Review: The Switch gets to answer the age-old question about Crysis
Yes, it can run it. Quite well, in fact.
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It’s bananas! Donkey Kong Country turns 30 today
Donkey Kong Country, one of Rare’s most celebrated games on the Super Nintendo is three decades-old!
Review: Bit.Trip Rerunner is a great example of what a good remake looks like
With the inclusion of the original game and a set of new mechanics that slot in naturally, Bit.Trip Rerunner is a stellar example of a remake.
Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 Review
Yearly upgrades have come to be the norm for sport games since just about forever. Long gone are the days you’d buy one of them without having expectations or comparison points with previous versions. Coming in from Jaleco’s GOAL! and International Superstar Soccer, I had my doubts jumping back into soccer games with last year’s…
Review: Destroy All Humans! 2 Reprobed tries a little too hard
The second remake in the Destroy All Humans! series sees a shift in tone, with terrible jokes that should’ve stayed back in 2006.
Velocibox Review – A test of endurance
Velocibox is an endless runner wherein you play as a box that zooms down a rectangular corridor. The goal is to collect several smaller cubes littered about to ascend to the next level, avoiding the myriad obstacles along the way. You move about the hall by sliding left or right and by flipping the room…
Review: Wasteland 3 is a great adventure that won’t leave you out in the cold
Get deputized by the Desert Rangers as they embark on a very cold journey down to Colorado.
Let’s talk about Tacoma
Tacoma, the latest walk-‘em-up game from Fullbright, the makers of the critically acclaimed Gone Home, is out now. Callum and Gareth have played it, and we decided to debrief in order to share our thoughts on the experience. Be warned; we will talk about everything in the game, so there will be spoilers galore! Gareth:…
Bioware has ways to go with Anthem, but there’s potential
If Bioware can work in adding more variety to Anthem, it has the potential to be a blast in the long run. As it currently stands, it’s repetitive and extremely buggy.
Review: The Chant has you fighting your inner demons as you look to cure your mind
A hideaway retreat turns into a living nightmare for a young woman with a traumatic past in The Chant.