Mortal Kombat Legacy Kollection Review
If you’ve been living under a rock for the last 30+ years (or a young gamer), Mortal Kombat is a bloody one on one fighting game that first saw the…
MEL THE SPACE CAT REVIEW
First Impressions What is it with me and cats in space related games recently? But seriously tho, Mel The Space Cat wins this week’s award for most obvious title to…
Neural Requiem Review
Neural Requiem doesn’t feel futuristic, dystopian, or visionary. The result is a world that isn’t broken in interesting ways — it’s broken in the way a cheap toy is broken:…
Thank Goodness You’re Here! Review
There aren’t many games that open with the energy of a fever dream and somehow manage to sustain that momentum for their entire runtime, but Thank Goodness You’re Here! does…
Disco Simulator Review
At 40 years of age, my partying days are well and truly behind me. However, in my late teens and early to mid 20’s, I did love getting stuck into…
Yakuza 0 Director’s Cut Review
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio continue with more work in the Yakuza franchise. They are absolute workhorses, and the wheel keeps turning. I am not complaining, though, since the series goes…
Real Boxing 2: Remastered Review
Real Boxing 2: Remastered is an improved version of a game that originally released on mobile phone (sigh) which was ported to current platforms. The game features a deep “story”…
