Shinobi: Art of Vengeance Review
Let’s not beat around the bush. Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is a fantastic game. Originally made as an arcade game back in the late 1980s,...
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Mafia: The Old Country Review
So, Hangar 13 has made us an offer that we couldn’t refuse, but now we are heading to where it all begins. Mafia: The Old...
Demon Slayer -Kimetsu no Yaiba -The Hinokami Chronicles 2 Review
by Peter Keen
It has fascinated me that there are actually very few successful video game recreations of popular anime. Demon Slayer 2 (I’m not going to type...
Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time Review
by Will Worrall
Video games are a great tool for escapism. With a world this shitty, it’s no surprise that many folks feel like they want to escape...
Cyber Clutch: Hot Import Nights Review
by Peter Keen
Close but No Cigar! It’s not hard to initially be impressed with Cyber Clutch: Hot Import Nights. After loading the game, excellent cyberpunk-style visuals, along...
Donkey Kong Bananza Review
Donkey Kong Bananza is the first fully-3D Donkey Kong platformer in over 26 years, ever since Donkey Kong 64 came out. In that time, we...
Gex Trilogy Review
In what can only be described as the era of nostalgia, we now have the Gex Trilogy coming to modern consoles to scratch that ’90s...
Wild Hearts S Review
by Peter Keen
Get Ready for One “Wild” Ride! Wow. It’s always the games you least expect to impress you that actually do. I’ve never really been into...
My Friendly Neighborhood Review
by Ryan Jones
There are few things more unsettling than a puppet gaining sentience and its first thoughts being to engage in a bloodthirsty hunt for anybody who...
RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army Review
by Peter Keen
In some respects, Raidou Remastered: The Mystery of the Soulless Army is a very hard game to review. Whenever I review a game, I never...
100 in 1 Game Collection Review
by Peter Keen
A lesson in how not to make a game. Oh boy. I really don’t like being mean about video games, but the 100 in 1...
FBC: Firebreak Review
FBC: Firebreak is a game that I don’t feel was entirely necessary, and even at the discounted price, I don’t think it’s worth it. It...
Evel Knievel for Nintendo Switch 2 Review
by Peter Keen
Any Gen Xers out there born and raised in the 1970’s will be very familiar with the name “Evel Knievel”. The American stuntman, known for...
Without a Voice Review
by Peter Keen
The visual novel genre of games is one that largely goes under the radar for most gamers. You kind of HAVE to want to find...
Doom: The Dark Ages Review
Doom is back again. And it’s back with style. The latest title from id Software, Doom: The Dark Ages, is a prequel that puts you...
Rooftops & Alleys Review
by Ryan Jones
As I haven’t spent much of my gaming life playing games revolving around the art of parkour, I wasn’t sure what to expect from Rooftops...
Yakuza 0: Director’s Cut for Nintendo Switch 2 Review
by Peter Keen
A glorious trip back to where it all began! It is a wonderful thing to have more platforms to run and play one of the...
Please, Touch the Artwork 2 Review
by Will Worrall
When is a game not a game? Some would argue that a game needs to be challenging, but personally, that definition doesn’t sit right with...
