Age Of Wonders 4 Review
It is like the cat got the cream for us strategy fans on consoles at the minute. Only this year have we had Age Of Empires 2 Definitive Edition and…
Dragon Lapis Review
Dragon Lapis follows up on a battle between two dragons, one gold and one silver, which took place over a thousand years ago. Following the battle, they are both sealed…
The Library of Babel Review by Last Save Loaded’s Colm
Written by Colm Sheridan Inroduction The Library of Babel is a game inspired by Jorge Luis Borges’ short story of the same name. It takes place 20,000 years after the…
As Far As The Eye Review – by Shaun – The Geordie Hobbit
Written by Shaun, the Geordie Hobbit (@Shaun0Shire on twitter) Hi, I’m the wind and welcome to As Far As The Eye. Well, I’m not actually the wind, but that is…
The Last Worker Review
Intro The world is obsessed with consumption. Content and shiny new gadgets compete for your attention and the likes of Amazon and their army of workers, or YouTube and its…
Murderous Muses Review by Lexi From Gabbing About
Written by Lexi Holmes (Gabbing About) A murder. A gallery at night. Pictures that come to life. An unsuspecting night guard is drawn into a murder mystery at an art…
The Forest Cathedral Review – A Beautiful, Yet Flawed Journey
The Forest Cathedral, is a game that invites players to explore a mystical forest filled with ancient secrets, hidden dangers, and a mysterious cathedral at its heart. Released in March…
Wolcen: Lords Of Mayhem Review
After indulging in a couple of marathon sessions on the Diablo 4 Beta recently, I was pining for something along similar lines as June seems a little bit of a…
Steel Defier Review
I always smile when a game published by Ratalaika Games S.L. lands on my mat. They have bought many obscure yet interesting titles to the indie scene that I wouldn’t…
Tales Of The Neon Sea Review
Tales Of The Neon Sea is an indie title that I have had my eye on for some time, mainly because of the backdrops I have seen on screenshots before…