Super Mario Run Review
Super Mario is no stranger to the small screen. All the way back in 1985, Super Mario Land was a launch title for Nintendo’s Game...
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Space Hulk: Deathwing Review
by Emiliano
The Warhammer universe is massive, with new games in the series being released left, right and center. This time around we see the release of...
Batman: The Telltale Series – Season 1 Review
by Dom Richards
2016 has been a difficult year for the Caped Crusader, with his highly anticipated return to the big screen being universally panned by the critics...
Shin Megami Tensei IV: Apocalypse Review
by Daire Behan
Atlus’ Shin Megami Tensei series, despite having a very large cult following, has been majorly overshadowed in popularity by its very own spin-off series, Persona. This...
The Last Guardian Review
by Ian Cooper
I’m between a rock and a hard place with The Last Guardian. On one hand, I find it an endearing tale of companionship, trust, teamwork...
The Little Acre Review
by Daire Behan
Independent game development has been on the rise in Ireland in the past few years, but despite the vast amount of unique titles in development, few...
Euro Truck Simulator 2: Vive la France! Review
by Derek Miller
Time to fire up your trucks, ladies and gentleman, and this time we’re heading to France. The recently released Vive la France! DLC for Euro...
Maize Review
by Derek Miller
In the mood for something a bit corny? Finish Line Games have got you covered with their latest title, Maize. The second title from a...
Nitroplus Blasterz: Heroines Infinite Duel Review
by Will Worrall
Well, it’s happened yet again, I’ve been asked to review yet another strange little Japanese game. At this point it’s not even a reputation, it’s...
Steep Review
by Ian Cooper
Whilst playing Ubisoft’s new extreme sports game, Steep, I realised something: I’m having the best skiing holiday I’ve never had. I’ve never been one for...
Rad Rodgers: World One Review
by Derek Miller
It’s time to take a trip back to the 90s once again for the retro inspired platformer Rad Rodgers: World One. The latest from Interceptor...
Final Fantasy XV Review
by Kane Newell
It’s hard to pinpoint what makes the Final Fantasy series so great and loved by millions of people worldwide for the past 20+ years. Perhaps it’s...
Pokémon Sun and Moon Review
Author’s Note: For the purpose of this review, I personally played Pokémon Moon. However, the differences between the two versions are minimal, so this review encompasses...
Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization PS4 Review
by Will Worrall
Sword Art Online is a bit of strange beast both as an anime and as a video game. The show has this strange power to...
Darksiders: Warmastered Edition Review
I’m a big fan of the Darksiders series. Having beaten both games multiple times and enjoying their God of War meets The Legend of Zelda...
Watch Dogs 2 Review
by Alec Hawley
It may be stating the bleeding obvious but Watch Dogs 2 is a very different game from its predecessor. The oppressive underpasses, alleyways and docks...
Space Rift PSVR Review
by Ian Cooper
The PlayStation VR has failed to truly impress me thus far. Not in its ability to fully immerse me into the worlds of the games...
The Bitmap Brothers: Universe Review
by Steve Gill
Few outfits are more synonymous with the glory days of the Commodore Amiga and Atari ST than The Bitmap Brothers. Their games were slick and...