The Turing Test from Bulkhead Interactive and Square Enix has been available on PS4, Xbox One and PC for a couple of years now. The game has finally made its way to Nintendo Switch but does it still hold up…
Arc of Alchemist Review – Stuck in a Quicksand
Arc of Alchemist as a game is something I can only best describe as a mobile game in a console game’s box cover. There are quite a few elements that force me to believe that it was made to be…
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne PC Review
Monster Hunter World has been quite a success worldwide and the latest DLC, Iceborne, launched a couple of months ago onto consoles. Console players have been able to enjoy a range of new content as well as Master Rank quests…
Table Manners Review
“Table Manners provides a blunt and brutally frank demonstration of just how much the little things matter when it comes to first impressions.” Table Manners is a quirky dating sim crossed with outrageous physics mechanics to create a hilarious hybrid…
The Walking Dead Saints & Sinners Review
When it comes to The Walking Dead my excitement goes into overdrive, whether it is a new season, another graphic novel or recently another game. The whole zombie apocalypse element is fantastic and I find myself drawn to these types…
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Review
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…
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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