Wheels of Aurelia Review
Nothing beats a long road trip, especially in the long stretches of unfamiliar road that coat a new vacation, but in Wheels of Aurelia, the...
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Call of Duty: WWII Review
The saying ‘you don’t know what you have until it’s gone’ springs to mind when recalling Call of Duty’s roots and why we, as gamers,...
Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond the Myth Review
by Will Worrall
The first-person dungeon crawler is a game genre that has a history as long and arcane as the Celtic language (smart joke!). Back in the...
Spintires: MudRunner Review
Think about all the factors that would normally ruin a driving game: sluggish, unresponsive controls; a difficult to handle vehicle; a difficult to navigate track...
Assassin’s Creed: Origins Review
by Alec Hawley
With the Assassin’s Creed series only truly absent in 2016 (both 2014’s Unity and 2015’s Syndicate were variations on a familiar formula produced by different...
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus Review
by Ian Cooper
The return of the Wolfenstein series was one of Bethesda’s success stories, rescuing an ancient relic from back in time and thrusting it full-force into...
Party Hard Tycoon Review
If I told you the creators of a pair of arcade slasher games about killing innocent people were making a game about planning parties in...
Caveman Warriors Review
by Will Worrall
It has been said before, and it will probably be said again. 2017 has been the year of nostalgia. Over the last few months, we’ve...
Yomawari: Midnight Shadows Review
Almost exactly two years ago, Yomawari: Night Alone took everyone by surprise. Its adorable art style and even more adorable characters tricked the player into...
Super Mario Odyssey Review
by Ian Cooper
Aside from the fantastic Sonic Mania and Sonic Generations, Sega’s blue hedgehog hasn’t had a great run of video games. Nintendo’s famous plumber, though, can’t...
Middle-earth: Shadow of War Review
Monolith Productions hit it out of the park in 2014 with Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor. While it was basically a glorified Orc-killing simulator, the game...
South Park: The Fractured but Whole Review
by Ian Cooper
Ever since The Coon appeared in the thirteenth season of ridiculously popular but highly controversial TV show South Park, Eric Cartman’s Batman-like superhero persona has...
Rogue Trooper Redux Review
A few weeks ago, I saw posters advertising The Mummy at my local cinema. Remembering the mildly amusing but not especially great Brendan Fraser films...
Rugby 18 Review
Author’s note: Unfortunately, I have been unable to test the online modes as the servers don’t go live until release; therefore, this review is based...
Raid: World War II Review
Remember the days of first-person shooters on PS2? When it didn’t matter that your player’s hand looked like a cardboard collage of tan polygrams because...
The Evil Within 2 Review
by Ian Cooper
Playing The Evil Within 2 took me back to the first time I played Resident Evil 4. Tense from start to finish, wondering what’s around...
The Flame in the Flood (Switch) Review
The Nintendo Switch has been poured on top with indie love since its inception. Everything from ports to original releases, indies have led the way...
Touhou Kobuto V: Burst Battle Review
by Will Worrall
There are certain games that appear to come out of nowhere. Especially for those who aren’t fans of the series. Touhou Kobuto V: Burst Battle...
