Monster Hunter Rise Review
Monster Hunter Rise is set in the serene location of Kamura Village; a village inhabited by residents living in constant fear of a a Rampage: a catastrophic event where endless…
Planet of Lana Review
Ever since laying my eyes on Planet of Lana at the EGX con in London towards the tail end of last year, I knew it was a game worth getting…
Railway Empire 2 Review
Five years after the original Railway Empire graced our screens, we see the second instalment in Railway Empire 2 approaching several platforms simultaneously. Those on Windows PC, Xbox One, Xbox…
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun Review
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun is a gory first person shooter that replicates the classic simplistic and action focus gameplay of classic FPS games such as the original DOOM and the Wolfenstein…
Skinny and Franko: Fists of Violence Review
Skinny and Franko: Fists of Violence is a sequel to Franko: The Crazy Revenge (only released on Amiga devices) and takes places 28 years after it’s predecessor. Our anti-hero titular…
World Championship Boxing Manager 2 Review
I am a massive fan of boxing to the point I’ll sacrifice my beauty sleep to see the latest PPV. Whether it’s Tyson Fury cashing in big time even though…
Tramsim: Console Edition Review
The tram network in our country is pretty much reserved for the North West and Midlands areas and serves as a super convenient way of getting around urban areas in…
Garden Simulator Review
Nobody likes an unkempt garden, do they? I’m talking about the one outside by the way. With the weather nice in the UK for once in 2023, I have spent…
Color Pals Review
On the surface Double Mizzle’s hue-switching platformer Color Pals’ is simple – Traverse your friendly faced little cube through 50 cute and colourful levels collecting stars and reaching the stage’s…
Dig Deep Review
Introduction I’m going to put it our there right away, Dig Deep is not a great game. Originally published on the Google Play store as a free to play premium…