Category: Reviews

  • Ring Fit Adventure review

    Nintendo isn’t new to the fitness game genre with the success of Wii Fit years ago, but Nintendo is back with a new and improved version called Ring Fit Adventure. It’s not just a novelty either, this one will make you feel the burn and it’s the perfect game for current times. The following is…

  • Streets of Rage 4 review

    It’s been 16 years since the last Streets of Rage release and since that time the scrolling beat ’em up genre has been left behind in the previous Millenium, until now. Streets of Rage is back with the 4th iteration of the game and it’s back with modern graphics, great music and that familiar feel.…

  • Gato Roboto Review

    If you tell me the premise for your game is a tiny cat in a mech suit, then I am instantly sold. Luckily, Gato Roboto is exactly that, a nice little Metroidvania which is a short, but an extremely fun game from Doinksoft and Devolver Digital. Metroidvanias have been made very popular over the last…

  • Over the Alps Review

    Over the Alps is an exciting, spy romp from the very start and if you’re looking for an alpine narrative adventure then this could be the perfect game for you. As Over the Alps is a narrative adventure game you’re picking the lines of dialogue and weaving your way through the story through a series…

  • Ori and The Will of the Wisps Review

    Ori and the Will of the Wisps is a beautiful game full of fluid movement, big set pieces, furious action and heartfelt quiet moments that will amaze and delight you. This is the follow up to Ori and the Blind Forest from Moon Studios and with big boots to fill after their superb first game,…

  • The Longing Review

    What do you do when your King and idol tell you to wait, and I mean wait for a long time. You play as a small Shade who’s been given the instruction to wait it out for his King to regain his power, and you have to wake him up when he’s ready. The only…

  • Dead Cells: The Bad Seed DLC Review

    Dead Cells is the kind of game that can get its claws into you. I ended up thinking about Dead Cells runs while I was doing the washing up, while I was on the tube and while I was trying to get to sleep. Now, with the release of the games first paid DLC, The…

  • LUNA The Shadow Dust Review

    Luna: The Shadow Dust is a beautiful looking game, it reminded me of the Snowman (an old book since turned into an animated short). Luna has many of the same qualities – a beautiful hand-drawn aesthetic and great music. If you’re a fan of point and click adventures then this might be for you. In…

  • Turrican Flashback review

    Turrican has arrived on Nintendo Switch in the form of Turrican Flashback, providing that nostalgic look back to one of the most beloved running and gunning shoot em ups of the 90s. Turrican Flashback is a compilation of Turrican games which includes Turrican, Turrican II: The Final Fight, Mega Turrican and Super Turrican. The original…

  • A Short Hike Review

    There’s something comforting about A Short Hike. It’s very chill, the music is relaxing and it’s a happy world. It’s the video game equivalent of going camping or having a few days out in nature and you’ll more than likely come away from this game with a smile on your face. In A Short Hike,…

  • Control Review

    Ever stepped into a building that you’ve been searching for your whole life, only to find the Director’s dead and the murder weapon is somewhat alive? Well, that’s what we’ve got with Control, the latest game from Remedy Entertainment (creators of Max Payne, Alan Wake and Quantum Break). This is a game that will make…

  • Ape Out Review

    This could be one of the most stylish games you’ll play with hits of Jazz and colour to the extent you’ve never seen before. The concept is simple, just get the Ape Out – and smash everything that gets in your way. Ape Out is a game about searching for freedom. You play as an…