Category: Reviews
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Nobody Saves The World review
Nobody Saves The World is a new action RPG, which feels similar to old school top-down Legend of Zelda games from days gone by and the game has layers of satisfying progression. It’s early in 2022, but this is a game to get excited about with a combination of satisfying combat, a whole host of…
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Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon review
Shovel Knight is back, but this time it’s different as we’re in a falling block puzzle world, similar to others like Columns and Tetris. Shovel Knight Pocket Dungeon is the latest entry from Yact Club Games, this one is a little different, but it’s as entertaining as always. You are probably familiar with other puzzle…
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Tales of Arise review
Tales of Arise is the latest in the series of the Tales franchise, and it’s a great place to jump in if you have never played a Tales game before. If you like Anime, then you’re going to love this, and even if you don’t, there’s enough great combat and interesting characters in here, plus…
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The Forgotten City review
The Forgotten City is a first-person adventure game, which started life as a Skyrim mod, however, went on to be one of the best games of 2021. It’s an adventure where you’re sent to a secluded Roman-style city, trying to figure out who is going to break The Golden Rule. What is The Golden Rule…
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Solar Ash review
Solar Ash is all about how you traverse across the environment, elegantly skating across the clouds, leaping, and jumping as you go. Paired with the fantastic movement mechanics are puzzle sequences and huge boss fights, which remind me of Shadow of the Colossus. Solar Ash from the same development team that brought us Hyper Light…
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Halo Infinite Campaign review
Halo Infinite’s Campaign was released this week, a few weeks after the multiplayer mode, which was delivered early as part of Xbox and Halo’s 20th birthday celebrations. Halo’s new campaign manages to navigate the legacy of great Halo games while pushing the series forward introducing the open world. It has a strong opening third, albeit…
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Cyberpunk 2077 review
I gave up on Cyberpunk 2077 shortly after release. I pre-ordered it, played it on day one, and it was unplayable on my hardware. The bugs were too much for me, making it pretty much unplayable. However, it’s a year since the initial launch and it’s now in a much better state than it was…
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Inscryption review
Inscryption is a creepy card game that has managed to climb head and shoulders above the pack this year, and it’s one of those games you need to check out before 2021 comes to a close. It’s a card game where sometimes the cards talk back, you can merge cards together, plus try and devise…
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Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl review
Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl follow in the footsteps of Let’s Go Pickachu and Eva to bring back a classic Pokémon adventure with modern updates. This is a Pokémon adventure from a simpler time and allows fans to relive their Sinnoh adventures, or take them on an adventure for the first time. It’s also…
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Halo Infinite Multiplayer review
Microsoft recently held their 20th-anniversary stream to celebrate 20 years of Xbox and therefore 20 years of Halo. Rumors had been circulating the weekend before related to an early launch of Halo Infinite Multi-Player, and it actually happened. Today I’m going to look at Halo Infinite and go over my early impressions of the multiplayer…
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It Takes Two review
It Takes Two is a co-op game where you play as the soon-to-be-divorced pairing of Cody and May. Much like the plot of an 80s Disney movie, they have been turned into toys, and they have to reach their daughter to figure out how to turn back into humans. This is co-op gameplay at its…
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Forza Horizon 5 review
Forza Horizon 5 has arrived, and of course, it’s arrived in grand style. This is one of the best-looking, easy pick-up-and-play racing games I’ve laid my hands on. It’s an iteration on what made Forza Horizon 4 good, but everything you want is here – great tunes, beautiful cars, and awesome scenery. Much like the…