LEGO The Incredibles Review
LEGO The Incredibles Sometimes a game company gets so good at making a certain type of game that they pretty much don’t make anything else....
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The Crew 2 Review
by Alec Hawley
There’s something gloriously bonkers about the central mechanic in The Crew 2, with a few clicks of the right analog stick switching between car, boat,...
Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy for Nintendo Switch Review
Naughty Dog’s famous mascot, Crash Bandicoot, crashes (not sorry) onto the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One, with it being previously released for PlayStation 4, this...
The Black Death Review
by Will Worrall
The Black Death Death, decay and destruction. These are just 3 of the things that can be expected on a day trip to Scunthorpe. They...
Razer Nommo Chroma Review
by Ian Cooper
What is gaming without sound? Playing the likes of Call of Duty or, hell, even Fortnite, it’s important to know where the enemy is. As...
Downward Spiral: Horus Station Review
by Lee Pilling
Downward Spiral: Horus Station is a zero gravity, psychological puzzle thriller. The developers and publishers are 3rd Eye Studios, and the game was released on...
Lust for Darkness Review
by Will Worrall
Lust for Darkness Steam has really opened a flood gate recently. Ever since they announced that they would allow sexually-themed games onto the platform, there...
Blazblue: Cross Tag Battle Review
by Ian Cooper
Arc System Works is fast becoming one of the very best fighting game developers of our time. Dragon Ball FighterZ was highly praised and an...
Mario Tennis Aces Review
Mario is back in the tennis game, this time on a whole new console, with brand new characters and mechanics. Mario Tennis Aces is the...
Hollow Knight for Nintendo Switch Review
by Dom Richards
It was only last week when I reviewed the incredible Owlboy that I suggested the Nintendo Switch is fast becoming the home for the ever...
Survive! Mr. Cube Review
Survive! Mr. Cube is part of an indie genre of cartoon-style survival games like Don’t Starve. Will this new game in the niche genre be...
Charterstone Review
by Will Worrall
Charterstone There are some things that can only really be done with board games. Sure, video games have their fancy graphics, and movies might have...
The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit Review
by Adam Whiles
The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit opens with the song Death with Dignity by Sufjan Stevens, a beautiful song but one I rarely listen to...
Razer Panthera Dragon Ball FighterZ Edition Review
by Ian Cooper
The eSports scene is growing. It’s not hard to see why. Players competing for huge cash prizes, fame and glory by playing the games that...
Surviving Mars: Mysteries Resupply Pack DLC Review
by Will Worrall
There’s something about strategic base building games that can keep fans playing for hours, if not days, at a time. These games can be so...
Stories: The Path of Destinies Review
by Lee Pilling
The creators behind Stories: The Path of Destinies are Spearhead Games, who are known for other games such as Tiny Brains and Arena: Cyber Revolution....
A Second Opinion: Xenoblade Chronicles 2
by James Meetze
When picking up my Switch earlier this year, I had several games I could have bought with the purchase of this new console. Super Mario...
Jurassic World: Evolution Review
by Will Worrall
Dinosaurs are cool. Sometimes scary but always cool. Whether you’re seeing realistic (kind of) representations ripping apart unsuspecting people or cartoon versions of dinosaurs teaching...