Review: Rebellion successfully branch out with survival mystery Atomfall
Atomfall is one of those games which succeeds despite its shortcomings.
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Chime Sharp Review – Drop the beat
If you happened to play the original Chime, Chime Sharp is more of the same but with a few new modes. That’s not a bad thing – the original was already great – but it’s enough to help you decide whether Chime Sharp is for you. If you haven’t played Chime before, Sharp’s a good…
Review: Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099 takes micromanagement to the macro level
Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099 skews rather too close to simply redoing the original game again but in a futuristic setting.
Calling Time: Call of Duty at 20
Gareth looks back at the original Call of Duty title which started the behemoth franchise.
E3 2016: Battlefield 1 Hands-on Multiplayer Impressions – Merry ol’ mayhem
Multiplayer focused games are kind of my personal curse. When I really like the mechanics of one in particular, I tend to get really interested and excited in playing it, then, after a few weeks with it, I stop playing. It’s been like that for years, probably due to the way I play games and…
Review: Brothers A Tale of Two Sons Remake helps a classic look better than ever
Attractive, eminently playable, and available on the current major platforms, Brothers A Tale of Two Sons Remake is easy to recommend to newcomers.
Review: Convergence: A League of Legends Story works as fun introduction to LoL universe
Convergence is a good action platformer on its own, and it also serves as an entryway into the franchise for those who have never played League of Legends before.
Review: Asterix & Obelix: Slap Them All! is a beautiful recreation of the comics and not much else
You’ll be hard pressed to find a better looking beat ‘em up than Asterix & Obelix: Slap Them All!, but visuals alone aren’t enough to make it a great game.
Review: Verne: The Shape of Fantasy is an imaginative amalgam of the classic author’s greatest works
For those well acquainted with the works of the famous French author, Verne: The Shape of Fantasy is an unequivocal recommendation.
Review: JAWS: Retro Edition rescues a long-forgotten treat from the clutches of obscurity
This game, swallow you whole. Little shakin’, little tenderizin’, an’ down you go… but at least you get more to do in it this time around.