FIFA 16 review
Having played FIFA titles since 1998, I’ve seen the franchise have its ups and downs, as EA attempt to steer the series forwards. This year’s title is under particular pressure…
Penarium Xbox One review
I love the challenge of platformers – with deadly ledges placed to make you fall or traps sprung out at you from nowhere. The mechanics to a successful platformer has…
Mad Max Xbox One review
This summer’s movie blockbuster Mad Max was met with a mixed opinion and with the promise of a ‘sort-of’ movie tie-in video game, it was probably justified to be slightly…
Blues and Bullets: Episode 1 Xbox One review
Narrative games have become a bit of a commodity on the Xbox One, with titles such as Telltale’s Game of Thrones and The Walking Dead offering some of the best…
Don’t Starve: Giant Edition Xbox One review
I watched Don’t Starve on the PC for quite a while and figured all the tricks of the game out and thought I’d be a great survivor on the Xbox…
The Deer God Xbox One review
Animals can play a significant role in video games, from the trusty, noble steed in Red Dead Redemption to your dog companion in Fallout. So it’s nice to see games…
Super Mega Baseball: Extra Innings Xbox One review
EA Sports and 2K Sports has a large catalogue of realistic sports games, but sometimes you don’t want that in a sporting game, instead you go for something a little…
The Bridge Xbox One review
There are many thought-provoking titles on Xbox One, one of them being The Bridge, which formed off the back of a university project from Ty Taylor, who collaborated with artist…
Submerged Xbox One review
When I first saw Submerged, I thought this was a title set out to superb. The setting of a flooded city certainly gave itself to beauty, with the imagining of…
King’s Quest: A Knight To Remember Xbox One Review
Summer is often a drought period for new games, with most of us assumed to be outside sunning ourselves. However, Microsoft aims to change that with a line-up of summer…