Ys Origin review
The Xbox has noticeably had a lack of Japanese influenced RPGs for some time, something PlayStation have filled the demand for thanks to Sony’s roots. After the announcement of Ys…
Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice review
Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice is a fascinating insight into mental health from a developer that’s not afraid to try new things. But just how well does it look at this issue…
Owlboy review
For weeks I’ve swam the depths of the ocean on Sea of Thieves and now I’ve been give the opportunity to soar through the skies. This week I had the…
Extinction review
Picture the scene, a quiet picturesque town inhabited by good local people suddenly ramsacked by an invading army of orcs and giant armour-wearing brutes known as Ravenii destroying buildings brick…
Minit review
What could you do in 60 seconds? You could run on the spot, put your dirty clothes in the wash or make a sandwich, okay that last one might be…
Deep Ones review
Now I’m not a massive fan of the sea. There’s more down there we don’t know about than what we do know about and it gives me the heebie jeebies.…
Where Are My Friends? review
Friendships can often be testing at times, but Where Are My Friends? keeps things simple as your alien besties go missing and it’s your job to find them in this…
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…