Biped Review
Biped is a truly unique game that manages to feel like a Nintendo game at heart. That’s not an insult to any other game out...
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Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus Console Version Review
by Rob Browne
Today I will be looking at the console (specifically, the PS4) port of Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus, released on 17th July 2020. Now, as much as...
Hunting Simulator 2 Review
It seems like in recent years we have seen the rise of what you might call the “chill-out game”. It’s a type of game that...
Ultracore Review
by Jes Taylor
Ultracore is a truly fascinating game in today’s world. For so many years, many thought the title never truly existed. Others knew that the game...
F1 2020 Review
Formula 1 as a sport is one that has undergone a lot of changes over recent years. Updated rules, regulations and marketing appear to be...
Darius Cozmic Collection Review
by Will Worrall
Shoot ’em ups are one of the oldest genres of video games out there. It’s basically been around since we could make images appear on...
Death Come True Review
by Daire Behan
Despite originating in the early 90s on systems such as the SEGA CD with titles like Night Trap, it seems like FMV adventure games have...
Disintegration Review
by Jes Taylor
From the basic concept point, I like Disintegration. You spend the entire game aboard essentially a floating tank that gives you a birds-eye view of...
Night Call for Nintendo Switch Review
by Dom Richards
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a taxi driver in Paris? Have you also wondered what it would be like...
West of Dead Review
by Gavin Hart
Update (29/06/20): Since the writing of this review, developer Upstream Arcade have addressed a number of issues in post-release patches. This includes resolutions to the...
Final Fantasy VII Remake Review
by Gareth Payne
For many players of a certain age, Final Fantasy VII was a game that changed everything. It was a spectacular and epic experience that was...
SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated Review
by Daire Behan
While licensed video games have been around for as long as the industry itself, it still feels like only recently that the stigma around “licensed...
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Review
Roughly a decade ago, there were concerns over whether or not Xenoblade would even make it over to the West. Thankfully for JRPG fans over...
The Last of Us Part II Review
The Last of Us Part II has sold more copies than Uncharted. I’m willing to bet it’ll be uninstalled just as fast. Because after beating...
The Academy: The First Riddle Review
by Yannic Seide
Update: With The Academy’s official launch, the button puzzle mentioned below has been patched. Now both the previous (wrong) solution, as well as the actually...
Aqua Lungers Review
by Gavin Hart
My partner cursed at me today, and Aqua Lungers is to blame. I don’t think it was meant maliciously, mind you, but it probably had...
The Outer Worlds for Nintendo Switch Review
by Jes Taylor
The Nintendo Switch is no stranger to “wow, they got that on Switch?!” ports. Games like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, DOOM, Wolfenstein II: The...
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout Anniversary Edition Review
by Rob Browne
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout is a point and click adventure game brought to you by Daedalic Entertainment. It was released on almost all gaming...