Pokemon Brilliant Diamond Review
Pokémon Diamond was my favourite childhood game for the Nintendo DS. As soon as Brilliant Diamond was announced for the Switch, I was overcome with...
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Evil Genius 2: World Domination Review
by Tasha Quinn
We spend our days adhering to the laws of society, but when we play video games, there’s no denying that it’s fun to play the...
Chorus Review
by Ryan Jones
Video games set in space are possibly among some of the most ambitious types of their genre. There is so much more of outer space...
Shin Megami Tensei V Review
by Mick Smith
It’s been a long time since I’ve played a Shin Megami Tensei game; in fact, you’d have to go back to 2006 with Digital Devil...
Battlefield 2042 Review
by Jes Taylor
The Battlefield franchise finds itself in a very unique position this time around with Battlefield 2042. After getting delayed at (relatively) the last minute, Battlefield...
Instant Sports Winter Games Review
by Kyle Moffat
If you owned a Nintendo Wii, it is very likely that you played Wii Sports Resort. Similarly, you probably played Mario & Sonic at the Olympic...
Grow: Song of the Evertree Review
by Tasha Quinn
The ‘cosy gaming’ movement is more popular than ever, with games like Animal Crossing, Harvest Moon and Stardew Valley being at the forefront. I’m a...
Call of Duty: Vanguard Review
by Jes Taylor
Another year, another Call of Duty. That genuinely is the feeling you get once you boot up Call of Duty: Vanguard. What once was (to...
Gynoug Review
by Ryan Jones
Gynoug is a pretty intense nostalgia trip for those who crave some hardcore 90s side-scrolling shoot-em-ups. Players take the role of Wor, an angel on...
TOEM Review
by Tasha Quinn
I’m no photographer, but there’s something immensely satisfying about viewing the world through a camera lens. Not only is the memory permanently captured, but looking...
American Truck Simulator – Wyoming DLC Review
by Will Worrall
Another season passes, and another state DLC releases for American Truck Simulator. This time the Wyoming DLC adds America’s Equality State to the game for...
Unplugged: Air Guitar Review
by Ian Cooper
It has been so long since we’ve had a music game that even comes remotely close to the legends that are Guitar Hero and Rock...
Resident Evil 4 VR Review
by Ryan Jones
The chances of somebody being unaware of the existence of Resident Evil 4 nowadays is pretty slim to none, especially since the hit video game...
Shadow Corridor Review
by Rob Browne
I’ve played quite a few horror games in my time, though I may not have finished many for…reasons (lolz), but Spooky Season has finally arrived,...
Lost Judgment Review
by Rob Browne
Now, there’s no shortage of Yakuza games for you to play, unlike many of the petrol stations in the UK at present. But if you’re...
Melty Blood: Type Lumina Review
by Mick Smith
Currently, fighting games are in a strange state. With the world the way it is, many have been forced to seek refuge and opponents online,...
Crysis Remastered Trilogy Review
by Ian Cooper
The term “can it run Crysis” was once a derogatory term used to challenge the benchmark of a newly released PC. And there was a...
Pac-Man: Birth of an Icon Review
by Tasha Quinn
Either you’ve been living under a rock or you know what Pac-Man, or Puck-Man if we’re going by its original Japanese name, is. If you’re...