Ayasa Shadows of Silence from Aya Games is a side-scrolling puzzle platform adventure game. It features a dark, creepy aesthetic, and from the trailers and visuals put out, it certainly looks interesting. However, looking interesting is not enough. Is the…
Sektori Review – A Brilliant and Explosive Twin-Stick Shooter
Sektori from developer Kimmo Lahtinen is what I’d like to call a work of art. And before I get questioned heavily here for stating such, there’s a lot to unpack here as to why. Honestly, this is one of the…
Constance Review – A Vivid, Heartfelt Metroidvania Gem
Constance from btf, ByteRockers’ Games and PARCO Games is a 2D platforming metroidvania infused with colour, personality, and a surprising amount of heart. With a paintbrush-wielding protagonist and a striking aesthetic, the question is simple: does Constance live up to the metroidvania greats—and is it worth…
Absolum Review – A Dark, Powerful RPG Experience
Absolum from Developers Dotemu, Guard Crush Games, Supamonk and Publisher Dotemu and Gamirror Games is a side-scrolling beat ‘em up adventure game that looks amazing. Taking the fight to an evil force that’s seized power is the order of the…
BALL x Pit Review – A Brilliant Roguelite You Must Play
BALL x Pit from developer Kenny Sun and Friends and publisher Devolver Digital is an indie survival roguelite that fuses elements from some all-time classic games from yesteryear into an action-packed, extremely addictive funfest. Does the game deliver, and is…
Sword of the Sea Review – A Remarkably Beautiful Return to Adventure
Sword of the Sea, from Developer and Publisher Giant Squid, is an atmospheric game similar to the likes of Journey and Flower. It’s also directly comparable to Giant Squid’s previous titles, such as Abzu and The Pathless, and as such,…
Daemon x Machina Titanic Scion Review
Daemon X Machina Titanic Scion is the sequel to 2020’s Daemon X Machina, but since the game takes place in the far future, you can dive right into it without having played the first game. The game looks fantastic and…
Painkiller Review (2025) – Rebooting a Classic FPS
Painkiller is a reimagining of the original Painkiller game from 2004 but this time around developed by Anshar Studios and published by 3D Realms. The game features some gorgeous visuals and at least on paper, looks great. However, does it…
Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree Review: Stunning Anime World with Frustrating Combat
Towa and the Guardians of the Sacred Tree is a roguelike action-adventure game set in a mystic realm where the titular Sacred Tree is protected by the all-powerful Deity, Shinju. However, corruption and evil have spread throughout the rest of…
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds Review – Sega Speeds Ahead!
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds launched on the 25th of September 2025, and after having played the demo, diving right into the full game really exceeded my expectations. I had originally written about the preview demo here, and a lot of what…
Gaming hygiene: how the British are turning gambling into controlled entertainment
The UK gaming industry has undergone significant changes in recent years, reflecting its growth and…
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