Highwater Review
In post-apocalyptic video games, we often see the same settings crop up. Zombie apocalypses are the most common form of this trope as flesh-eating monsters...
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Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Review
by Kyle Moffat
Souls-like games have always been a terrifyingly tall mountain to climb for me. I’ve often sat at the bottom of said metaphorical mountain, wondering if...
The Crew Motorfest Review
by Kyle Moffat
Generally, the PlayStation 5 lacks top-notch arcade racing games to play. Alas, Ubisoft and Ivory Tower have the potential to seize a sizable market share...
WrestleQuest Review
by Kyle Moffat
Following the recent resurgence of professional wrestling in the west – with WWE and AEW booming – WrestleQuest is here to capitalise on this popularity spike....
Mortal Kombat 1 – Beta Impressions
by Kyle Moffat
On Friday 18th August, the Mortal Kombat 1 (MK1) beta released for those who pre-ordered the title. Everything showcased thus far has me hooked, so...
Mortal Kombat 1 – The Excitement Is Building
by Kyle Moffat
2023 is set to be one heck of a year for fighting game fans! Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat and Tekken will battle for fighting game...
Reverie: Sweet As Edition (PS5/Xbox Series X) Review
by Kyle Moffat
Initially released in 2018, Reverie is a 16-bit, indie and action-adventure title developed and published by Rainbite. To improve the experience, Reverie: Sweet As Edition...
Why I Was Wrong About Modern Warfare II
by Kyle Moffat
Back in December of last year, the lovely Gaming Respawn team created the piece ‘Gaming Respawn’s Game of the Year 2022’. Most of the nominations...
Backfirewall_ Review
by Kyle Moffat
Have you ever wondered how life would unfold inside of a mobile device? Well, wonder no longer, because Backfirewall_ is here so to provide you...
Why Sonic Origins Is a Smart Business Move
by Kyle Moffat
Sonic the Hedgehog has experienced a resurgence in recent years. Both the live action films (released in 2020 and 2022) and Sonic Mania are significant...
Lost Judgment Review
by Rob Browne
Now, there’s no shortage of Yakuza games for you to play, unlike many of the petrol stations in the UK at present. But if you’re...