Gravel Review
Ikea is possibly Sweden’s most recognisable export alongside Abba and football megastar Zlatan Ibrahimović. From the simple yellow and blue logo to the mass-produced, flat GO→
Full-time Dad, full-time gamer, gaming since the 90s. Love racing games, Sci-fi a good single player experience and anything with a good story. You can usually find me playing Ark or clearing out my uber backlog. Come along and say hello on Twitter and XBox Live by searching ziplobthud.
Posts by David Anthony
RiftStar Raiders Review
Developed by Climax Studios LTD and Published by Vision Games Publishing, Riftstar Raiders is a top down, twin-stick shooter looter with an RPG like progression GO→
Tiles Review
Basic, stripped down and a title that would not look out of place on a Windows 95 tower, but don’t let that fool you. Originally GO→
The Station Review
If you watch Alien movies and other Sci-fi flicks put out by Hollywood, then you would be forgiven for thinking that all first-contact scenarios with GO→
Mercenary Kings: Reloaded Edition Review
Not long after 2010s much loved Scott Pilgrim Vs the world: The Game hit the market, a small group of Ubisoft Montreal split away to GO→
Asemblance Review
Memory is a weird phenomenon, from a grand personal achievement that warms up your insides to the chilling and sometimes depressing recollection of bad times GO→
Railway Empire Review
When I was a child, like many other kids I had a love of all things trains. Building toy tracks and pretending to rule the GO→
Beholder Complete Edition Review
Just take a moment to imagine if every single part of your life was being monitored without your knowledge, sounds scary, doesn’t it? This is GO→
Flying Tigers: Shadows Over China Review
In mid-1941, a group of American pilots started a journey to the Pacific to help turn the tide against the endless onslaught of Japanese air GO→
Boom Ball 3 for Kinect Review
If you are like me and you still love and have your Kinect plugged in for family fun and games then there is a good GO→
Battlestar Galactica: Deadlock Review
Although there are many turn-based strategy titles on PC, they are few and far between on console; titles like Civilization Revolution and the X-com series GO→
Black Mirror Review
The Black Mirror (not to be confused with the Netflix series of the same name) originally released in 2003 to much acclaim and is still GO→
Ashes Cricket Review
It was about eighteen years ago the first time I really got stuck into any cricket game which was Brian Lara Cricket for the Sega GO→
de Blob Review
If you ever owned a Nintendo Wii during its time at the top nearly ten years ago, chances are this city painting, 3D platformer was GO→
Assault Android Cactus Review
“Better late than never” is a commonly used phrase by most people today, but in the case of Australian developer Witch Beam’s first foray into GO→
Rush: A Disney-Pixar Adventure Review
Originally released as a Kinect only title on the Xbox 360, Asobo Studio is back with a remaster of their child-friendly, adventuring and all around GO→
Dead Exit Review
Table top games, is a sparsely populated genre in the console space. Developer Radiation Burn is one of the few teams trying to remedy this GO→
