Arc Raiders and yes, before you say, not another extraction shooter, let’s just be happy that we are getting a few making their way to the console. PC seems to have a lot of them but consoles personally don’t have…
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Legends of The Zone Trilogy PS5 Review
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. is one of those modern open-world post-apocalyptic Western RPGs that often gets overshadowed by the more mainstream Fallout franchise, but it absolutely deserves the spotlight. Offering similar gameplay elements, it’s set around a real-world catastrophe — the Chornobyl power…
Architect Life A House Design Simulator Review
Architect Life A House Design Simulator is a game that instantly caught my eye because, if you’re like me and grew up on The Sims, then building houses and decorating them was a huge part of your childhood. Additionally, deleting…
Forever Skies Review
I do love a good survival simulation game and Forever Skies takes an interesting turn on the genre, one which I have seen done before and one that I loved. The setting is kind of what we are used to…
Galacticare The Voice Beyond DLC Coverage
Galacticare is back with more NHS-in-space madness, and I couldn’t be happier to dive in. Thanks to the awesome team at Brightrock Games, I got my hands on a code for the latest DLC, The Voice Beyond, which launched on…
The First Berserker Khazan Review
The First Berserker Khazan throws you straight into the aftermath of a nuclear disaster, following a great general who is seeking revenge after being falsely branded a traitor and mercilessly tortured. I’m a massive lover of Soul-like games even though…
Atomfall Review
Isn’t it amazing when a game studio bases Atomfall in the country you call home? My favourites to date are Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Syndicate, but Rebellion Developments have brought a new contender to the block with their Northern England…
Synduality Echo of Ada PS5 Review
The wait is finally over and we can now dive into the full release of Synduality Echo of Ada. Get ready to venture out into the world of Amasia with your Cradlecoffin and Magus to uncover what the full game…
Towers of Aghasba Preview
The gaming industry at this point isn’t a stranger to games releasing in Early Access just like Towers of Aghasba and then having the players come along for the ride up until its official release. I’m not one to turn…
Planet Coaster 2 Review
We’re back with another park simulation game from the wonderful people over at Frontier. Planet Coaster 2 is the widely anticipated sequel to Planet Coaster, which came out back in 2016. I have many hours in the first instalment of…
Why Game Mechanics Matter More Than Graphics
Many of you will remember crunching dots in Pac-Man, bouncing a pixel ball in Pong,…
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