Bayonetta 1+2 for Nintendo Switch Review
Not all games try to introduce a new mascot for their system or even their developer. Most games settle with a protagonist who does just...
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Shu for Nintendo Switch Review
It’s time to save the world again as you band together with your friends to jump, glide and outrun danger. Coatsink’s platformer, Shu, is now...
Dandara Review
In games I often want to be whisked away to somewhere much different from the ugly world we call home. Somewhere void of the stress...
The Longest Five Minutes Review
by Will Worrall
The world of video games has had a long and chequered history with amnesia. A few years ago, it was a plot device about as...
Monster Energy Supercross: The Official Video Game Review
Monster Energy Supercross is attempting to break into a genre that tends to operate at the extremes, offering either fantastic, adrenaline-pumping simulations like Forza Motorsport...
Night in the Woods Review
Night in the Woods offers a very personal experience. It’s a game that tackles difficult situations and emotions that few others could hope to achieve....
Wulverblade Review
Centering a game in the deeply ancient and mysterious history of the Roman massacre and eventual colonization of Europe is a tricky spot for an...
Middle-earth: Shadow of War – Blade of Galadriel DLC Review
It’s a new year, and with it comes the first DLC for my personal game of the year of 2017, Middle-earth: Shadow of War. This...
A Case of Distrust Review
The noir scene of old San Francisco is a setting we usually don’t see too often in gaming. There was L.A, Noire by Rockstar, which...
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT Review
by Will Worrall
When a world-famous series breaks out of the boundaries of its normally defined genre, one of two things can happen. It can be a wonderful...
Dragon Quest Builders for Nintendo Switch Review
There’s a sad moment in every gamer’s life where the intense first world problem of too many games comes into play; a stack so high...
Under Night In-Birth Exe: Late[st] Review
As someone who is not real big on Japanese games and who has never played a game like Under Night In-Birth before, I had no...
The Escapists 2 for Nintendo Switch Review
Being imprisoned sounds quite boring and hellish. Waiting around in a cell while your term keeps chipping away day by day. Dealing with the endless...
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter Review
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter has finally made its way onto the Xbox, four years after its initial PC release.The game has been fully overhauled...
Monster Hunter: World Review
by Will Worrall
There have been many series’ over the years that have failed to really connect with a western audience. From the days of Keitai Denju Telefang...
Let Them Come Review
by Will Worrall
Shallow, story-less and cheap. Three words that are usually easy to attribute to a mobile game, even when it becomes available on other platforms. Fortunately,...
Dragon Ball FighterZ Review
by Ian Cooper
Dragon Ball Z is a crazy animè series, and it’s this craziness that has earned it legions of fans since its inception in 1986. It...
The Sexy Brutale for Nintendo Switch Review
Living worlds in modern video games are essential to not only the marketing of said games but also to the gameplay itself. Wide expanses of...