Grab the Bottle review
Grab the Bottle is a weird game. The idea is simple but it’s executed rather awkwardly. Here we have a puzzle game that follows a guy who really wants to…
Vampyr review
Killers in games are often portrayed as mysterious characters with a twist and turn in their back story, making them who they are today. Vampyr takes its own direction with…
Super Hyperactive Ninja review
So, as I’m sure I’ve said many times before, I love a challenging platformer. Super Meat Boy was a masterclass in finely tuned controls and level design. Celeste had a…
Yoku’s Island Express review
Pinball is game of accuracy and timing, whereby you must time your flipper presses to perfection to aim for a high score. Now imagine this combined with a platformer and…
Drive on Moscow review
Strategy games are a challenging mix of tactics and decision making, two points I struggle with when it comes to turn-based games as I often make the wrong choice at…
STAY review
Have you ever woken up somewhere unfamiliar and had a bit of a panic? Granted, you probably just had a few too many beers the night before and the couch…
Raging Justice review
One of the very first games I completed for the first time was Streets of Rage on Sega Megadrive, a title held close to my heart and a genre defining…
Trailblazers review
Everyone loves an arcade racer and Trailblazers hopes to be the next big hit. Taking inspiration from several well loved franchises such and F-Zero, WipeOut and Splatoon, it looks to…
Masters of Anima review
For those of you that can remember Overlord, a game which has you command minions with the touch of a button on your controller, Masters of Anima is a similarly…
The Invisible Hours review
Playing a detective narrative game can often be full of suspense and leave you on the edge of your seat as you try to solve who is the murderer, whether…