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Craig Roberts
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I am a very proud dad of a wonderful little boy that I adore and would do anything for. I am the site owner of IGC and my new personal blog https://playnintendo.uk. I work in Marketing from home and away, I enjoy cycling, swimming and of course gaming.When it comes to games I love Massive Open world adventure games, Hack 'n' Slash and Strategy. I can not stand games like Minecraft and games that have no story elements.

Lost Soul Aside Review – Style Over Substance?

Lost Soul Aside has been on gamers’ radar for years, mostly because of its incredible origin story. What started as a solo developer project by Yang Bin eventually grew into a full release under the Sony China Hero Project, with…

Destiny 2 The Edge of Fate – PS5 Review

Stepping back into Destiny 2 with Destiny 2 The Edge of Fate is like opening a cosmic diary that spans years of epic conflict, triumph, and betrayal. Having played every expansion—from Forsaken through The Witch Queen—I was ready to dive…

Titan Quest 2 Early Access Preview – Myth, Monsters, and Mayhem

“Another ARPG? Really?” I hear you groaning. But then Grimlore Games and THQ Nordic hit us with Titan Quest 2 in Early Access, and suddenly, nostalgia strikes like a lightning bolt from Zeus himself. The original Titan Quest carved its…

Ready or Not Review: The Ultimate Tactical Thriller

“Ready or not…” — that iconic hook from The Fugees immediately popped into my head the moment I installed Ready or Not. I couldn’t help humming it as I geared up, because the phrase fits this game to a tee:…

Worms Armageddon Anniversary Edition Review – The Ultimate Chaotic Comeback

“Ready, aim, fire!” I can still remember the first time I played Worms Armageddon back in 1999. My tiny PC screen flickered as a team of worms danced across a destructible landscape, and I had no idea that one afternoon…

Lost in Random The Eternal Die Review — Roll the Dice, Embrace the Chaos

Lost in Random The Eternal Die, developed by Stormteller Games and published by Thunderful Publishing, marks a bold genre shift from the 2021 action‑adventure original. This is where gothic fairy‑tale charm meets rolling dice, tactical deck‑building, and fast-paced roguelike runs.…

Death Stranding 2 Review – A Repetitive Masterpiece or a Slow-Burn Slog?

If you’ve ever fancied yourself as a courier for a post-apocalyptic world, or just a fan of the slow, steady, and oddly compelling walking simulator genre, then Death Stranding 2 is here to fulfill your wildest (and weirdest) delivery dreams.…

Wuchang Fallen Feathers PS5 Review – Beauty, Brutality, and a Few Feathery Flaws

When I first stepped into Wuchang Fallen Feathers, I didn’t quite know what to expect. Sure, I’d seen the trailers promising dark Chinese folklore, challenging combat, and haunting visuals, but trailers can be deceiving. Within 30 minutes of booting up…

Still Wakes the Deep Siren’s Rest Review

When The Chinese Room first launched Still Wakes the Deep, it was hailed for its atmospheric horror and grounded storytelling. Now, with the release of the DLC Still Wakes the Deep Siren’s Rest, the team pulls us back onto the…

MindsEye (PS5) Review – A Blockbuster Vision That Trips on Its Own Tech

When you hear that a former lead of Rockstar Games and the GTA franchise, Leslie Benzies, is behind a new cinematic, story-driven shooter, your expectations naturally go through the roof. That was me heading into MindsEye—hopeful, excited, and fully geared…