Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark is the first game to be released by 6 Eyes Studio, an indie studio consisting of 2 team members who previously worked on Black Sigil: Blade of the Exiled. With some contracting work here and there,…
Lapis x Labyrinth Review
Lapis x Labyrinth from NIS released on May 31 2019 and with a tagline that reads “Stack, raid, get PAID”, it definitely piqued our interest. The game makes extensive use of hack and slash dungeon crawling mechanics and if you’re…
Yakuza Kiwami PC Review
Yakuza Kiwami kicks its way onto our computers, demanding your cache and taking no hot air from gamers. Set as a follow-up to the extremely popular Yakuza 0, Kiwami is a totally remade version of the original Yakuza back in…
Resident Evil 2 (2019) Review
From punching boulders in RE5 to kicking your allies out of the way in RE6, Resident Evil has seen a drastic shift in direction and genre. The early entries were more about atmospheric horror alongside some comedic moments, and thankfully…
No Man’s Sky NEXT Review
No hope. Let’s be straight clear on this: No Man’s Sky was and probably still is a modern commercial failure. It is a shining example of either the falsity of advertising, the unstoppable force of corporation crushing the small company…
Dragon’s Crown Pro Review
Step aside peasants! There’s a new law in Hydeland and she’s got a bust that could knock out even the toughest of dragons. Along with her… big booty friend the Amazon, the Elf that’s as flat as a plank as…
TERA CONSOLE: Going back to the Roots
The dark secret hidden behind TERA is undoubtedly the very core of the hate people are getting before and even now that it’s on home consoles. The Master Race, Elin, is that one race that has got people losing their…
CHUCHEL Review
Over the past couple of days, I’ve been replaying all of Amanita Design’s games and I do have to say that my brain kind of got tired from thinking all the time, even with all the cheating going on… But…
Masters of Anima Review
Those who know me well will know that I spent much of my early teens playing primarily RTS games. I spent more hours than I would care to admit playing Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War and loved having a variety…
Life is Strange: Before the Storm – A Farewell Review
To be fair, if I have to judge by everything that happened during the two games and the only 2 important events that didn’t really get screen time, the contents of this episode were very predictable. That, however, does not…
Gaming and digital interaction: a new era of engagement
Gaming and digital interaction are merging in unprecedented ways, creating a revolutionary digital landscape. Advances…
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