Train Sim World 7 Review
There is something wonderfully relaxing about Train Sim World. It is a series that understands that not every gaming experience needs explosions, enormous skill trees or an endless stream of…
Speedrunners 2: King of Speed Review
One of the most beloved indie games of the 2010’s returns. After some success with previous titles, I was surprised that it’s been almost a decade since the previous experience.…
iRacing Arcade Review
A Little Bit Of Racing Fun There is something wonderfully appealing about an arcade racer. Sometimes you don’t want to spend an evening worrying about suspension settings, tyre pressures, brake…
Dune: Awakening Xbox Review
Lost In The Sands Of Arrakis There are few game worlds quite as instantly recognisable as Arrakis. Even before you take your first steps across its endless dunes, there is…
Valheim Review – The Economics of Afterlife Architecture: Why Valheim is the Greatest Investment in Modern Gaming
All views expressed in this feature are my own. Your personal mileage may vary. In an era where the modern AAA video game costs eighty quid, demands a second mortgage…
Shelldiver Review
Shelldiver, a charming, low stakes idle adventure developed and published by independent creator Gagonfe. Originally capturing the hearts of PC players before making a dive on console platforms and currently…
Bus Simulator 27 Review
A Bumpy Ride That’s Finding Its Route After a Few Hotfixes There is something strangely relaxing about driving a bus. Maybe it is the steady rhythm of pulling away from…
Shoe It All! Review
What I love about the indie gaming scene is that some development teams run away with their unique ideas, and they really work. Sometimes it’s hard to know what to…