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 nationās 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 90ās 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 wasnāt looking was a…
The Longest 5 Minutes Review
NIS have never been one to shy away from publishing interesting twists on popular formulae. Famous for introducing the west to Disgaea, the company specialise in interesting Japanese RPGās which often defy the tropes of the Genre. Originally released in…
A.O.T 2 – Attack on Titan 2 Review
Sie sind das Essen und Wir sind die Jaeger! ā DOO, D-DOO DOO, DOO DOO DOO DOOOOO! DOO, D-DOO DOO, DOO DOO DOO DOOOOO! *Ahem* One of the best-selling Manga series of all time, Attack on Titan has gone from…
Axiom Verge Review
Oh look, another Metroidvania! Iāve been playing quite a few games from this genre over the last few months and whilst I wouldnāt argue Iām a genre veteran, itās a style Iām starting to enjoy more and more. Axiom Verge,…
Nightmare Boy Review – Nintendo Switch
The term āMetroidvaniaā has been around for ages. Describing a subgenre of action-adventure games like Metroid and Castlevania, they usually involve a large, interconnected 2D world with a variety of aesthetic locales. They also usually require the collection of new…
Forbidden Arts PREVIEW
For a while now the indie early-access scene has been overflowing with action-platformers of varying quality; many with terrible animation quality and little to no originality in gameplay. Often, they contain very little style and even less substance, but occasionally…
Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 Review
Since 2005, Travellers Tales have been creating licenced LEGO games using a tried and tested formula. A combination of simple combat, fan service and puzzling they have pretty consistently pleased fans. Whilst at times the series has grown stale, the…
Hisense Launches UK Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Giveaway
Hisense, the official TV partner for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 in the UK,…
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