Reviews

Take a moment, and look around you. Take in your surroundings. You might see a computer keyboard, a pencil, an …

  Mass Effect: Andromeda has an exploratory spirit, an optimistic enthusiasm, that mirrors a soft reset for the series. A …

Ever since Dear Esther plodded onto the PC scene back in 2012, the glut of similar ‘walking simulator’ styled first-person …

Like the high speed rush of a particularly savage broadside from a flame-steeped muscle car, FlatOut 4 has come out …

In 1969 man first stepped foot on the moon, now in 2017 you can be the first person to step …

  If you have even the slightest aversion to stealth then you will want to stay away from Styx: Shards …

  Harkening back to my days of yore, I recall all those hours I spent in the arcade (or as …

Thrustmaster,a name synonymous with gaming steering wheels, has built up quite the successful reputation by carving deep into this niche, …

It’s amazingly obvious for Traveller’s Tales to use the LEGO license they’ve spooled multiple games from to build a rival …

What’s the best way to start a horror game? Most go for the slow build to something awful (Dead Space, …

Ghost Recon was looking like the forgotten Ubisoft Tom Clancy franchise, but as with the company’s recent retools of older …

  Linelight is the first title from indie developer My Dog Zorro, and it certainly makes an incredible first impression. …

NieR: Automata is a special game. It’s special not because of its great combat, amazing animations, or its magical soundtrack. …

There’s little doubt that Hungarian-based Neocore Games has something compelling going on with their Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing series. …

Loot Rascals is a turn-based strategy roguelike by the London-based development team Hollow Ponds, which includes developers who worked on …

At the dawn of the “Doom Cones”, Interplay tried to take the genre in a new direction with Descent; a …

  You, the player, are cast into a seeming darkness with no memory of anything before this moment. You’re plummeting …

  Lego Dimensions: The Lego Batman Movie review The LEGO Batman Movie story pack is one I was looking forward …

I’m a sucker for music-based puzzlers. The Lumines series remains a fond favorite of mine because of the way it …

Releasing back in the dark mists of 2005 on PS2, the original Psychonauts was quite the breath of LSD-infused air …

Seeing a game made by just two people release on a console as staggeringly popular as the PS4 is something …

Berserk and the Band of the Hawk could be the greatest representation of the Warriors games yet. I really don’t …

  Dirt Rally VR Review – A new mud-stained standard for PSVR racers On the face of it, PSVR seems …

  Horizon Zero Dawn review – an epic adventure A few blockbuster debuts throughout gaming history have had a surreal, …

There’s something delightfully fresh about indie puzzler Semispheres. It grabs some of the more obvious puzzle types found in videogamedom, …

For Honor Review – Ubisoft’s latest comes out swinging Whisking players into a medieval inspired fantasy setting where Knights, Samurai …

MX Nitro has an air of familiarity about it, and that’s just fine, albeit a little to the detriment of …

Kitty Powers’ Matchmaker is potential cathartism for those who found/still find the dating game to be utter gubbins. I was …

First impressions don’t always have to matter for videogames. A slow start is permissible if it’s followed up with something …

Unlike his father, Boruto Uzumaki has no desire to stick to the tenets of the past. Instead, the fiery prodigal …