If you’ve read me before you may be aware that I sometimes struggle with rogue-like elements. Whilst I’ve enjoyed a host of games in the style, I also have been distinctly frustrated with many of them, especially those with little…
Claws of Furry Review
Claws of Furry is a side scrolling beat em up in the same style as something like Streets of Rage or Castle Crashers, although with many interesting additions. Released and published by Terahard Ltd this little-known title recently appeared on…
Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse Review (Nintendo Switch)
Broken Sword, as a series, has always stayed a little outside my radar. Growing up with Monkey Island and Simon the Sorcerer I was always tugged to the more outlandish adventure games out there, though as I grew I found…
GOD WARS The Complete Legend Review
Inspired by Japanese legend and folk lore, God Wars: The Complete Legend is a tactical RPG developed by the folks over at Kadokawa Games which hopes to expand and improve on the original release of this game, previously known as…
De Blob Review (Nintendo Switch)
Sometimes it feels like Nintendo systems are adverts for craft supplies. From Yoshi’s yarn visage to Kirby’s adventures in painting, Splatoon’s inky fun and Labo’s cardboard construction I can imagine they’re doing a lot to improve the kid’s arts/crafts scene.…
Immortal Redneck Review
If you know me well, you’ll know I’m a bit of a fan of ancient history, particularly the Ancient Egyptian and Norse eras. Whilst it’s been heartening to see those eras visited recently by Assassins Creed and God of War…
NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja Storm Trilogy Review (Nintendo Switch)
A couple of years ago I was given the chance to play Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, which inadvertently led me into delving deep into the story and lore of the series. I awarded that entry a 9/10 for…
Football Manager Touch 2018 Review
Love it or hate it, Football is probably the most loved sport in the UK, if not the world. Week in, week out, millions of fans descend on our nation’s towns and cities and watch grown men (and occasionally women)…
Masters of Anima Review
Those who know me well will know that I spent much of my early teens playing primarily RTS games. I spent more hours than I would care to admit playing Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War and loved having a variety…
Urban Trial Playground Review
Like many 90’s kids, I grew up around games. Whilst at home it was all about Sonic the Hedgehog and Mario, at school the best we could get hold of in IT lessons when the teacher wasn’t looking was a…
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