Cultic Review
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...
Author : Ryan Jones
Hollowbody Review
Imagining a world without the deep shadows of Silent Hill to inspire us all is similar to wondering how humans could breathe underwater or how...
Mouse: P.I. for Hire Review
Ever since Steamboat Willie hit the public domain, fans of the rubber-hose animated-style character have overwhelmed the indie media with their own movie titles and...
Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake Review
Spirits, spectres and ghosts have been spotted in various pictures throughout the years, enticing conspiracy theories and creating conversation surrounding other realms and worlds aside...
Code Vein II Review
Another year, another Souls-like but with a sprinkle of Japanese anime frosted over. The present day is lost to the Resurgence, a calamity of evil...
Fear Effect on Steam Deck Review
I’ve always been quite lenient when reviewing video games, forgiving instances of glitches or bugs that occurred through tight deadlines or small dev teams. However,...
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor Review
Having never stepped foot under the grounds of 2020’s Deep Rock Galactic, I was surprised to find myself intrigued to test the developer’s brand new...
Gears of War: Reloaded Review
Buckle up, Marine, we’re dropping back onto Locust-infested Sera in The Coalition’s brand new remaster of Gears of War. Jumping back into the boots of...
My Friendly Neighborhood Review
There are few things more unsettling than a puppet gaining sentience and its first thoughts being to engage in a bloodthirsty hunt for anybody who...
Rooftops & Alleys Review
As I haven’t spent much of my gaming life playing games revolving around the art of parkour, I wasn’t sure what to expect from Rooftops...
South of Midnight Review
Life in the Deep South can be pretty hazardous, especially considering the numerous alligators, hurricanes and murky swamplands. South of Midnight takes everything from the...
VOIN Early Access Review
It seems that nowadays, placing the solo developer tag on a video game has a placebo effect of making it seem more impressive. Without a...
Red Dead Redemption Review (PC)
Back in 2010, Rockstar Games released a brand new, open-world Wild West game that quickly became one of my favourite video games of all time....
Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered Review
Having never played the original Shadows of the Damned, I was expecting a sort of hellish world of spooky ghouls and terrifying landscapes to keep...
Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster Review
Zombie slaying has been one of the staples of Capcom’s legacy as a developer, and now the Dead Rising franchise has been brought back from...
Shadow of the Ninja – Reborn Review
Every so often, developers attempt to port or remaster a beloved game or franchise from the retro era. Back in the 80s and 90s, side-scrolling...
Bleak Faith: Forsaken Review
The Souls-like formula has been expanded upon throughout modern gaming, and developers big and small have made several attempts to either improve, clone or adapt...
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn Review
The Dead have risen in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn, A44’s newest Souls-lite since Ashen, the latter being an indie title released way back in...
