LEGO Worlds Review
Mojang’s open-world, world-building sensation, Minecraft, paved the way for future creation games, but none really matched its freedom and charming style. You could conjure up...
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Red Barton & the Sky Pirates Review
by Tubey
The Steam store page for Red Barton & the Sky Pirates says it is reminiscent of N64 classic Star Fox and the arcade smash hit...
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands Review
by Ian Cooper
In my time playing Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands, I’ve taken out outposts, murdered a loving couple with some disturbing tendencies, weeded out Santa Blanca...
Horizon Zero Dawn Review
by Alec Hawley
Ever since it was first unveiled at E3 2015, Horizon Zero Dawn has been a thrilling concept, an impossibly beautiful future world that is ruled...
Danganronpa 1.2 Reload Review
by Daire Behan
In early 2015 I was looking for a game to get on my PS Vita during the January sales and stumbled upon a title named...
Fast RMX Review
by Ian Cooper
Fast RMX is the first arcade racer on the Nintendo Switch. It’s a blazing-fast thrill-ride which borrows heavily from 2 classic franchises; however, it sports...
Hollow Knight Review
by Derek Miller
It’s only just the beginning of the 3rd month of the year, and already I have my share of pleasant surprises for an entire year....
Four Last Things Review
by Tubey
After a playthrough of The Curse of Monkey Island for my Retro Chronicles series, I got the bug for more point & click adventure goodness....
Torment: Tides of Numenera Review
by Dom Richards
Ever since the launch of Kickstarter back in 2009, independent games developers have found it much easier to source the money needed to create their...
Berserk and the Band of the Hawk Review
by Ian Cooper
When developers Omega Force get control of a franchise, there is only one way it’s going to go. Known for their Dynasty Warriors series which...
Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin Review
by Daire Behan
The road to a new Psychonauts game has been a long and uncertain one. Double Fine’s inventive 2005 3D platformer has a reputation for being...
Nioh Review
For those of you who still don’t know, which would likely be most of you, I’ve never played any of the games that are part...
For Honor Review
by Ian Cooper
Ubisoft have undoubtedly mastered the art of open-world gameplay. They’ve given us Watch_Dogs, Far Cry and in a few weeks we’ll be graced with the...
Poi Review
by Tubey
Poi is an assortment of contradictions. It is both anachronistic and modern. It is eye-catching yet also easy to ignore. It is even shallow and...
John Wick Chronicles Review
by Derek Miller
When it comes to video games, there’s one phrase that in general gives a rather universal sense of dread among gamers. That phrase, of course,...
Sniper Elite 4 Review
by Ian Cooper
Ask any Battlefield or Call of Duty player, playing as a sniper is cool. Rather than being in the thick of the action maybe capturing...
Semispheres Review
by Dom Richards
Stealth games are alive and well, thanks to a strong showing in 2016 and a good selection of titles to be released in 2017. The...
Quarantine Review
by Tubey
This review is based on the current build of Quarantine as of 9th February 2017 – the game is currently in the Early Access phase...