ps4“A fun adventure if the optional elements are ignored…” In an age of humanity dominated by digital media, you might be forgiven for thinking that the small, plastic brick-based toys known as Lego are a thing of the past. And…
The Crew 2 Review
The Crew 2 came out last week and after playing the open beta I wasn’t too sure whether I was going to pick it up or not. Though I’m glad I did, this game is really enjoyable and had me…
Mega Modz Xbox One and PlayStation 4 Custom Controller Review
I recently went out of my way and purchased a set of custom controllers, for my Playstation 4 and Xbox One/PC from a company called Mega Modz. They are an American based company so any UK gamers that love these controllers, be…
Jurassic World: Evolution Review
You know a game deserves a pat in the back once you started fighting over the controller with your kids. And it’s so true in Jurassic World Evolution, a game that mixes both city builder mechanics with breeding your very…
Dissidia Final Fantasy NT+ Season Pass Review
Dissidia was undoubtedly one of the greatest games in the PSP and there’s no surprise that eventually it’ll come to consoles worldwide. But while that came true, I felt that it came in a different and slightly weird way that…
MXGP Pro Review
Considering that the only form of sport I follow is wrestling, I’m extremely limited in how I can experience “faithful” and “realistic” achievements in sporting games. Lifelike ultra responsive gear changes in F1? I barely know what a gear is. …
New GUNDAM BREAKER Review – A Broken Breaker
New GUNDAM BREAKER? More like Harem Builder 101. From the unusually bad reviews from the Japanese gamers to the comments and posts all over the internet, the new gundam breaker game seems to be receiving a lot of hate… and…
Azure Reflections Review
For those unfamiliar with the Touhou Project, it’s a series of Japanese bullet-hell shooters developed by ZUN from Team Shanghai Alice. The colourful cast of characters that the Touhou games’ feature have grown into somewhat of a worldwide phenomenon over…
The Lost Child Review
A mysterious string of suicides have been happening recently in Modern-Day Tokyo and the occult investigator Hayato Ibuki is on the scene. Along with his handy-dandy notebook, they came into the scene of the crime only to get tied up…












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