Unlike previous titles in the series, Watch Dogs: Legion is one that never had a central protagonist, to begin with. Here, you’re kind of thrown into a game that skips the entire world-building process that was centred with maybe a…
RUST Console Edition Review – It’s TRUST without the T
RUST is a game that in most cases would’ve tickled my bones for excitement. The former PC exclusive survival crafting game that has finally reached the hands of console players around the world brought upon a new meaning to the…
Necromunda Hired Gun Review
At the beginning of last year, I was heavy getting into Warhammer 40k thanks to COVID and the lockdown situation. I was able to find a new hobby to keep me busy and also explore more of the universe than…
Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection Xbox Review
Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection is both a showcase of how versatile the RE Engine is and a reminder of how far we’ve come on home consoles. There’s no doubt it’s a fantastic remake – and I think there’s more than…
Moero Crystal H Review
Two years ago I was given the chance to review Moero Chronicles on Switch. A rerelease of a previously Japan-only Vita title, it gave me an interesting insight into the world of fan-service-led games and started me down the path…
Very Very Valet Review
“…part silly fun, part challenge and at times comes with a hefty sprinkle of mechanics-based frustration.” Have you ever dreamed of frantically parking and returning the colourful and varied vehicles of hungry patrons arriving at a plethora of intricately and…
Battle Axe Review
Battle Axe – developed by Bitmap Bureau and published by Numskull – is an arcade-style, isometric hack-and-slash that is retro to a fault. It seeks to emulate both the gameplay and aesthetics of the 16-bit era and succeeds with aplomb.…
Resident Evil Village PS5 Review
Resident Evil Village is the eighth mainline title in the long-running survival horror series and to those who have played Resident Evil 4, its influences will be clearly seen almost immediately. It features similar action to what made its predecessor…












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