Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana Review
Rarely does a series have a history so deep and yet so obscure as Ys. Although the series has always had a huge following in...
Category : Reviews
Marvel Vs. Capcom: Infinite Review
by Ian Cooper
In video game making, design is important, not only to make said game as visually impressive as possible, but to make it balanced. This applies...
Beat the Game Review
by Will Worrall
Games have been made for many reasons since their rise to mainstream popularity in the mid 80s. Games have been made to make money, to...
Destiny 2 Review
Expectations were high for Destiny 2, Bungie needed to satisfy the gamers who had plunged hundreds of hours into the original and its expansions. They...
Tooth and Tail Review
Pocketwatch Games is known for their hit game Monaco: What’s Yours Is Mine, a bright, energetic, new crack at strategy. Players led their teams through multifaceted...
Rusty Review – Necronomicon: The Dawning of Darkness
by Will Worrall
We’re very excited to announce a new series we’ll be hosting called ‘Rusty Reviews’ starring our very own Damien Hes. Periodically, he’ll be taking a...
RBI Baseball 2017 Review
Since the Nintendo Switch’s release, I have been patiently waiting for a sports game. The need for a game that can put me in the shoes...
PES 2018 Review
*Note, unfortunately, I have been unable to test how myClub has improved as the servers don’t go live until release, and the same goes for...
Pillars of Eternity: Complete Edition Review
After their hugely successful Kickstarter campaign back in 2012, and with the critical acclaim that followed, it would be safe to assume that keeping Pillars...
Madden NFL 18 Review
by Alec Hawley
Another year, another Madden. Madden NFL 18 is, undeniably, an evolutionary rather than revolutionary entry in the series: What we’re offered is a shinier version...
Songbringer Review
by Jose Keenan
Who’s afraid of procedural generation? If you took anything away from Songbringer’s press releases and factsheets, it probably had to do with freedom. Freedom to...
Absolver Review
I never really got the love of martial arts. The Bruce Lee movies and UFC just don’t click as a genuine art form. Any semi-knowledgeable...
Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle Review
by Ian Cooper
It’s a bold and daring move to pair one of the most famous and iconic video game mascots ever with your own not-so-famous equivalents. Ubisoft...
The Escapists 2 Review
The Escapists 2 is a deceptive game. The premise is straightforward – you are a prison inmate looking to set yourself free by any means...
Ken Follet’s The Pillars of the Earth Book 1: From the Ashes Review
Developers Daedalic Entertainment are best known for the Deponia series, an offbeat comedic adventure, so I was curious to see how they would handle the...
White Day: A Labyrinth Named School Review
by Dom Richards
White Day: A Labyrinth Named School was actually first released way back in 2001. It never saw a full release outside of South Korea, so...
Obduction Review
by Will Worrall
*PLEASE NOTE* This is a review specifically of the PlayStation 4 version, and it was played without the use of PSVR. When a game has...
Resident Evil: Revelations (PS4) Review
by Lauri Kubre
2017 has been a good year for the Resident Evil series. With the release of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard, Capcom has managed to win back...
