Omen of Sorrow Review
As somebody who loves fighting games, Omen of Sorrow has been an incredibly difficult game to get used to. Developed by AOne Games, Omen of...
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Sonic Colors: Ultimate Review
by Ian Cooper
The Blue Blur has had some ups and downs since his creation, but following the fantastic Sonic Adventure for the Sega Dreamcast, Sega proved that...
GreedFall: The De Vespe Conspiracy DLC Review (Xbox Series S/X)
by Rob Browne
I have no real preference when it comes to consoles. But as someone who has primarily been pro-PlayStation, I recently purchased an Xbox Series S,...
Psychonauts 2 Review
by Ryan Jones
My first experience with a Psychonauts game was a few months ago when the first Psychonauts, released in 2005, came to Xbox Game Pass. After...
Aliens: Fireteam Elite Review
by Mark Tait
Aliens: Fireteam Elite took me back to the 80s as soon as I booted up the game. I remember when I was younger and the...
A Second Take on The Ascent
The Ascent, a cyberpunk-styled twin stick shooter with a humorously sardonic story and fairly detailed RPG mechanics. This game released by Neon Giant on the...
Observer: System Redux Review
by Mark Tait
Observer was first released on the Xbox One just roughly shy of four years ago. At that time, whilst the game was okay, it didn’t...
Omensight Review
If you’ve ever wanted to solve a murder mystery whilst time travelling, then I’ve got something for you. Omensight is a beautiful looking action roleplaying...
Old World Review
by Luke Geikie
The Civilization series has dominated the 4X strategy genre and influenced almost every 4X game that has released in the past 20 years. Old World...
Metro Exodus: Complete Edition PS5 Review
by Mark Tait
The original Metro Exodus was first released in 2019 on all platforms. Generally, it got great praise, especially on PC. However, whilst the Xbox One...
Within the Blade Review
If you’re looking for an action-packed side-scroller to keep you on your toes and maybe feel a few things along the way, then look no...
Ys IX: Monstrum Nox Review
by Tasha Quinn
Following the adventures of Adol Christin, Ys IX: Monstrum Nox is the latest entry in the Ys series of action role-playing games developed by Nihon...
Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights Xbox Series X/S Review
by Ryan Jones
I haven’t played a Metroidvania in quite some time, possibly not since I completed Blasphemous, developed by The Game Kitchen. After noticing high amounts of...
Spiritfarer Review
I’ve always been a huge fan of stylised games, so it makes sense why I was instantly drawn to Spiritfarer, a management sim with action...
Afterparty Review
As a fan of Night School Studio’s previous side-scroller hit Oxenfree, I was incredibly intrigued to try out their edgy-looking release Afterparty back in 2019. The...
Scarlet Nexus Review
by Ian Cooper
We are all aware of the blight that has forever tainted Cyberpunk 2077. The steampunk world filled with futuristic wonder really sucks you in. It...
Guilty Gear -Strive- Review
by Ian Cooper
From leaps and bounds seems to be where legendary anime fighting guru’s Arc System Works are going. With every release they tend to just bring...
Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World Review
by Tasha Quinn
You’ll be forgiven if you’ve never heard of Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World. While it was originally released for the Mega Drive under the name...