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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Assassins Creed Odyssey Vs Red Dead Redemption 2 – The One You Must Play First.
Having sorted out 2019 moving forward the holiday period was time to get stuck into gaming again in detail with these two heavyweights. Both offer massive and lengthy open-worlds to […]
Reviewing Games In 2019 – A Surrender
‘He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster. And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into […]
Into The Breach – The Cut Price CIV Killer
Into The Breach from the makers of the cult classic FTL, is everything a modern indie title should be. Cheap, deep and utterly engrossing. If you get this be prepared […]
Pokémon Let’s Go Review – Streamlined And Built For No Grind
Every time a new Pokémon game comes out you go through the same cycle. You buy it despite promising never to buy another one, you launch into it with enthusiasm […]
Red Dead Redemption 2 – It’s Trendy To Dislike A Game That Doesn’t Care What You Think
Red Dead Redemption 2 or RDR2 from here on in, is one of the most important games ever released. For me, it is the last of a kind of game […]
Call Of Duty Black Ops 4 Review – Single Player Isn’t Missed In 2018
I am a huge fan of single-player COD campaigns. The Modern Warfare Trilogy, World At War and Black Ops are among my favourite shooter experiences, so when I heard this […]
