MotoGP 19 Review
It’s that time of year again where we see Milestone’s latest itteration of the MotoGP series. This year we get a more streamlined experience with GO→
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Train Sim World: Tees Valley Line Review
Tees Valley Line, the latest expansion for Train Sim World features the Darlington & Stockton Railway, with services for passengers and steel haulage. As with GO→
Layers of Fear 2 Review
Bloober Team’s 2016 surprise hit, Layers of Fear, saw players take on the role of a tortured artist striving to create his magnum opus while GO→
Darkwood Review
Let’s go ahead and address the elephant in the room. Darkwood does not care if you survive. The game is so unapologetic about its difficulty GO→
Dragon’s Lair Trilogy Review
Interactive movies are only recently becoming a genre that is taken seriously. However, back in 1983 Don Bluth took his animation skills from his time GO→
Sniper Elite V2 Remastered Review
Originally released in 2012, Rebellion’s stealth shooter Sniper Elite V2 put players in the shoes of elite soldier Karl Fairburne as he trudges through World GO→
American Fugitive Review
American Fugitive is an open-world sandbox game that is very much relatable to the original Grand Theft Auto. It features some great gameplay mechanics and GO→
A Plague Tale: Innocence Review
Set in one of the darkest, grittiest, most turbulent periods of history, A Plague Tale: Innocence asks its players to emotionally invest in some of GO→
Razer Turret for Xbox One Review
The Razer Turret is a product of a partnership between Microsoft and Razer, it is a keyboard and mouse that can also function as a GO→
Razer Kraken Review
The Razer Kraken is a wired stereo gaming headset, that has some pretty neat design features. One of which is a game changer for me. GO→
Mortal Kombat 11 Review
The new meets the old in this instalment of Mortal Kombat, with new villain Kronika trying to rewrite the timeline and in doing so bringing GO→
SNK 40th Anniversary Collection Review
Retro video games have been riding the nostalgia train for all it has been worth this console generation, and who could blame them? Today’s gamers GO→
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy Review
For the first time ever, Ace Attorney is available on other platforms besides Nintendo’s. While there is over ten games in the series if you GO→
World War Z Review
Video games that tie in to movies rarely succeed as intended. A game being tied into a six year old movie that was heavily panned GO→
Unknown Fate Review
Unknown Fate on the surface looks an intriguing title, wandering around a strange world, solving puzzles while working out what happened to protagonist Richard. However, GO→
Snooker 19 Review
After a long 9 years since the last officially licensed Snooker game was released and just in time for the start of the World Championship GO→
My Time at Portia Review
The post apocalyptic world has never been so adorable. The quaint little town of Portia may not look the part of a mysterious dystopia, but GO→
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice review
What would you get if you took the DNA of the Soulsborne series and mixed it with Tenchu’s? Well, you get Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, GO→
The Occupation Review
Developed by White Paper Games and published by Humble Bundle, The Occupation seeks to draw players back to late 1980s England with this first person, GO→
FAR: Lone Sails Review
FAR: Lone Sails is a side-scrolling adventure in which you play as an unamed girl and set out on a journey in a land-ship. Similarities GO→
