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Enjoys games with awesome stories and characters, along with new and interesting hardware. Dislikes day-one patches and driver updates.

Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader Xbox Series Review

As developers go, Owlcat Games are nothing if not consistent. Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader sees them take their established CRPG formula – think sprawling choice-driven campaigns, deep gameplay systems, and detailed isometric worlds – and apply it to the brutal,…

The Company of Heroes Collection Nintendo Switch Review

As someone who really go into video games between the mid ’90s to late-00s, I’m a huge fan of the recent flurry of console-friendly ports of classic PC titles. Early 3D action-adventures, point-and-click classics, and real-time-strategy games – with older…

GYLT Xbox Review – Morals to be Learnt

GYLT is a game I admire more than I enjoyed, though that’s mostly down to me being an older, jaded survival-horror fan, and not the target demographic. I say that as GYLT feels like the perfect “gateway game” into a…

The Settlers New Allies Review – A solid and fully-featured port

The Settlers New Allies is a surprisingly good fit for the Nintendo Switch and a much-needed boost to its limited city-builder and real-time-strategy library. It has a relatively slow-burn campaign, plenty of customisable gameplay modes, and streamlined mechanics that feel…

Jagged Alliance 3 PC Review

I was surprised at how well Jagged Alliance 3 turned out in the hands of Haemimont Games, given their prior attempt at turn-based tactics. It’s a good thing too, seeing as they were responsible for a sequel to Sir-Tech Software’s…

Warhammer 40K Boltgun Xbox Review – Is there no end to these heretics

If you’re confused as to how the staggeringly formulaic Call of Duty remains the best-selling FPS in a post-DOOM Eternal world, Warhammer 40K Boltgun is here for you. It’s hard to fault just how enthusiastically the developers, Auroch Digital, try…

Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem Review

Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem was released on PC back in 2020 to mixed reviews but Wolcen Studios has gone on to iterate and improve upon the base game, introduce new end-game content, and develop a fourth and final rogue-lite campaign…

The Outer Worlds: Spacers Choice Edition Xbox Series Review

A few months and several patches from now, The Outer Worlds: Spacers Choice Edition might end up the definitive way to play Obsidian’s excellent, if traditional RPG – even if some of the divisive visual changes remain. This outsourced “remastering”…

Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous PlayStation Review

Having started gaming in earnest on a PlayStation 1, hunkering down in front of a PC for several years to catch up on the complex joys of the Infinity Engine CRPGs, and then drifting back to consoles to better separate…

A Plague Tale: Requiem (Xbox Series) Review

Just over three years since the memorable A Plague Tale: Innocence was released, Asobo Studios has returned with A Plague Tale: Requiem to continue the adventures of the de Rune siblings and their unfortunate relationship with a blood plague, hordes…