I am back to catch even more Pokémon with a whole new island to explore, battles to take on all thanks to the release of ‘The Isle of Armor’ DLC for Pokémon Sword and Sheild. This is actually the first…
Minecraft Dungeons Review
“Minecraft Dungeons strikes an impressive balance between feeling familiar and offering something new.” Gamers have speculated about what a Minecraft 2 might look like for years. Could it be more than simply a cube-based world? Does it ever need to…
Borderlands: Legendary Collection Review
At one point or another, it’s very likely that most of us have come across one of the games in the Borderlands franchise. Personally, I’ve always been quite taken by the cel-shaded visual style, bonkers weapons, and humorous writing and…
Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee Review – Switch
Towards the end of the last century, gaming took a huge jump and what was once deemed impossible finally became reality. Gone were the days of the SNES and Amiga; no, the age of 3D was about to begin and…
The Persistence Review
After finding my feet and making it all the way through Deck 1 it was now time to tackle the challenges of Deck 2. I had made it half-way through the deck when I came face to face with a…
SuperMash Review
Growing up the youngest of three siblings, many games I played were older than me, and more than a little worn with use. Between three brothers, we played through the Castlevania series like it was our business, destroyed pretty much…
Indivisible Review
Developed by Lab Zero Games and published by 505 Games, Indivisible is an action RPG with hand-drawn visuals. After about four years in development, the game launched on PC, PS4 and Xbox One in October 2019. Fast forward to April…
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Review
Oh wow, is an odd way to start a review, but this is how I felt when I heard Nintendo was bringing Xenoblade Chronicles to the Nintendo Switch in a Definitive version, I was actually bouncing off the walls. My…
The Outer Worlds Review
The Outer Worlds is the latest in a long line of releases by Obsidian Entertainment, the behemoth behind games like Fallout: New Vegas and more commonly known for their newer games like South Park: The Stick of Truth or Pillars…
Journey to the Savage Planet Review
Journey to the Savage Planet is a first-person survival game. It’s colourful and quirky and is being touted as an upbeat co-op game but does it live up to the expectations and hype surrounding it? In Journey to the Savage…
Surprising Ways to Improve Your Gaming Performance
Video games are often seen as an easy escape, a place where you can kick…
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