Mortal Kombat 11 Review
Okay, so I may have been a little over excited when I published my Top 7 Fighting Games article. They are without a doubt our...
Category : Reviews
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy Review
by Daire Behan
I’m willing to admit that the original Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney changed my life. It was my first time trying a visual novel and was...
Grimshade Review
Grimshade is an action role-playing game that focuses on a tactical turn-style battle system. The game was released on 26th March 2019. It was developed...
Zanki Zero: Last Beginning Review
by Daire Behan
The landscape of Japanese visual novel games has been in a strange place ever since the release of Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony in 2017. While...
Tropico 6 Review
Take the reigns again as El Presidente in the first iteration of the island simulator since 2014. This time, in Tropico 6, there is a...
MLB The Show 19 Review
by Jes Taylor
It used to be that annual baseball games were common releases here in the U.S. Franchises like MVP Baseball, MLB 2K Baseball, and MLB The...
Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition Review
Following the announcement of Borderlands 3, coming out later this year, Gearbox Software have re-released the first title with updated graphics and a few tweaks,...
Lyrica for Nintendo Switch Review
Lyrica is a music game that has brought together the two worlds of classic poetry and modern day music. The game was developed by RNOVA...
The Occupation Review
by Lee Pilling
Welcome to the world of The Occupation. It’s the year 1987 in North West England. All is right with the world, or so it would...
Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 2 Review
Monster Energy Supercross: The Official Video Game 2 is a nice glimpse into the world of motcross, and feels just real enough to keep you...
RBI Baseball 19 Review
by Jes Taylor
The beauty of sports titles being annual releases is that it allows the developers to build off the previous year’s versions and improve. Take the...
Intruders: Hide and Seek Review
by Will Worrall
Horror games and VR go together like chicken and secret spices. It’s easier to scare people in VR because you can put them into a...
Skyworld PSVR Review
by Will Worrall
VR has allowed us access to some unbelievable experiences. Jumping through space, shooting out of a van as it speeds down a mysteriously empty motorway...
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Review
by Ian Cooper
In essence, Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is a souped up version of its predecessor in every way. Developer Massive Entertainment have taken on board...
PlanTechtor Review
by Lee Pilling
PlanTechtor is a tower defence game. You stand in a fixed point and defend your castle from the invading forces at all costs. Developed and...
Devil May Cry 5 Review
The Devil May Cry series has been one of my all-time favorite series of games since the days of the legendary PS2. One could argue...
Rotating Brave for Nintendo Switch Review
by Scott Hart
This unique handheld game uses the concept of physically rotating the console to switch between horizontal and vertical levels. This interesting design not only changes...
SNK 40th Anniversary Collection Review
by Jes Taylor
One of the more recent trends in video games that I personally love is the compilation releases. These releases take multiple games in a series...