Category : Reviews
Professional wrestling games have been a mainstay on every console for well over twenty years now, with generally one released every year since around 1995....
Armello Review
by Jes Taylor
With all the success the Nintendo Switch has, there’s one genre of games I’ve wanted to see more of on the platform. Which genre? Board...
Old School Musical Review
by Ian Cooper
One genre of games is fading fast. Since the insurrection of Guitar Hero, the rhythm game gained ridiculous popularity, with gamers living out their dream...
The Ballad Singer Review
The Ballad Singer is a role-playing game that is also a decision-based visual novel. The game has been developed and published by Curtel Games. It...
The Bard’s Tale IV: Barrows Deep Review
by Lee Pilling
Hello there, weary traveller, have you come to find a game that will quench your thirst for tales of might and sorcery? Then look no...
Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey Review
by Ian Cooper
Assassin’s Creed has grown up. From an ambitious stealth series to a full-fledged role-playing game, this hugely popular series has overcome its shortcomings and criticisms...
Pilot Sports Review
Pilot Sports is a third-person sports game focused around flying using different methods. The game is developed by Z-Software GmbH and published by EuroVideo Medien....
Forza Horizon 4 Review
Forza Horizon 4 is an open-world racing game and is the much awaited addition to the Forza family. The game was released on Xbox One...
The Escapists: Complete Edition Review
by Scott Hart
The Escapists: Complete Edition is an 8-bit prison simulator that has a lot of humor and lots of things to do besides trying to break...
MagiCat for Nintendo Switch Review
MagiCat is a retro-style action-adventure game with a hint of puzzle solving. The game was developed by Kucing Rembes and published by Toge Productions. It was...
FIFA 19 Review
by Dom Richards
There is always a struggle for yearly released games, right? Fans will demand an improvement from last year’s effort, but too much change and there...
Fire Pro Wrestling World Review
by Dom Richards
When the average person thinks of wrestling, I imagine 8 out of 10 people will automatically think about the WWE. They are undoubtedly the most...
Nintendo Labo: Toy-Con 3 – Vehicle Kit Review
Nintendo aren’t exactly strangers to developing unique peripherals for their young and old fans to enjoy. From the Nintendo Power Glove to the Wii Fit...
Behind the Screen Review
Behind the Screen is an indie action/adventure puzzle game that is developed by 18Light and published by COSEN, originally released on Steam and now available...
Cities: Skylines for Nintendo Switch Review
by Dom Richards
Some of the most popular video games ever released are blank canvases, just waiting for your vision to be created. Rollercoaster Tycoon, Theme Hospital, Civilisation...
Defunct for Nintendo Switch Review
by Jes Taylor
We’ve said it before at Gaming Respawn, and we’ll say it again: The Nintendo Switch is becoming the home for indie titles. By no means...
Valkyria Chronicles 4 Review
by Will Worrall
World War II is something of an old hat subject in terms of video games. In fact, the only reason that Valkyria Chronicles 4, and...
Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut for Nintendo Switch Review
by Jes Taylor
The Nintendo Switch is really becoming an amazing platform for people to try older games once again. Take Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut. The game originally...

