Way of the Hunter Review
Way of the Hunter is a hunting simulator where players are taken across various areas of the United States and Europe to hunt down a plethora of preys such as…
Arenas Of Tanks Review
Another week, another review, another Ratalaika game; Arenas of Tanks. If by now you haven’t heard of Ratalaika Games, they publish video games, usually the variety that you wouldn’t be…
Saints Row Review
We have been crying out for an open-world sandbox game for some time now. Whilst Rockstar Games continue to crack out countless remasters of their remasters, Volition and Deep Silver…
Voyage Review
Voyage, from the outside looking in would seem like just another one of those “easy achievements” games. Don’t get me wrong, you’ll be able to mop up all 13 achievements…
Cult Of The Lamb Review
It’s becoming clear, that 2022 might be going down in the gaming record books as another great year for indie games. I personally played and loved Nobody Saves The World,…
The Tale Of Bistun Review
There are some games that are absolutely perfect to indulge in when you’re tired of high-intensity multiplayer action or just want to kick back and relax. The Tale Of Bistun…
Arcade Paradise Review
Like a claw machine, Arcade Paradise from Nosebleed Interactive and Wired Productions has grabbed me and won me over. I’ll be honest, I went into this review completely blind and…
Flying Soldiers Review
Coming off the back of another puzzle game that left a sour taste in my mouth, I wasn’t too sure about reviewing the next game handed to me by Completexbox,…
Lumberjack’s Dynasty Review
Lumberjacks aren’t really prominent over here in the UK. We seem to protect our trees and only cut them down as a very last resort. In the rest of the…
Roll The Cat Review
Back to back Ratalaika Games from me review-wise and I’ll get straight to the point, you get that from me, honesty. This time around I got to sit down and…