Battle Chasers: Nightwar Review
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,...
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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...
Detention Review
by James Meetze
Detention is one of those unique instances where you play something expecting one feeling and reaction while getting the other. When I saw the horror...
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze for Nintendo Switch Review
by Ian Cooper
Come on Nintendo, keep them coming! I’m loving Nintendo’s decisions to port over games that made the Wii U an underrated gem. Mario Kart 8,...
Hyper Sentinel Review
by Ian McGee
Back in the day (the 80s), horizontally-scrolling 2D shooters like Paradroid and Uridium were all the rage in arcade cabinets. Developers Huey Games are trying...
The Last DeadEnd Review
Sometimes there comes along a game that just screams bad news. “The Last DeadEnd” by developer AzDimension is one of those. It was an absolute...
Death Road to Canada for Nintendo Switch Review
by Dom Richards
Some trends are just timeless, aren’t they? Converse Allstars have been a constant popular choice of footwear for well over 60 years, the works of...
Raging Justice Review
by Ian Cooper
We older gamers pine for a Streets of Rage comeback, the legendary trilogy that dominates my fond memories of the 90s. Cleaning up the streets...
Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings Review
by Will Worrall
Sometimes you might end up being surprised by a game. It was certainly a surprise that the Atelier series turned out to be not only...
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy for Nintendo Switch Review
Most people who have read manga or watched anime during the early 2000s have watched an episode of Naruto, read a volume of Naruto, or...
Azul Review
by Will Worrall
Much like video games, board games can be made to tell a story, to be fun to play, or in some cases, to look extremely...
Light Fall Review
by Jes Taylor
Light Fall is a unique game, one where the visual appeal grabs you long before you actually play the game. I found myself intrigued by...
Nintendo Labo Review
by Ian Cooper
So, the concept of toys-to-life failed: Disney Infinity is no longer with us, Skylanders is, but nobody really cares about that series anymore, so it’s...
Fallout Review
by Chris Dove
Always keen to help bridge the gap between the video gaming and board gaming communities, I was desperate to review one of the biggest titles...