Yakuza Kiwami Review
Yakuza Kiwami is kind of an odd beast. Developed and published by SEGA (with some help from Deep Silver) as part of a celebration for...
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Observer Review
When games are tagged as ‘horror’, I become very skeptical about how frightening it really is. I appreciate the kind of horror that creates atmosphere,...
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Legacy Review
by Will Worrall
Fighting games can be a challenge for people who consider themselves on the outside of the genre’s fan base. You can see why some might wonder...
Warriors All-Stars Review
by Will Worrall
At times it seems like there is so much going on with the ‘Warriors’-style games that it’s now basically its own genre. When you’ve got companies like...
Rule with an Iron Fish Review
Being a pirate means knowing the ocean, knowing your crew, and knowing the correct time to reel in your line…wait, what? Well, that last one...
Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun Review
by Ian Cooper
Feudal Japan is a commonly used period in video games, and it’s not a bad thing, ninjas and samurai make for some great gems. The...
F1 2017 Review
by Dom Richards
I have never really been a fan of racing games. There have been a few over the years that I have enjoyed like, for example,...
Night Trap: 25th Anniversary Review
by Will Worrall
Sometimes a game can give you problems. Not “I don’t know how to get past X boss” sorts of problems, but more like “I don’t...
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy Review
by Ian McGee
Uncharted is an action-adventure game series that has been one of Sony’s flagship franchises since last generation. Developers Naughty Dog released Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End in...
Agents of Mayhem Review
by Ian Cooper
Saints Row has a place in my heart. It’s a series that was once considered a Grand Theft Auto micky-take as, although it had a...
Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 Review
by Ian Cooper
Retro collection packages are something of a special occasion. Grouping together multiple old games of a particular brand or series puts twinkles in collectors’ eyes....
Cities: Skylines PlayStation 4 Edition Review
by Ian Cooper
City building games litter the PC and mobile scene but not so much on consoles. With Maxis releasing an updated version of the iconic SimCity,...
Sonic Mania Review
by Will Worrall
Now ’tis the age of nostalgia. It seems like most of the releases that span the multitude of media that we consume daily are based...
Sudden Strike 4 Review
by Dom Richards
I have never been a massive fan of the 4X (eXplore, eXpand, eXploit and eXterminate) genre. This has nothing to do with the quality of...
Interplanetary: Enhanced Edition Review
by Will Worrall
Sometimes a company makes a game so good that it becomes an instant classic, spawns a sprawling series of sequels, and completely cements the company’s...
Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star Review
by Will Worrall
Sometimes a game has a storyline that is so confusing that it makes you wonder if you aren’t missing something. It’s almost as if there...
SUPERHOT VR PSVR Review
by Ian Cooper
No game has yet made its mark on the PlayStation VR. Nothing stands out as a killer app for this cheaper, more affordable version of...
Splatoon 2 Review
There aren’t too many games like Splatoon 2, ones where you’d happily let your child run loose with their very own (digital) paint gun without...
