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Astro Bot Review – A Platforming Masterpiece
Players got to experience Astro's Playroom as a test of PS5 technology, and Astro Bot offers players a full-fledged gaming experience. Team Asobi developed the title outside of Japan. The…
The Last Guardian Review – An Aggravating Masterpiece
2016 has been a divisive year. Brexit, Donald Trump and now it seems that The Last Guardian looks to close the year in the same way. Except this game (a title…
Pokémon Sun and Moon Review – Enough Old and New for Everyone to Love
As Pokémon fans dive into the seventh generation of befriending monsters, the series moves in a new direction and has would-be trainers island hopping on the newest outing. Fret not,…
Dishonored 2 Review – An Intelligent Masterpiece from Start to Finish
Game worlds have the ability to both perplex and beguile; they can conjure up feelings of dread or beauty, or sadness through textured interactions: like simple notes scrawled by troubled…
Clockwork Review – Time for a Challenge
A mechanical boy, a mysterious watch, a plagued world: Clockwork tells the story of a great mechanical city that is on the brink of never-ending failure. Four hundred years earlier,…
Suicide Squad Review – A Positive Step
By now you've no doubt heard the hype surrounding DC's latest introduction into its cinematic universe so we won't go too much into the background of the movie. The story…
Hyper Light Drifter Review – Evoking the Spirit of Emotion
In many ways, games are just as powerful (if not, more so) at stirring thoughts, ideas, opinions and feelings within us as artwork, film or music. After all, video games…
Gunscape Review – Minecraft: FPS Mode
World builders are the hot and happening trend these days. From Minecraft and Starbound, to Little Big Planet and Super Mario Maker, indies and AAA’s are all about user-driven content and…
Super Intergalactic Gang Review – So-so Space Shooter
Sometimes when I pick up and play a game for the first time, I can't help but feel a strange connection through familiar gameplay traits and aesthetics. The way a…
LEGO Marvel’s Avengers Review – Hulk Smash
LEGO Marvel’s Avengers is the latest in a long line of LEGO-themed adaptations of popular franchises. Unlike 2013’s LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, LEGO Marvel’s Avengers follows the adventures of six movies…
Just Cause 3 Review – Primed for Demolition. Nothing more. Nothing less.
There is a right way, and a wrong way, to play Just Cause 3. That may seem like a pretentious thing to say, especially in a medium that is all…
Fallout 4 Review – Another Wonderful Wasteland
The build-up to Fallout 4, and the overwhelming hype, can still be seen in the form of never-ending GIFs, memes, tweets and whatever else it is that those hip, crazy kids…
Game of Thrones Episode 6: The Ice Dragon Review – The North Remembers!
You would not have been remiss to have forgot about the final instalment of Telltale's Game of Thrones. It was a long four months ago that its fifth episode, A…
Book Review – The Elder Scrolls Online: Tales of Tamriel Book II: The Lore
Normal history isn’t that interesting. Where's the magic in it? The demons? The talking cats? You can flick through any of Earth’s factual books without learning about any of these, or…
Warhammer: End Times – Vermintide Review: Guts, Glory and Glitches
Rats are not fun. Rat men less so. Fighting off brutal hordes of insane rat creatures with a team of quirky fantasy archetypes? Getting better. Vermintide is developer Fatshark's attempt…
Mega Man Legacy Collection Review – A Definitive Retro Offering
The Blue Bomber has been around since 1987, and since then over 50 different titles bearing his name have been released. He has many different series under his name: Classic,…
Massive Chalice Review
Emerging from the fog are the long-range Bulwarks, hulking blue Twitchers and ugly, irritating Wrinklers; the Vanguard is surrounded on all sides. However, using the efficient sniper skills of the…
Bioshock Infinite Review
The first person shooter genre has started to get repetitive, predictable and stale as this console generation reaches its end. Back in 2007, Irrational games released the first game in…
