Catan Console Edition Review
I’ll hold my hand up, be honest, and say I don’t have much time to play board games. As much as I love playing them with family and friends, it…
Like A Dragon: Ishin! Review
It’s hard to believe that the Yakuza game series has spanned almost two decades. The amazing thing though is the games never outstay their welcome and always end up being…
Caverns of Mars : Recharged Review by Shaun – The Geordie Hobbit
Imagine, if you will, getting home from school. You turn on a chunky CRT TV and rummage around for a cartridge for your Atari 2600. You pick up Caverns of…
Mato Anomalies Review
Mato Anomalies caught my eye almost instantly and after watching a handful of trailers it seems to have taken some inspiration from the Persona series. I was excited to get…
Fernbus Simulator Review
Before I could drive, I spent countless hours travelling the country using National Express coaches in the UK. Now you may think it was a pleasurable experience, but it really…
Kartrider Drift Review
The kart racing genre is very hit-and-miss, especially for us Xbox players. Sure, we have had some decent stuff across the years such as Crash Team Racing and even Team…
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Review
As someone who has always shied away from Souls games, Wo Long would not have been in my radar initially. Having toyed with the idea of playing a Souls game…
Prison Tycoon: Under New Management Review
We haven’t really had many games solely based on prison life that I can recall. The most notable is Prison Architect which proved a bit of a hit on PC…
LEAP Review
I admire any team that attempts to break into the first-person shooter market these days. With already-established games such as Call Of Duty, Rainbow Six and Apex Legends knocking around,…
Scars Above Review
Mad Head Games sci-fi third-person shooter, Scars Above, is a shooter heavily influenced from yesterday, explosive action with hints of Dark Souls-inspired game design. Overall it offers a nice package…