Dirt 5 Review
The racing genre seems to be undergoing somewhat of a renaissance. In years gone by, it was the sad reality that the racing game fan...
Category : Reviews
Crown Trick Review
by Dom Richards
Genres of video games generally follow a set path in terms of gameplay mechanics, features, etc. For example, if you sit down to play a...
Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla Review
There’s a sense of déjà vu beginning this new console generation in the same way I did the last. Seven years ago, it was Edward...
Tropico 6: Nintendo Switch Edition Review
by Jes Taylor
The Nintendo Switch is no stranger to late ports. Games that released years prior on current gen make their way over to Nintendo’s hybrid machine...
Superliminal Review
by Gareth Payne
I have always had a soft spot for mind-bending psychedelic films, such as 2001: A Space Odyssey or, more recently, the likes of Annihilation and...
GoNNER 2 Review
by Dom Richards
It is a common theme these days to compare a type of game to Dark Souls. Oh, so and so is the Dark Souls of...
Clea Review
by Tasha Quinn
After initially releasing on Steam in 2019, InverMouse’s 2D survival horror Clea hits Switch just in time for Halloween. I love the horror genre, but...
Watch Dogs: Legion Review
by Jes Taylor
Watch Dogs is a tricky series for Ubisoft. When the first game was originally unveiled, it promised a “hack and take over the city” style...
Horace Review
Horace is a game of stark contrasts…contrasts that seem to have their veins running throughout nearly every aspect of the experience. On one hand, the...
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope Review
by Daire Behan
A few years ago, the horror genre of video games hit a brick wall. While the age of streaming games and watching playthroughs has leant...
Going Under Review
by Adam Conner
2020 – the year of the roguelite. We have seen sequels to smash hits in the genre, like Spelunky 2 and Rogue Legacy 2, and...
9 Monkeys of Shaolin Review
by Tasha Quinn
Beat ‘em up games aren’t a new concept by any means. They’ve been around since the 80s – the first being Kung-Fu Master in 1984,...
FIFA 21 Review
Football fans around the world went quite a long time with no football. Whilst it’s by no means the worst impact of Coronavirus, it’s still...
Pathfinder: Kingmaker Definitive Edition Review
by Dom Richards
I have never played a tabletop RPG. It is something I have always wanted to try and do, but my friends and I have just...
The Survivalists Review
by Tasha Quinn
Imagine being stranded on an island populated only by hostiles and monkeys – that’s exactly the premise of Team17’s new survival sandbox game The Survivalists....
Cake Bash Review
Growing up I played all sorts of games and all sorts of different genres. One series of games I always played every now and then...
Star Wars: Squadrons Review
by Jes Taylor
It’s been a rough few years for Star Wars games since EA’s exclusive license with the IP. Star Wars: Battlefront was a nice, if hollow,...
Super Mario Bros. 35 Review
Super Mario Bros. 35 is one of those games that you’d probably be less than impressed by if you had to pay actual money for...
