Reviews

Outside, on the day the Hitman Summer Bonus Episode dropped into my heat-boiled lap, it is a scorching, stifling July, …

Space is a scary place. Its vast black openness can drive anyone into a panic attack, but it can also …

Given how face-meltingly strong the first Banner Saga ended up being, it seems almost silly to think that developer Stoic …

It’s always nice to see developers bring back classic titles from the past, especially when those games come from the …

The medium of video games can be exceptional at making the mundane exciting. For me, two of the most mundane …

Little is known about main protagonist Endir in the waning moments of I Am Setsuna apart from the bounty he …

Natural resources, bugs with guns, and everyone’s at war battling for territory, all while burying the nostalgic aspirations that the …

If there’s one thing I can never get enough of, aside from copious amounts of rum, it would be cyberpunk …

Prison Architect thrusts you into the criminal world, where you’re tasked with the management and execution of locking up the …

The Monster Hunter franchise has had a dedicated cult following for years that has jumped from Sony to Nintendo over …

The ocean is something that intrigues and terrifies me in equal measure. So much still to be discovered, so much …

Carmageddon: Max Damage is mad in much the same way that you might expect a toothless, elderly, and faintly racist …

Adventures of Mana has a traditional premise: Save the princess and fend off evil. This archaic trope is reminiscent of …

It must be noted that this review was done solely on the PlayStation Vita, without any opportunity to play on …

On some level, you can see exactly what Ubisoft were going for with Trials of the Blood Dragon. A new …

Pac-Man, in case you hadn’t realised in all your years on this earth of ours, is fantastic. The very definition …

Zero Time Dilemma is a worthwhile experience, but it’s far from a worthy finale to the Zero Escape series. Virtue’s …

If you’ve ever met or been exposed to the social media witterings of Mike Rose, the writer of Party Hard, …

Nestled between the genre-defining Resident Evil 4 and the incoherent, Frankenstein’s Monster that was Resident Evil 6, the fifth numbered …

Mars is a scary place. I have never seen a movie, played a game, or read a book where life …

When the first Star Ocean title released back in 1996 on the Super Famicom, it was hard to imagine its …

Explorative adventures or ‘walking simulators’ as they are unflatteringly referred to these days, are becoming more and more numerous the …

In the years before EA and Konami traded football blows with FIFA and PES respectively, there was another war in …

The story of Atelier Sophie begins in customer fashion for the series: Sophie, an up-and-coming alchemist, lives on the edge …

There’s quite the wave of nostalgia surrounding Resident Evil at the moment. It’s the series’ 20th anniversary and we’ve been …

Developed by Pixel Lantern, a talented husband and wife duo based in Germany, it’s clear that Bard’s Gold is a …

Romping onto the lanes with ten pins staring you in the face, it’s time to grab your bowling ball and …

Half the battle of making a game is in how you sell it to the general public. Kenji Inafune’s Kickstarter …

Party games are pretty pedestrian affairs these days. The Karaoke-styled titles are on the wane from overexposure, plastic instruments have …

It seems neither Telltale, nor Mojang, were satisfied with just the five episodes of Minecraft Story Mode. I get the …