Beatbuddy: On Tour Review

It has long been my belief that music is the closest thing we’ll ever get to true magic in the real world. Vibrations, clinging together to make a variety of beautiful tones. A wonderful, dangerous, powerful force in the world,…

Vertigo Void Review

You remember Kula World on the PSone, right? Sure you do. It’s the one where you played as a beach ball and bounced around mind-boggling levels, defied the laws of physics, collected fruit, and solved platforming-puzzles in Egypt, Antarctica and…

Kingdom Review

Kingdom, a fun little 2D game by Noio and Licorice, making their own mark on the indie trade. While the companies are new they do have members from other companies so the talent is a mix, which is shown slightly…

QPAD MK-50 Mechanical Keyboard Review

This is my first review for QPAD, and its for the QPAD MK-50 Mechanical Keyboard, one of there entry level gaming keyboards, so lets go over what this keyboard has, as its main features, QPAD MK-50 Pro Gaming Mechanical Keyboard,…

Razer Orochi 2015 Edition Review

Way back when, well, some time in the past, I owned my very first laptop, from Alienware, the M17X, a powerhouse of a laptop, and I loved it. With the laptop I wanted the best mouse, headset and mouse mat.…

Rise of the Tomb Raider Review

“Lara is back and on perfect form…” It feels as though it has been an age that we have waited for 2015’s Rise of the Tomb Raider to transition from Xbox exclusive title to its PC release. Fans of the…

Creative Sound Blaster Tactics 3D RAGE Wireless Headphones v2.0 Review

After reviewing the Plantronics RIG recently and how impressed I was about the quality, sound and how they virtually sat on your head, with almost no weight to them, can anything be better? I would say yes, how about a…

Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Review

I like anime. Most is usually pretty exciting, made by obviously talented artists, and most has a pretty good story, or at least they have in my experience. Spoiler alert; until recently I hadn’t had much experience. When I was…

Blade and Soul Review

Blade and Soul is an MMORPG published and developed by NCsoft way back in 2012 around the same time as the London Olympics. The game is Korean (fun South Korea not scary North Korea) made and has worked its way…

Pony Island Review

“It is fun, which is what every game absolutely should be!” Pony Island is exactly the sort of game you will want to get hold of if you are currently trying to convince your six year old to opt for…