Hazel Sky Nintendo Switch Review

Hazel sky is a little indie game from Coffee addict studios. It’s one of those games that fly under the radar for lack of advertisement but surprises you upon playing. Yes if it hadn’t been for a release website for…

Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Review

If you had come up to me a few short weeks ago and asked me about my favourite JRPG of all time, the answer would have come too easily – Final Fantasy X.Ā Since I first played it as a child, the…

Turrican Anthology Vol.1 and 2 Switch Review

Just last year Inin Games released the Turrican Flashback anthology. The anthology collected four games from the Rainbow Arts/Factor 5 2D shooter Turrican series. Those four game from this fantastic series were: Turrican, Turrican II, Mega Turrican and Super Turrican.…

Pascals Wager: Definitive Edition Switch Review

If you take a look into the Rogue-like and Souls-like genre, you’ll find that neither of them are wanting for content. However, finding a game that does more than merely ape the gaming conventions of said style, but also understands…

Digimon Survive Review

Digimon Survive is arguably one of the most disturbing games I’ve played in the past few years. It’s also one of the most enjoyable times I had while playing it. And to top it all off, it also disappoints in…

Bright Memory: Infinite Gold Edition Switch Review

When Bright Infinite was first announced, it garnered attention for two reasons. The first was its amazing looking visuals and the second was that the game was developed almost entirely by one person. Fast forward somewhat to the release of…

Rabbids: Party of Legends Review

Very few fictional creatures divide opinion quite like the Rabbids. Some compare them to Minions, with their obnoxious voices and endless energy whilst others praise the overall character and joy inherent to the creatures. They’re Ubisoft’s answer to Marmite. Personally,…

Touken Ranbu Warriors Review

While I may have ever so slightly dipped my feet in the world of otome games, novels and anime adaptations in the past, that is still a far cry to the things I would’ve normally enjoyed on a lazy Sunday…

Final Vendetta Switch Review

Do you fancy a trip down memory lane to the days when arcades ruled the roost? When the side scrolling beat ā€˜em up was king and you could spend all afternoon punching terrifying bad guys named ā€œGregā€ in the face?…

Neon White Review

It’s not every day that a developer tries to combine a fast-paced, forward-moving first-person shooter with a strategic puzzle-platformer that uses cards to dictate action. In fact, it may never have been attempted before, which means developer Angel Matrix is…