The latest Lego game to come out, Lego Builder’s Journey, takes a different approach to the Lego genre than what we’ve come to expect from a Lego game thanks to Travellers Tales work in the series. Instead of an open…
Mario Golf Super Rush Review
Developed by Camelot Software Planning and published by Nintendo, Mario Golf: Super Rush is the latest addition to the long-running series. Sporting a charming Golf Adventure and some new frenetic gameplay, it makes for quite an exciting golfing experience. However,…
Say No More Review
When reading studies discussing human evolution, a common theme that occurs is the human need for social and societal acceptance. For thousands of years working together has been a societal norm. Co-operation has been championed as a virtue and consistently…
Moero Crystal H Review
Two years ago I was given the chance to review Moero Chronicles on Switch. A rerelease of a previously Japan-only Vita title, it gave me an interesting insight into the world of fan-service-led games and started me down the path…
Under Depths of Fear Review
Who doesn’t love a good horror game? Its always fun to be chased by some evil creature or to have masked murderers jump out at you from around corners but Under: Depths of Fear goes for a more physiological approach…
New Pokémon Snap Review
For as long as I can remember being a Pokémon fan, I’ve always wanted to play some of the older games that launched on the Nintendo 64. Pokémon Snap was probably the one I wanted to play the most. Riding…
SaGa Frontier Remastered Review
SaGa Frontier from SquareSoft was released way back in 1997 in Japan and later (1998) in North America on the original PlayStation console. The game never saw an official release in other territories, until now, more than 2 decades later.…












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