Review: Steel Assault can be frustrating at times but is still a blast to play
Zenovia Interactive’s debut game Steel Assault is a challenging retro platformer with some cool mechanics and a teeth-clenching level of challenge.
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Review: You are sure to get a kick out of the brilliant Anger Foot
With Anger Foot, the makers of Broforce deliver immense, anarchic fun at a breakneck pace.
Rayman Legends Review
There are few games out there that can match Rayman Legends. It sets a new standard in charm and creativity, and it should positively be played by just about anyone with even the slightest interest in videogames. Picking up from where Rayman Origins left off, Legends takes everything one step above. It seems Rayman and…
Yoshi’s Wooly World Video Review – Dreams of Yarn
Do Alex Jacksons dream of yarn? Apparently so. Here’s Alex’s video of Yoshi’s Wooly World!
Worms W.M.D Review – Fully loaded
Over the years since its inception, the Worms series has seen its share of ups and downs. After a weak attempt at bringing the franchise to the third dimension during the 32-bit generation, Team-17 realized our spineless but extremely courageous friends deserved better, bringing them back to glorious 2D. And with Worms W.M.D, they’re at…
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.
Review: EA Sports College Football 26 is a fresh take in an otherwise tired field of sports games
Pick your alma mater and get ready to grind it out in EA Sports College Football 26, the best football game this year.
Death Squared is an excellent Switch pick up and play puzzler
Out of the host of games that I got to check out during BIG Festival in July, Death Squared was easily the one that caused the strongest emotional response. That emotion was bewilderment, with a pinch of rage. It’s a really clever puzzle game that makes fantastic use of dual analog controls as you keep…
Hitman Episode 3: Marrakech Review – Coping with the coup
Generating big crowds of people has been one of gaming’s next leaps in technology. Some games have managed to convey these with moderate amounts of success, but most of the times, they end up looking like a handful of repeated character models bunched up together, going through canned animation cycles. The first game that really…