Metropolis: Lux Obscura review
Metropolis Lux Obscura is a noir style comic adventure which is very reminiscent of Sin City. You play the part of Jon Lockhart, an ex-con who has been recently released…
The Council – Episode 1: The Mad Ones review
I’ve always been a fan of episodic games as they’re normally just the right length to dip in and out of during quick gaming sessions and also allow you to…
Kingdom Come: Deliverance review
After a successful Kickstarter campaign which saw the company raise over £1m and saw the game picked up by publishers Deep Silver, Kingdom Come: Deliverance is finally with us, but…
Nine Parchments review
There’s noticeably a lack of couch co-op games on consoles now, so when one comes a long it’s a nice rare addition to see. Nine Parchments is a magical themed…
Elex review
Elex is a strange mix, as it looks to combine a post-apocalyptic world with elements of fantasy and sci-fi. The combination which at first sounds like an unsuccessful one, however…
Ben 10 review
Having just become a father for the first time in October I suspect I’ll be playing a lot more child friendly titles on my Xbox One, so what better way…
Why I’ll always be an Xbox guy
There’s always this conception of there being a console war and PC master race battle against consoles, but for me I’ve always embraced each platform in their own way. I…
Overcooked review
For quite some time I’ve been waiting for a decent couch co-op game to arrive on consoles, what with many games now electing to only include online modes. However, Overcooked…
Not A Hero: Super Snazzy Edition review
I’ve played my fair share of platformers, all of which vary in difficulty and the level of frustration they can leave you with. Luckily, Not A Hero: Super Snazzy Edition…
Blues and Bullets: Episode 2 review
Since Telltale released a tonne of episodic titles, I’ve grown to become a fan of these game types, as each episode leaves you wanting more and A Crowd of Monsters’…