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...
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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...
Black: The Fall for Nintendo Switch Review
by Ian Cooper
Playdead’s side-scrolling puzzler Inside turned out to be an indie gem with hundreds of critics praising the game, including ours. Dom said in his review...
Son of Scoregasm Review
by Will Worrall
Sometimes a genre gets so overloaded with titles of an extremely similar nature that it starts to become harder and harder to find games that stand...
Genetic Disaster Review
Last year saw an epic rise in the twin stick shooting bullet hell genre. Games like Nuclear Throne and Enter the Gungeon have my personal...
Okami HD Review
by Ian Cooper
Games that, put you in control of a god or a god-like being are commonplace now but none have ever felt as majestic as Okami. Originally...
Brawlout Review
by Ian Cooper
It’ll be quite a while until we see a Nintendo Switch entry of mascot brawler Super Smash Bros., and while there are the other versions...
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard Gold Edition Review
Resident Evil 7: Biohazard breathed new life back into the long running series back in January (Check out our review HERE). Now at the close of...
SpellForce 3 Review
When it comes to the medieval fantasy genre, there are two game types that spring to mind: the hero (or band of heroes) driven RPG...
Worms W.M.D. for Nintendo Switch Review
by Ian Cooper
So as the Nintendo Switch continues to flourish and is expected to grow even further during the Christmas period, we are seeing more and more...
Dead Rising 4: Frank’s Big Package Review
by Dom Richards
The living dead are very much still alive and kicking in 2017. The TV adaptation of The Walking Dead is still as popular as ever,...
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds for Xbox One Review
by Ian Cooper
So it’s finally here, the multiplayer sensation that has captured the hearts of PC gamers worldwide; PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has at long last made its way...
The Surge: A Walk in the Park Review
I have enjoyed the base game of The Surge (check out our review HERE), and the new DLC definitely adds something fresh to the game,...
Euro Truck Simulator 2: Italia Review
Hot on the heels (or should that be ‘hot on the wheels’?) of the New Mexico DLC for American Truck Simulator, SCS Software are back...
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Review
by Ian Cooper
Pumping 60 plus hours into a roleplaying game is one of my gaming past-times. It has to be good, of course, but sinking hours into...
