Review: Carving a relationship in Boyfriend Dungeon can be quite a violent affair
I guess Boyfriend Dungeon proves that love can really bloom on the battlefield, huh?
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Review: Rebellion hit the target with greatly refined stealth action in Sniper Elite 5
Sniper Elite 5’s solo and multiplayer modes are equally enthralling in this accomplished entry in a series which has steadily improved over the years.
Review: Neyyah is the most faithful successor to the original Myst and Riven I have ever played
Neyyah is unabashed in its core objective of presenting an experience which hews as closely as possible to iconic titles like Myst and especially Riven.
Review: Stronghold Warlords is a continuation of a series that is frustratingly stuck in the past
The eighth Stronghold game is like a medieval castle: well-built, but far from cutting-edge.
Callum’s Top 10 Games of 2016
It’s New Year’s Eve. Usually the end of the year is bittersweet, but it also provides some kind of relief. We made it through another year, now let’s make the next one better, we tell ourselves. The start of a new year always feels like a fresh start of sorts, a chance to wipe the…
Persona 4: Dancing All Night Review – Stretch, stretch, stretch your franchiiise!
First rule of storytelling: Is this the most interesting part of your protagonist’s life? If it isn’t, why aren’t you showing us that? Persona 4 way back in 2008 was a fairly fresh RPG with an eclectic and timeless cast. Then Atlus followed up a few years later with Arena and its fantastic sequel, and…
Papers, Please Review
Papers, Please is one of the best games to have addressed the omnipresence of bureaucracy since the Douglas Adams text-adventure in 1987.
Review: A legendary series finally comes to a close with Trails into Reverie
Trails into Reverie marks the end of one of gaming’s longest running, consecutive released series, with Trails of Cold Steel, and a fresh beginning for another if NIS America has anything to say about it.
Review: Silent Hill f revels in shock, gore, and beautifully rendered but still damn disturbing imagery
Silent Hill f moves the series in a bold direction despite its lack of overall cohesion.
Review: Superb conclusion Cultic Chapter Two sticks the landing
Cultic is confirmed in retro shooter greatness by this ambitious, grisly finale.