Andy Johnson, Author at Entertainium

Review: The Stone of Madness is a highly distinctive, but flawed tactics game

The makers of Blasphemous switch genres and mine Spain’s gaming history with The Stone of Madness

Robobeat provides no surprises, but it’s still fun to play.

Rebellion make no big plays with this spinoff, but their formula is as sound as ever.

With frustrating combat and linear yet opaque progression, this samurai fails his mission.

Andy selects his best plays of 2024, including new games and some older favourites from years past.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 does just enough to carve out a distinctive niche within an increasingly vast and confusing series.

Veterans of the genre will be completely at home within seconds of starting Sumerian Six.

A labour of love for solo developer Jordan Mochi, Conscript is an unusual lo-fi take on survival horror.

With Anger Foot, the makers of Broforce deliver immense, anarchic fun at a breakneck pace.

Forges for Corruption, the DLC for one of 2023’s best games, Warhammer 40k Boltgun, is modest in its aims but still an absolute thrill to play.