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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Metal Gear Survive – A Game With No Chance Of Success
While it tries to cling to the Metal Gear heritage, it clearly isn’t a Metal Gear game. It may have been worked on as an add-on or even paid DLC but other than the cutscenes and menu screens it could have been simply called ‘Survive’ and would surely have garnered a better response from the public. These are questions we will never know the answer to but if you know what you are getting into you will find a great deal of challenge and satisfaction in Metal Gear Survive if very little fun at a budget price.
Far Cry 5 Review – Domestic Setting Is Still a Violent Playground For Fans Of The Series
The Far Cry games are among some of my most favourite games yet as the series edges closer to reality it becomes slightly uncomfortable to play
Pixel Gear PSVR Review – Fun and Cheap Example Of Perfect Shooting Mechanics
Unfortunately, as many thought, the mass amount of PSVR games at launch has not been added to as stock shortage and the lack of profit for developers on the system […]
Call Of Duty Infinite Warfare – COD Does Battlestar Galactica
With the fall season upon us, we have four big first person shooters to review. The reviews for Modern Warfare Remastered, Battlefield One and Titanfall 2 will follow but first, it is time for the yearly installment of COD titled Infinite Warfare. Spoilers, it’s quite good.
Maggie – The Philadelphia of Zombie Films
When I first heard the buzz around Maggie directed by Henry Hobson and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, I marked it down as a film I had to see. Unfortunately the hype around it had died down so much, that when I finally got the chance to watch it this weekend. I came at it fresh. The film stands up as a serious look at disease, rather than an action packed thriller.
In play – Dying Light gets the zombie feeling right
Dying light is a game that takes inspiration from many sources although when you are stranded early in the game, at night, with no guns and facing a sprint across rooftops and under fences before you can feel safe, you struggle to see where developer Techland’s game is similar to others.
