Tetsumo Party Review
When I first saw Tetsumo Party advertised on the Nintendo eShop, I had to get it. Not because it would be a game-changer and the...
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Forager for Nintendo Switch Review
by Justin McKay
Groan…another pixel art indie game on the Switch. Surely, this is as good as it gets, right? Well, if they are anything like Forager, let...
Age of Wonders: Planetfall Review
The Age of Wonders franchise is a prominent one in the strategy genre. Decades old now, this is the first iteration of the series to...
Mighty Switch Force! Collection Review
by Daire Behan
As far as independent developers go, few have the diverse history of WayForward. For almost thirty years, WayForward has been developing cult classics spanning systems...
Madden NFL 20 Review
by Ian Cooper
Year after year, whether you love or hate changes made to any of EA Sports’ franchises, there is always one that manages to top last...
Robbie Swifthand and the Orb of Mysteries Review
by Justin McKay
Without knowing anything about Robbie Swifthand and the Orb of Mysteries, published by KISS Publishing, I jumped in straightaway to see what it was all...
Wolfenstein: Youngblood Review
Wolfenstein has been enjoying its time in the sun this current generation. Wolfenstein is an historic franchise, and with Wolfenstein: The New Order and Wolfenstein...
Mana Spark Review
by Justin McKay
When I see ‘mana’ in a game title, I immediately assume it to be a JRPG and most likely retro. The word ‘mana’ in game...
Pawarumi Review
by Dom Richards
With the Nintendo Switch’s ability to be played as either a standard home console or on the go, it is the perfect console for the...
Streets of Rogue Review
by Justin McKay
Streets of Rogue is another pixel art rogue-lite game available on a wealth of platforms, and if you have a palate for these type of...
The Sinking City Review
by Lee Pilling
I must be drawn to the cosmic horror side of gaming as I’m getting a strange sense of déjà vu. Creepy monsters, reality fading and...
Killsquad Review
Killsquad is an action role-playing game. It is currently available through early access via Steam, which was released on 16th July 2019. The game has...
Kill la Kill: IF Review
by Daire Behan
2019 hasn’t been the best year for anime games. Following 2018’s Dragon Ball FighterZ, developed by Arc System Works, which seemingly changed the landscape of...
Etherborn Review
by Justin McKay
Etherborn is a new title brought to you by Altered Matter. It has garnered up enough anticipation for its release, and I can see why....
Grass Cutter: Mutated Lawns Review
by Justin McKay
Who doesn’t like to cut grass? Me and teenagers forced to earn their keep by tidying up the garden or washing the car. It’s hardly...
Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle Review
Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle packs enough content that it could have been a sequel, and I would not have batted an eye. Instead,...
KIWI Design: VR Pulley Cable Management System
by Lee Pilling
Today’s review is for a product I received from the good folks over at KIWI Design. You can find their website by clicking the following link....
F1 2019 Review
by Dom Richards
Formula One is one of the most popular sports in the world and arguably the most popular motorsport by a huge margin. It is a...
