Dave The Diver Review
When Dave the Diver got a surprise drop onto Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, I was instantly excited. Having already played the game on both Steam and Playstation 5,…
Kiosk Review
Kiosk has you starting a job in an isolated, unsettling environment where you’ll have the mundane task of taking orders and serving customers. As someone who has worked in many…
Silly Polly Beast Review
A close friend of mine recommended Silly Polly Beast to me, and after checking out a few videos, I just had to pick it up for review. Developed by solo…
Arc Raiders Review
The gaming world has been craving some decent shooter action for some time. All of a sudden, everything arrives at once, and we become spoilt for choice. After the monumental…
Sektori Review
When I obtained Sektori for a review, I was going in totally blind. What I came out with was bloodshot eyes and an addiction to this indie gem. This is…
Anno 117: Pax Romana Review
Real-time strategy games are right up my street, and if there are city-building mechanics in the mix, then it’s a huge win for me. It’s been a couple of years…
Diamond Painting ASMR Review
I’ve always quite fancied doing a bit of diamond painting, but I don’t really have the time or patience to do it in real life. When I saw Diamond Painting…
A Pizza Delivery Review
Admittedly, I thought A Pizza Delivery, developed and published by Dolores Entertainment, would be a lot different from what I anticipated. I half expected it to be some Crazy Taxi-style…
Let Them Come: Onslaught Review
Another week, another survivor’s style auto-shooter. The genre is pretty packed with them now, but I can’t get enough of all the different experiences. Let Them Come: Onslaught, developed by…
Bloodshed Review
Anyone who is a regular reader of my reviews will know by now that auto-shooter roguelites are my jam. Vampire Survivors always seems to be the comparison point as a…