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…
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…
Filthy Animals Heist Simulator Review
If there are games akin to Gang Beasts, Human Fall Flat and even Rubber Bandits, I am usually all over them. With a five-year-old son in tow, anything that is…
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Review
It goes without saying that Star Wars Jedi: Survivor was one of the most anticipated video games of 2023 and after a short delay, it’s finally here. The game is…
Children of Silentown Review – by Fletch (Xbox Nation)
Written by Fletch (Xbox Nation) As someone who was born in the 1990s, the point-and-click era of gaming is something that was a big part of my introduction to gaming.…
Ravenlok Review
Cococucumber is one of my favourite indie developers because they always bring unique and vibrant adventures with their games. Roughly 18 months after the fantastic entry of Echo Generation, blessing…