The Medium, available on PC and the Xbox Series consoles (and as a day-one title on Xbox Game Pass), is described as a “psychological horror”. However, despite gameplay trailers showing off classic fixed camera angles, it remains a linear, narrative-driven…
Sword of the Necromancer Review
First impressions of the Sword of the Necromancer’s showed a lot of promise, with the weapon- and monster-based combat feeling satisfying to use and well-balanced. However, the detailed narrative seemed at odds with the roguelike structure. New story beats were…
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – Complete Edition Review
Developed and published by Ubisoft, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – Complete Edition is a remastered version of the fondly remembered beat ‘em up from the PS3 and Xbox 360 era. As a big fan of the film…
Turrican Flashback Switch Review
It’s time to journey back to the 1990s with another classic gaming series re-release. This time that series is the phenomenal Rainbow Arts/Factor 5 developed Turrican. Turrican, in case you may have missed it, is a platforming run and gun…
Olija Review
Olija – pronounced “o-li-yah” if you are wondering what the hell that sound is when you load into the game – is a fantastic indie action-platformer that has a strong focus on the narrative and atmosphere, while still providing a…
Curious Expedition 2 Review
The 19th Century was a time of great advancement and exploration. Expeditions were sailing from major European cities to explore the unknown regions of Africa and Asia and while all the continents of the world had been named and mapped…
Drake Hollow Review
Developed by The Molasses Flood, Drake’s Hollow is another entry in the crafting/survival/management genre that is filled with the usual tropes and design choices but adds just enough new additions to the formula – along with one much appreciated narrative…
The Hong Kong Massacre Review
Hong Kong action cinema, the bullet fuelled dual-wielding ballets of death made stylishly famous by John Woo and his ilk, may have found a large audience worldwide, but games based on the themes and incorporating said stylish action, are still…
DRAGON QUEST XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age Definitive Edition Review
Square Enix’s definitive version of Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age, Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age Definitive Edition has finally made its way to PS4, Xbox One and PC. A port of the Nintendo…
Tanuki Sunset Review
Published and developed by Rewind Games, Tanuki Sunset is a third-person longboarding game with a colourful aesthetic. It’s certainly eye-catching and it caught our attention for being something unique. It’s not everyday you see a wild animal longboarding after all.…
Why Online Games Are Becoming More Accessible Across Different Devices
Video games no longer force you to stay tied to a specific PC or console.…
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