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Wavetale Review

Strandville may look like an ideal destination spot, but this archipelago of islands, lighthouses and patchwork homes, is built upon the sunken skeleton of an older city, one swallowed up by the waves in a war that decimated two countries…

Gungrave G.O.R.E Review

Gungrave G.O.R.E from South Korean studio IGGYMOB and publisher Prime Matter is an action fest of a game. It’s a third-person shooter where players will take on the role of Grave, a gunslinger who lugs around a coffin and packs…

Batora: Lost Haven Review

Batora: Lost Haven from Publisher Team 17 and Developer Stormind Games is an epic adventure that spans multiple planets and packs a tonne of features into one package. The game has a very eye-catching palette and looks fantastic on paper…

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…

Star Trek Prodigy: Supernova Xbox Review

Space. The final frontier. These are the continuing voyages of Invision Game Community. It’s continuing mission, to seek out new games and give you the best reviews. To boldly go where no game reviewer has gone before. Yep. I’m a…

Serial Cleaners Xbox Review

We’ve all seen the bloody aftermath of a criminal shootout in the movies. Those, oftentimes powerful, balletic displays of violence leave a trail of carnage in their wake. Blood, bodies and viscera. And there’ve been enough games letting us be…

Steelrising Xbox Review

While Steelrising may not be good, it has its upsides. The production values are high, and the graphics are pretty beautiful. The story is engaging, but sometimes hard to follow because of the lack of any accurate exposition on the…

Shadowrun Trilogy Review

Arriving on consoles long after the final game was released on PC in 2015, Harebrained Schemes’ Shadowrun Trilogy remains the perfect RPG for gamers with no time for RPGs (ported by Codeglue and published by Paradox Interactive). They’re compact and…

Outward: Definitive Edition Review

The Outward: Definitive Edition is certainly “definitive” in terms of content but short of patches for several technical issues, it’s far from the definitive experience it should be on current-gen consoles. Developed by Nine Dots Studio and published by Prime…

Industria Review

Industria (Bleakmill/Headup) arrives 8-months after its PC release, with several post-launch patches to work out some but not all technical issues. It remains a compelling, cinematic hybrid of walking-sim and first-person shooter but, without any new content, it still comes…