Lords of the Fallen Preview: Hello Dodge Roll My Old Friend
The soulslike is a hard-won genre. Plenty of games have tried their hand at replicating the same punishing but rewarding enjoyment of some of FromSoftware’s…
Payday 3 Review: More Guns More Funds
With explosions, bags of money, fast-paced gameplay, and exciting new weapon mechanics, Payday 3 provides a thrilling experience for players to confront from the first…
Moonstone Island Review: More Thrill Less Chill
When I first booted up Moonstone Island, I expected to spend a cozy time exploring quaint islands, decorating houses, and flirting with cute pixilated characters….
Lies of P Review: An Innovative Souls-like Experience
Lies of P, a creation by Neowiz Games, bills itself as an action-adventure RPG with strong influences from the Souls franchise while weaving a narrative…
Sea Of Stars Review: A Brilliant Love Letter Inspired By Classics Of The Past
Sabotage Studio, the development team behind 2018’s independent success, The Messenger, returns with their upcoming gaming release, Sea of Stars. Following two Children of the…
Fort Solis Review: Unfulfilling Thriller
Fort Solis is a four hours long thrilling interactive adventure that boasts photo-realistic visuals and an unsurprisingly stellar performance from the three leads – Julia…
RIDE 5 Review: Burning Rubber For Championship Glory
RIDE 5 is the next installment in the motorcycle racing series from developer Milestone, known for developing some of the biggest motorcycle racing titles, including…
Madden 24 Review: Small upgrades can’t keep the UI off life support
The biggest football simulation franchise in the world continues to hold the fort with another year of updated action, and our Madden 24 review will…
Texas Chain Saw Massacre Review: Faithful & Terrifying
Texas Chain Saw Massacre is one of the most iconic films in horror history. With as much of a mark as it’s left on the…
The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood Review: A Narrative Tale That’s All About The Vibes
There’s few among us who haven’t wished to give up their mortal existence and transcend to a cozy home in the stars, living out our…
Baldur’s Gate 3 Review: A Nat 20
Baldur’s Gate 3 has been in early access since 2020, with the game using feedback from early adopters to shape the way that the game…
Lifeless Moon Review: A Haunting Sci-Fi Experience Sent Straight To The Moon
Counter-Strike Global Offensive skins and knives are becoming more expensive with every coming moment, with most skins and knives valued at over double their prices…
Palia Closed Beta Review: A World Bursting With Cozy, Combat-Free Vibes
As someone who had spent hours and weeks defeating Runebearers, surviving a harsh in-game environment, using the force within, and, of course, years into building…
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart PC Review – A Thing of Beauty
Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is a delightful experience full of adorable characters, heartwarming stories, flashy combat, satisfying puzzles, and breathtaking visuals. It weaves the…
Remnant 2 Review: Somewhere Between Fun & Frustrating
Remnant 2 is the most polarising game I have played this year. It soars high with its satisfying gunplay, unprecedented buildcrafting potential, next-gen visuals, and…
Sonic Origins Plus Review – A Speedily Good Time
Sonic Origins launched last year, to middling responses. The collection of older titles felt like they were missing something and that they really didn’t live…
Meet Your Maker Sector 1: Dreadshore Review
Sector 1: Dreadshore is Meet Your Maker‘s first major content update, introducing something new in almost every area of the game. It includes a new…
Atlas Fallen Co-Op Preview: Challenging Combat That’s Even Better Together
Deck13, the studio behind Lords of the Fallen and The Surge, first unveiled the upcoming action RPG Atlas Fallen back in August 2022. Since then,…
Dead By Daylight End Transmission Review: The Sci-Fi Singularity Is Great
Dead by Daylight Chapter 28: End Transmission is finally live on all platforms after it was announced during the 7th-anniversary livestream, and players have had…
Another Fisherman’s Tale PSVR2 Review: Don’t Lose Your Head
The sequel to the award-winning A Fisherman’s Tale, Another Fisherman’s Tale, sees players return to the life of the quirky fisherman, Bob — or rather,…
Street Fighter 6 Review: A Confirmed Super Return to Form
Years ago, I can recall frequently spending hours playing Ultra Street Fighter IV on the PS3, bouncing between the various homes of friends throughout my…
Is Escape From Tarkov Worth Playing In 2023? An Honest Opinion From A Hardcore Player
Escape from Tarkov has been in development for around eleven years, beginning growth in 2012 after Nikita Buyanov and his team at Battlestate Games concluded…
Is Street Fighter 6 Worth Buying? The Reviews Are In!
The next installment of the classic fighting game franchise, Street Fighter 6, is all set to release globally on June 2 after successful beta testing….
System Shock Review: Sci-Fi Chic But Needs A Tweak
The original System Shock came out during a time when artificial intelligence was simply a sci-fi trope in a blockbuster movie. Now, as it creeps…
Redfall Review: An Unfocused Experience That Lacks Bite
Redfall isn’t a good immersive sim game. Nor is it an intricate looter-shooter. It’s a mediocre sandwich of both that leaves a sour taste in…
Townsmen VR Mini Review: A Charming God-Game Simulation
I’m not sure the words ‘relaxing’ and ‘calming’ are usually associated with VR. The VR worlds we usually entice ourselves in are scary, or get…
Resident Evil Village (PSVR 2) Mini Review – An Already Scary Game, Even Scarier
Resident Evil Village was very well received when it was released back in 2021, with players seemingly preferring it to its previous release, Resident Evil…
Dead Island 2 Review: Bloody Satisfying
Dead Island 2 is a gory and satisfying sequel to the 2011’s Dead Island. It features robust melee combat with a distinguishable array of weapons…
Unplugged: Air Guitar Mini Review: A Rhythm Game That Hits all the Right Notes
Some of my favorite memories are from playing Guitar Hero with my brothers, taking it in turns to try and get the highest score, and…
Moss & Moss: Book II Mini Review – This Mouse Cannot Be Stopped
As two of the all-time top-rated VR games, it’s no surprise that Moss and Moss: Book II have been re-released on the newly released PSVR…