Bloodstained Ritual Of The Night- Perfection Vania
Metroidvania is one of the terms I hate when talking about games. A mishmash of Metroid and Castlevania it is normally an excuse for backtracking through areas already completed when […]
Mario Maker 2 – Infinity and Beyond
Mario Maker 2 arrived early so I have been able to sink enough time into this charming sequel to one of the Wii U’s greatest games. I feel like putting […]
Crash Team Racing Nitro Fuelled – Another Excellent Remaster
Crash Team Racing or CTR follows in the footsteps of the excellent remaster Crash Bandicoot N-sane Trilogy. Like that game, it is more challenging than many of you may remember. […]
FIFA 20 and My Problem with Modern Sports Games
FIFA 20 was revealed at the weekend with universal positivity over the inclusion of a 5-aside or FIFA Street mode. I must admit I was drawn into this straight away […]
Rage 2 – Sandbox of Emptiness Punctuated by Excellence
I had a soft spot for the first Rage and in particular the wingsticks. A homing three-bladed throwing weapon of death that got me out of many a tight spot. […]
Days Gone – Comfort Blanket Gaming as Sons of Anarchy meets Zombieland
Days Gone, the latest exclusive from a Sony Studio, this time Bend, has got a bit of a hammering in press reviews. Despite this, it has been the highest selling […]
World War Z Game Review – State Of Emergency Mixed With Left 4 Dead
This is an unexpectedly fun game. While the rest of the gaming media are comparing this to Left 4 Dead I couldn’t help but be reminded of the old riot […]
Crash Bandicoot N – Sane Trilogy Review – Increase The Difficulty By Sharing With Toddlers
Crash Bandicoot has become something of a tradition in my household between my three-year-old son and I. Bought on Black Friday I didn’t get playing it properly until the Christmas […]
Observer Review – As Niche As A Rutger Hauer Character
Ever since he appeared in Blade Runner Rutger Hauer has been a safe and steady character actor who despite being instantly recognisable, can portray a number of inwardly different characters […]
The Division 2 – Addictive And User-Friendly
Last time I really liked the original Division because of the ability to play as a single-player in an expansive multiplayer game. The Division 2 has now released and I […]
The Division 2’s 90 GB Digital Future
I had said I wasn’t getting the Division 2, but my reviewing mantra for 2019 is to play what I want when I want so I did something I have […]
Anthem Backlash Shows The Danger Of Developing For The Wrong Crowd
Playing Anthem, loading screens and all is a normal experience. After the recent massive patch, I haven’t had one instance where the game seemed broken beyond repair despite what I […]
Tetris 99 The Final Form Of Battle Royale
Last week at the Nintendo Direct, Tetris 99 was announced and released on the same day. Little did anyone know that the final form of Battle Royale had arrived. The […]
Resident Evil 2 Remake Sets The New Standard For Horror Gaming
Playing the remake of Resident Evil 2 gives you several happy emotions. You are drawn back to a simpler time when you played the first game, you are amazed at […]
The Gamers Paradox – Where We Are With Gaming In 2019
Everyone can agree that we are living in a golden time for gaming. People have more choice, it is more affordable and more mainstream than ever. Surely it is a universal state of happiness, isn’t it?
Warhammer 40K Inquisitor Martyr Review – Diablo Heavy Not Lite
As the title suggests Warhammer Inquisitor Martyr or Inquisitor from here on in is a game set in the Warhammer 40K universe that borrows liberally from Diablo. Surprisingly, this combination […]
