Around 2 years ago we were gifted a game that was on no one’s list at the time, The Surge, and while my review for the game painted it in a very bad light it did well enough for the…
Torchlight II (PS4) Review
Dungeon crawlers have always taken the dark and gloomy road. The hideous and most gruesome of boss encounters, the weirdest and craziest of dungeons yet at the end of it was Torchlight. A series originally developed by Runic Games, a…
Catherine Full Body Review
Catherine Full Body is the latest addition to Atlus and Sega’s game’s line up for 2019 and even though at its core, it’s the same game from 8 years ago with additional features, it’s still worth playing. More of the…
Darksiders II: Deathinitive Edition Review
The Darksiders franchise has spawned three titles so far and we are still waiting on a forth staring ‘Strife’, but we have got Darksiders Genesis coming pretty soon, each of the games that have seen its release has been met…
Borderlands 3 PC Review
After 7 years of waiting, we’re finally given Borderlands 3. That’s a long wait and for 7 years, the expectations for the new instalment is huge. The reviews that are coming in are pretty okay, although there are some complaints…
Final Fantasy VIII (8) Remastered Review
Seeing the longest separation in releases, when compared to Final Fantasy VII and IX, VIII has finally made its way to PS4 and Switch as the problem child of the end-of-century titles for Square Enix (Squaresoft at the time). The…
Wreckfest Review
From the developers that bought you FlatOut 1 & 2 comes the next best thing when it comes to racing games. Wreckfest is truly a breath-taking game that comes with intense moments as well as fantastic lifelike physics when it…
Black Desert PS4 Review
Black Desert is an experience. It’s both massive in its scale and outrageous in presentation. Pearl Abyss has carefully handcrafted and skillfully mastered that art. It’s a unique and enjoyable experience as an MMO without you ever thinking it’s an…
Bulletstorm: Full Clip Edition Review – A game that everyone needs to experience
Bulletstorm is a game that when it was released was the kind of crazy shooter action that not many games actually had, it was a game that put humour and gameplay first, then the story, and even then, the story…
The Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warriors Review
The Ninja Warriors was released way back in 1987 as an arcade cabinet game by Taito. This arcade game made its way to the Super Famicom as The Ninja Warriors Again in 1994 and now we have the third version…
Why Game Mechanics Matter More Than Graphics
Many of you will remember crunching dots in Pac-Man, bouncing a pixel ball in Pong,…
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