Dragon Ball Z is a franchise that survived the test of time but while the same can be said for the forever 10-year old Ash Ketchum of Pokemon, Goku and DBZ as a whole is one that stood out for…
Warcraft 3: Reforged Review
Warcraft 3 was originally released on PC back in 2002 a real-time strategy game known as Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos followed by Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne the year after. This was the franchise that actually got me hooked…
Zombie Army 4: Dead War Review
Zombie Army 4: Dead War from Rebellion is another entry into their Sniper Elite spin-off franchise featuring yup, you guessed it, zombies. Does Zombie Army 4: Dead War satiate the hungry hordes of gamers salivating at the thought of more…
Dr Kawashima’s Brain Training Switch Review
When I was younger I loved Playing Brain Training on the Nintendo DS, it was a fun game even though it’s basically another way of doing your homework. It used to be a big thing in my family to see…
Warhammer 40,000 Space Wolf Review
Since I was a lowly teenager I’ve been a massive fan of Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40,000 universe. Whilst I was always a filthy xenos supporter, I would read for hours about how the Imperium of man came to be and…
Gang Beasts Xbox One Review
Gang Beasts has been knocking around for a few years now, entering the scene as a debut indie from ___ on the PC and now making its way to console. A somehow effective and highly entertaining mix of clumsy ragdolls…
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Switch Review
We have come a long way together; words used at the start of the international press event in London last year where the future of the Assassins Creed series was revealed, and they are very true words indeed. We started…
Atelier Dusk Trilogy DX Review
Taking on a role-playing game is a very daunting task. Even more so when it comes to the more traditional Japanese RPGs that is known for its grand scale adventures and world-ending disasters, long winding plotlines and sometimes clichéd twists…
Planet Zoo Arctic Pack DLC Review
Planet Zoo was a near-perfect revival of the zoo management sub-genre that the Zoo Tycoon games of old once dominated. Using all of the success and learning from the equally successful and impressive Planet Coaster, Frontier Developments delivered strongly upon…
Star Ocean First Departure R Review
The original Star Ocean game came out in 1996 in Japan and was a Super Famicom (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) exclusive title. At the time, the game pushed the limits of the system and even featured voice acting which was…
Why Game Mechanics Matter More Than Graphics
Many of you will remember crunching dots in Pac-Man, bouncing a pixel ball in Pong,…
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