Scorn Review
A twisted bag of nightmares that has been long awaited by some and by me personally, has finally landed upon us in the form of Scorn. Developed by EBB Software…
FIFA 23 Review
Another year, another instalment of FIFA goes without saying. We must treasure this moment though as this is likely to be the last with the FIFA branding on the front…
Unusual Findings Review
Anyone who lived through the 80’s would agree it was a fantastic decade. The music, fashion sense and a vast catalogue of hit movies are etched into the memories of…
Spiderheck Review
Spiderheck is a title that instantly caught my attention when I first set eyes on it during many indie showcases earlier in the year. Developed by Neverjam and published by…
Overwatch 2 Review
After almost three years after it was initially announced, Overwatch 2 finally lands across all platforms under a new free-to-play blanket, featuring cross-progression and cross-platform play. Whether you played the…
Hokko Life Review
It’s only natural to draw direct comparisons to Animal Crossing when observing screenshots and gameplay footage of Hokko Life if you haven’t already played it. Whilst I do feel the…
Weedcraft Inc Review
It is a well-known fact that Cannabis is the most widely tried and used drug across the world. Whether you’re for or against it, there are places it is perfectly…
Construction Simulator Review
There seems to be no end to “Simulator” games these days and it’s often difficult to differentiate the good from the bad. What I enjoy about the genre is that…
Potion Permit Review
The consistency and quality of indie titles are vastly improving during this generation. There have been plenty of experiences I’ve sat through this year that have joined my personal favourite…
River City Girls Zero Review
River City Girls Zero, the fourth entry in the Kunio-kun series, was originally released as Shin Nekketsu Kōha: Kunio-Tachi no Banka exclusively in Japan for the Super Famicom way back…