Crimson Desert Xbox Review – A Review in Progress for a Vast, Living World
Before we dive in, a quick note: Crimson Desert is a hugely ambitious game with astonishing breadth and depth. In a world this vast — where every corner hides new…
Rushing Beat X: Return Of Brawl Brothers Review
Rushing Beat X: Return Of Brawl Brothers is the fourth entry in the Rushing Beat beat’em up franchise following Rushing Beat, Rushing Beat Ran: Fukusei Toshi, and Rushing Beat Shura.…
Machine Gun Fury Review
First Impressions Machine Gun Fury comes across initially as a love letter to all things 90s related. Action, big explosions, one-man armies versus impossible odds and a big ol’ super…
GreedFall: The Dying World Review – A Passionate RPG That Still Has So Much to Give
There’s something undeniably special about a game that dares to be different. In a world filled with blockbuster RPGs and polished AAA experiences, GreedFall: The Dying World stands apart. It…
Backrooms Level X Review
Backrooms Level X will let players experience a mysterious occurance that happened in Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA, on October 27, 1986 where everything was recorded on a VHS tape. You’ll…
Resident Evil Requiem Review — A Confident, Unapologetic Refinement of Modern Survival Horror
Resident Evil Requiem arrives at an unusual moment for Capcom’s flagship horror series. After a decade of reinvention — from the gothic surrealism of Village to the prestige remakes of…
Prison City Physical Pre-Order Up on Limited Run Games
Prison City, Philly-area indie publisher and developer Retroware’s tough-as-nails 8-bit action platformer, is now available to pre-order on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch at Limited Run Games. Priced at $34.99…
THE MONTY MOLE COLLECTION REVIEW
First Impressions Warning! This review will contain heaps of gaming nostalgia and call backs to a simpler, more civilised and innocent era of gaming. This is the oldest school of…
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…