KIBORG Review
Roguelikes have been growing on me over the last couple of years and what I love about them is how different they can be from one game to the next.…
Beef Cat Ultra Review
The auto-shooter genre of games has quickly become one of my absolute favourites. Since the arrival of Vampire Survivors and other similar titles such as Brotato, I have to try…
Sociable Soccer Review
If you’re a 90’s kid like I am, then you’ll perhaps remember a classic title known as Sensible World Of Soccer, which first blossomed on Amiga systems in around 1992.…
Atomfall Review
When looking at trailers and screenshots of Atomfall in the run-up to its launch, I was on the same fence as everyone else, as it looks very similar to Bethesda’s…
Pure Pool Pro Coming To Xbox Series X|S This Summer!
There is a distinct lack of Pool and Snooker titles on consoles, especially memorable ones. When I speak of the standout games, I think of Pure Pool and Snooker 19.…
Assassins Creed Shadows Review
Ubisoft appears to be receiving a lot of unwanted press and criticism lately for their workplace environment, development decisions and a number of other reasons. It seems to be a…
My Little Universe Review
Every now and then an indie title comes along and reels me in. My Little Universe is a game that has been around on PC for around 18 months and…
Monster Hunter Wilds Review
I’ll be honest and say that I have played a couple of Monster Hunter titles in the past, but kept deciding they weren’t for me. I think this is simply…
Dog Man: Mission Impawsible Review
After the roaring success of the Dog Man movie at the box office and seeing it with my seven year old son recently, I knew I had to grab this…
Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
Well my eyes are stinging and I should have probably slept more recently, but honestly I haven’t been able to get enough of the latest title from Sega and Ryu…