Owlboy for Nintendo Switch Review
Consoles will generally be specialised in something or, at the very least, a large portion of fans will remark to friends “oh yeah, so and...
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Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn Review
by Will Worrall
Often when talking about a video game in a critical way, it becomes necessary to talk about the game’s legacy. In the 30 plus years...
Onrush Review
by Ian Cooper
So, if you take a fresh slice of Motorstorm, inject a healthy dose of Burnout and sprinkle on some Overwatch, the result would be Onrush,...
Ikaruga for Nintendo Switch Review
by Jes Taylor
There once was a time when shmups (shoot-’em ups) were commonplace on consoles. Classic shmups like Contra, Gradius and R-Type received numerous sequels, making the...
Aragami: Shadow Edition and Nightfall DLC Review
by Will Worrall
Stealth games are awesome. There is nothing that makes you feel like more of a badass than passing through an entire game without anyone noticing...
Sega Mega Drive Classics Review
by Will Worrall
The nostalgia train seems to have been rolling since the mid 2000s, and it shows no sign of stopping. This year alone we have the...
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection Review
by Ian Cooper
As a collector of sorts, trying to obtain every item in a collection is a personal goal of mine. Whether it may be a certain...
Agony Review
by Will Worrall
Horror and stealth, a combo that has produced some of the most exciting and terrifying games of the past decade. Outlast is a truly shocking...
Scythe Review
by Will Worrall
There have been a lot of games based on the First World War. Since the days when FPS games were obsessed with the historical setting...
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux Review
by Will Worrall
JRPGs have some of the most rabid and fervent fans in the video game community, and no one series commands as much excitement as the...
Dark Souls: Remastered Review
by Ian Cooper
I remember the first time I played Dark Souls, it put me, and certainly a lot of other players, off when I kept getting my...
Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition for Nintendo Switch Review
by Dom Richards
Sometimes, combining two genres together in a crossover or mashup is a work of genius. Two completely separate genres can just come together so well,...
Battle Chasers: Nightwar Review
by Ian Cooper
Ignore the weird name, Battle Chasers: Nightwar is a force to be reckoned with. Not only is it a throwback to role-playing games of old,...
Space Hulk: Deathwing- Enhanced Edition Review
Space Hulk: Deathwing is a gory, hall-crawling first-person shooter developed by Streum on Studio and set in the Warhammer 40K universe. The game was initially...
RiftCat VRidge Review
by Will Worrall
VR is the future. That is a sentiment that has been bandied about since the mid-90s when Nintendo’s disastrous ‘Virtual Boy’ was released, and everyone...
Cavern Tavern Review
by Will Worrall
Some of the best fantasy stories have started in pubs. Well, having said that the truth is that most fantasy stories that start in pubs...
Reverie Review
by Will Worrall
When you write a review for a game, a good exercise is to try and encapsulate everything that a game is about in RMA short...
AO International Tennis Review
AO International Tennis fills a gap in the market that has been without a game in this generation and does the sport justice to a...