20180

Some games of the last generation were very underrated, to the point where it was tempting to conclude that we’d never see or hear from

Everything Review

Alec HawleyApr 8, 2017August 13, 20180

Over the past few years, an increasing number of games, from “walking simulators” like Dear Esther and Gone Home to indie one-offs like Proteus, have

Kingdom Hearts I.5 + II.5 Remix Review

Will WorrallApr 8, 2017February 19, 20200

It is always a tricky proposition to review a re-release. It’s difficult to tell what you’re supposed to talk about. Do you just review the

Thimbleweed Park Review

Dom RichardsApr 4, 2017August 13, 20180

Retro-styled games are thankfully alive and well, with a massive high five and thanks to Kickstarter. The crowdfunding juggernaut continues to allow games developers to

This Is the Police Review

Kane NewellApr 4, 2017August 13, 20180

This Is the Police is a gripping police game with a narrative told in a great fashion due to some superb dialogue and spot-on voice acting. It’s

Vikings: Wolves of Midgard Review

Ian CooperApr 3, 2017August 13, 20180

In an age where steel on steel was commonplace and folk strived to survive by trading, raiding and worshipping now long forgotten deities, we have

Zero Escape: The Nonary Games Review

Daire BehanApr 3, 2017August 13, 20180

Being a massive fan of Spike Chunsoft’s Danganronpa series (which you can tell by reading my review of Danganronpa 1.2 Reload), one would assume I

SkyKeepers Review

TubeyMar 31, 2017August 13, 20180

When you play enough 2D indie action platformers, you have to resist the urge to roll your eyes when you see yet another one and

Out of the Park Baseball 18 Review

Derek MillerMar 31, 2017August 13, 20180

It’s that time of year again, spring is in the air and it’s time to get ready for some baseball. The approaching new season also

Mass Effect: Andromeda Review

Dom RichardsMar 29, 2017August 13, 20180

Sequels…the ever problematic result of success. It is extremely rare in this day and age to have a successful form of entertainment and not garner

Atelier Firis: The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey Review

Will WorrallMar 28, 2017August 13, 20180

It’s always nice to see a series break free from the region of its birth and make it out into the wide world. The Atelier

Old Time Hockey Review

Derek MillerMar 27, 2017August 13, 20180

Finally, there is hockey again on the PC! The last major title that isn’t a management sim was EA’s NHL 09. Yes, it has been

2Dark Review

Ian CooperMar 25, 2017August 13, 20180

We’re pretty used to video games tackling storylines that try stepping over the line. You know, that close to the bone, almost inappropriate line which

NieR: Automata Review

Daire BehanMar 23, 2017October 22, 20200

PlatinumGames have been on a bumpy road as of late. The developer originally famed for action masterpieces such as Bayonetta, MadWorld and Metal Gear Rising:

Toukiden 2 Review

Dom RichardsMar 23, 2017August 12, 20180

The video games industry is no stranger to ‘clones’, and no, I am not referring to those charming guys who served in the Grand Army

Senran Kagura: Estival Versus Review

Will WorrallMar 21, 2017August 12, 20180

It feels like practically no time has passed since I last reviewed a Senran Kagura game for the site. In fact, the last game in

I Expect You to Die PSVR Review

Daire BehanMar 20, 2017August 12, 20180

It’s been a few months since the PlayStation VR has hit the market, and in what will undoubtedly be the most important year in the

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild Review

Daire BehanMar 17, 2017August 12, 20181

There’s no doubt that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is Nintendo’s most ambitious game ever. The title started development with the intention