Review: With Ride 4 new doesn’t necessarily mean better
Ride 4 is a disappointing entry in Milestone’s chief franchise.
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Gareth’s Top Games of 2015
Over the next few days, Entertainium’s editors will be showing off their top picks for the very best (and possibly a few of the worst) games of 2015. Starting off proceedings is Gareth Brading, our PC Games Editor and long-standing Senior British person. Best Modification Portal Stories: Mel: Portal Stories often feels like a proper,…
Review: Asterigos: Curse of the Stars is an almost stellar action-RPG
Despite an underwhelming story, this is a solid, accessible, and compelling take on the Soulslike formula
DuckTales Remastered Review
Ah, DuckTales. A huge part of some of the 1980s/early 1990s babies and certainly a part of mine. The videogame adaptation handled by Capcom for the NES is still considered by many one of the best platformers ever. Twenty something years later, it’s getting a high resolution remake, complete with voice acting from the original…
There certainly are no limits to gaming if Limitlesssquad has anything to say about it
Shortly after the release of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on March 22nd 2019, a discussion developed within the gaming community regarding difficulty and accessibility standards. Many commentators argued that Sekiro, and many From Software games in general, were willfully excluding certain player groups with the difficulty of the games they created, particularly those who suffered…
Review: Against all odds, Contra Operation Galuga is in fact a shockingly good game
The boys are back and they’ve brought in some friends along for the ride in Contra Operation Galuga.
Playing Sektori and its decade old predecessor side-by-side
Playing Sektori and its predecessor Trigonarium in parallel is a fun exercise in seeing a game evolve.
E3 2015 – Tabletop gaming comes to PS4 in the form of Armello
Armello is a turn-based strategy game wherein you and three other players fight for control of the throne. It’s essentially a virtual tabletop game, as evident by its use of cards and dice and how they’re presented. It’s a bit formidable at first, what with all the systems and mechanics at play (especially as someone…
Yo-Kai Watch Review – A spirited effort
Your journey into the world of Yo-Kai Watch begins in earnest after a simple character creation process that involves selecting between the two main protagonists of the story, Nate or Katie, and naming them whatever you like (although whatever you name your character, the cutscenes will still refer to them as Nate or Katie). It…
Review: There’s never a bad day to Destroy All Humans!
No one can stop the little GREEN man!