Aaero2 Review
Imagine someone said “let’s make an on-rails shooter, but it’s also a music game” and that’s what you kinda get with Aaero2. A marriage of Vib Ribbon and Rez, rather…
Dark Light Review
When is a Meteoidvania, not a Metroidvania? When it’s Dark Light! This gorgeous action platformer from Mirari & Co, certainly looks and often feels like a Metroidvania but it actually…
Parcel Corps Review
Nostalgia is a wonderful thing, but it’s also a curse we all need to live with. Whether it’s memories of our favourite games or movies, or the simpler times we…
Drova: Forsaken Kin Review
I love it when a game comes out of nowhere and just gets its hooks into you. The sort of thing that you play for hours then realise you’ve not…
Crow Country Review
Crow Country has been out for a bit of time now, but with its PS5 and Switch debuts on the way, what better time to revisit! This retro styled survival…
Bloodhound Review
I love a boomer shooter, but sometimes one comes along that looks like it does everything right, but somehow it misses the mark. Enter Bloodhound, stage left. It has all…
Super Woden GP 2 Review
90s arcade racers have always held a special place in my heart. The slick handling, the easy to pick up, difficult to put down gameplay really clicks with me and…
Empty Shell Review
Sometime, I crave the simpler things in life, and this has never been more prevalent for me than now. With every game we could ever want at our finger tips,…
Another Crabs Treasure Review
Sometimes, a game comes along and totally catches you by surprise. Whether it’s unexpected gameplay hooks, or a story that really needles your brain, there’s nothing quite like discovering a…
Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story Review
At 41 years young, I’m probably considered an old head in the gaming community these days. I wasn’t there right at the start, but I was there when it really…