Outer Wilds Review
When I was a kid, I wanted to be one of two things when I grew up (or both – a kid can dream), a...
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Nintendo Entertainment System Controllers for Nintendo Switch Review
by Scott Hart
The Nintendo Entertainment System controllers for the Nintendo Switch are only available for subscribers of the Nintendo Switch Online service. I received an email about...
Retro Respawn – Pokémon Yellow
Most video game enthusiasts in their early 30s (as I am) will surely remember the Pokémon craze of the late ’90s and early ’00s. Developed...
Punch Line Review
by Lee Pilling
Starting Punch Line, I wasn’t sure what to expect. My knowledge of the game prior to playing was vague at best. After playing this title,...
Death’s Gambit Review
by Justin McKay
I’ll be honest, before reviewing this, the upcoming physical release (steady), I hadn’t heard of Death’s Gambit. I know about Death. I know who Gambit...
Mother Russia Bleeds for Nintendo Switch Review
by Justin McKay
How would you like a knuckle sandwich? I don’t know about you, but it doesn’t sound like the most appetising of dishes, but then again,...
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Review
by Daire Behan
It has been interesting to watch the culmination of video game Kickstarter projects over the years. From titles such as the infamous Mighty No. 9...
XERA: Survival Review
XERA: Survival was released via Steam (PC) with early access on 24th May 2019. It’s an online survival game that has been both developed and...
Retro Respawn – Max Payne
I did play Max Payne way back when it first came out, but I didn’t get very far in it, so when I saw it...
Brazen Puma PC Gaming Chair Review
by Will Worrall
Gaming chairs are an important part of any gaming set up, especially if you’re a PC gamer. When you’re planning on spending up to 24...
What Remains of Edith Finch Review
by Pablo Moreti
What Remains of Edith Finch. A game that intrigued me simply by the cover alone, I questioned myself as to what exactly remained of Edith...
Horizon Shift ’81 Review
by Josh Tasaico
Horizon Shift ’81 is definitely the type of game where you’ll sit down to play a few rounds, and then before you know it, you’ve...
Our World Is Ended Review
by Lee Pilling
Let’s begin with the review of this visual novel, shall we? Now, I’ll admit I’ve only just started to play more games in the visual...
Project Winter Review
by Lee Pilling
The cold, the wind, the snow, the wildlife are all that stand between you and rescue. Work together to survive. That’s all there is to...
Console Exclusives: Is the Rivalry Worth the Anti-Competitive Behaviour?
by James Motto
The Console War Between House Xbox and House PlayStation Wages On Their bannerman: console exclusives On one side we have the likes of Halo, Forza...
Viticulture: Essential Edition Review
by Will Worrall
There’s something therapeutic about games where you grow things. In that vein, Viticulture: Essential Edition is a work-placement board game from Stonemaier Games in which...
Top 5 Most Disappointing Moments of E3 2019
E3 2019 has drawn to its end, and whilst there is plenty to be excited about, there were a few moments that left us disappointed....
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince – E3 Gameplay Breakdown
At E3 this year, we were introduced to over 17 minutes of gameplay from the upcoming Frozenbyte Games title Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince. This will...
