Everyone loves getting surprises, if you don’t well then you’re probably a bit of a party pooper. So naturally when I heard by word of mouth about a service called Loot Crate which sent out a small box of unknown…
Munin Review
There’s a saying that if the mountain won’t come to Muhammad then Muhammad must go to the mountain. Munin is the two’s common ground. Developed by Gojira and published by Daedalic Entertainment, this platformer follows the story of Odin’s faithful…
GRID Autosport Review
It’s been a while since I’ve really dived head first into a realistic racing game. There are many reasons for this, including the fact that the ones I tried were often either too inaccessible, too serious, or not quite realistic…
Among the Sleep Review
“Among the Sleep is an outstanding title which you really have to play!” Among the Sleep is the first toy to come out of the box from Norwegian indie developers Krillbite Studio. After a successfully-backed Kickstarter campaign, the developers…
The Elder Scrolls Online Review – Part 3 Final
Read Part 1 Here Read Part 2 Here Now for the Final Part ESO has been live for a decent amount of time now, and it seems appropriate to put together some final thoughts for ZeniMax’s promising MMO port of…
Always Sometimes Monsters Review
Most great games end up taking their direction down one of two routes. The first gives you a game with amazing gameplay and mechanics, but a somewhat lacklustre storyline which isn’t that memorable. The second route gives you an amazing…
Stranded Review
Stranded is like no other game you’ve encountered before. Peter Moorhead brings us Stranded. I have never experienced a game like Stranded, and so it’s a little more difficult to review. It is a point-and-click exploration game with heavy emphasis…
QBEH-1: The Atlas Cube Review
QBEH-1 is a first person puzzle platformer game that was created by Liquid Flower Games. QBEH-1 is a prequel to their other game QBEH, and is a beautiful concoction of puzzles and intriguing environments. Although the puzzles often lack challenge,…
Final Fantasy III PC Review
24 years after its creation, Final Fantasy III reaches our computer screens. Should it have remained in the past? 24 years ago, FFIII was released on SNES in Japan. 16 years later, Square Enix moulded it into a 3D version…
Welcome to Wildstar: The Review – Part 1
Welcome to Wildstar, cupcake! MMO’s have been jostling for the crown for years. With such a rigid formula, it has been difficult to create a game innovative and unique enough to stand out from the MMO crowd. World of Warcraft…
Hidden Adaptive Game Systems Controversy: Are Modern Games Changing in Real Time?
Something Strange Is Happening in Modern Gaming Something unusual has been making the rounds across…
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