Review: The Legend of Steel Empire is a decent addition to the Switch’s extensive arcade shooter library
The Legend of Steel Empire is yet another addition to the retro shooter genre on the Switch.
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Yakuza 0 Review – Past, present and future
The Yakuza series has never been one for subtlety. For years, we’ve followed Kiryu Kazuma’s adventures as he continually got deeper and deeper into trouble within the ranks of the Japanese mob. For as reluctant as our anti-hero’s been, trouble always seemed to follow him closely, and as is tradition, these bouts have always hit…
Seafrog is charming skateboarding platformer
Trying to make skateboarding work as a side-scroller can be a challenge, but it’s one Seafrog tackles confidently.
Flywrench Review – Test your limits
Difficult games always feel like a test to see whether you’ll best whatever it throws at you or if it’ll prevent you from moving forward due to its challenges exceeding what you’re physically capable of. Before Flywrench, I hadn’t encountered any examples of the latter. Any time I stopped playing an extremely hard game was…
Review: Discover even more retro portable goodness with NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.2
NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.2 delivers an eclectic selection of some of the best portable games made by SNK and Capcom.
Review: Rally Arcade Classics is pure Dreamcast-era racing goodness
From NETK2GAMES out of Barcelona comes one of the most enjoyable arcade racing you’ll play: Rally Arcade Classics is no fluff, all fun.
Review: Tedious WrestleQuest flexes the one muscle it has – nostalgia
Only hardcore fans of ‘80s wrestling or ‘90s JRPGs need apply for WrestleQuest, a backwards-looking fusion of the two
E3 2014 – Bloodborne Impressions
It’s only been a few months since Dark Souls 2 landed and already we’ve got another Souls-esque game to get excited about. Bloodborne comes from the creator of the Souls series himself, Hidetaka Miyazaki, developed in conjunction with Sony Japan. It is very much a Souls game, borrowing many of its design sensibilities, but only…
Return to the Painted World: Our Thoughts on Dark Souls 3: Ashes of Ariandel
Ever since Eduardo and I finished up Dark Souls 3 proper, we’ve been wondering what was in store for the game’s two expansions. The first, Ashes of Ariandel, landed last month, so of course the two of us got together to chat about it in-depth, as is tradition. Warning: Spoilers ahead. Callum: Out of all…
A new Commandos Origins patch is out and it finally fixes one of its most annoying issues
Kalypso Media and Claymore Game Studios have issued patch 1.2 for Commandos Origins which finally let me finish one of its most infamously buggy missions.