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An average gamer, reviewer, anime fanatic that enjoys playing games involving vehicles, a rocket launcher and a hell lot of people!! And behind all that mess is the screams of excruciating pain and agony as each individual Non-Playable Character gets blasted, torn from limb to limb, or simply just get shot in the balls by an innocent teddy bear launched at 200mph point blank all while hanging upside down on top of a building or tower. Other than that… I like sleeping! You can contact me at paul@invisioncommunity.co.uk

Ember Knights Review – A roguelite on fire, literally

Ember Knights is inspired by the 1980 game Rogue, the idea of a roguelike is that you only have one life to live and losing such life means having to start over from scratch. However, over the course of two…

Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak Playstation Review

It hasn’t been too long ago when Monster Hunter Rise finally landed on the consoles and now we have Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak expansion. And not to anyone’s surprise, it was a huge hit especially to those itching for the…

Zool Redimensioned PS4 Review – A Fun Platformer

With Zool Redimensioned there’s a stark difference between creating a video game that would soon be revered as a retro cult-classic to reviving a retro cult-classic in the modern era. One of which doesn’t seem too enticing than the other…

Digimon World: Next Order Switch Review

The market for monster-taming video games is huge, so much so that you can find just about anything from your average retro-fitted monster-taming RPGs to the more modern open-world games each with its own twist. DokeV is one such game…

Monster Hunter Rise PS5 Review

After two years since its initial launch, console fans namely Playstation and Xbox, are finally getting their much-awaited fix for the monster-hunting genre. Capcom’s Monster Hunter Rise which originally came out exclusively on the Nintendo Switch two years ago is…

Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters (PS4) Review

The Neptunia franchise has gone a long way ever since its inception. The multitude of adventures Neptune and the gang has been through speaks a decade worth of content with its main titles and spin-offs. The Great Console War between…

Just Dance 2023 Switch Review

It might not be 2023 yet but Just Dance just got “dancier”! And while that might not be a real word that has caught up to the English dictionary yet, “fancier” is a real one and it’s one that has…

The Knight Witch Review

There’s nothing more menacing than a game that breaks a grown man into tears… not that the story and its writing is a huge tearjerker or anything although I’m not saying yet that it’s not but the fact that it’s…

Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival Switch Review

Taiko no Tatsujin is a franchise that has been around for two decades within a vast array of platforms ranging from its first official home console, the Playstation 2 or even the likes of handhelds such as the Playstation Portable,…

Oddworld: Soulstorm Oddtimized Edition Review

I am by no means an aficionado of the franchise nor would I even pretend to be. Oddworld, despite being something that I would occasionally catch a glimpse of from time to time which if I were to even put…