Astro's Playroom is a surprise hit that was an absolute blast to play. Full of PlayStation nostalgia and references, it's a must play for all PS5 owners.
Astro’s Playroom Review
Mafia: Definitive Edition – Review
This stunning remake of the 2002 classic, offers an engrossing narrative and memorable characters, accompanied by solid gameplay that, can be quite basic.
Final Fantasy VII Remake – Review
Final Fantasy VII Remake is a game with moments of brilliance and great innovation, buried in a slew of dull and unnecessary bloat.
Ori and the Will of the Wisps Review: A Near Flawless Masterpiece (Updated Score)
Ori and the Will of the Wisps combines satisfying gameplay, stunning visuals, beautiful music and a sweet story to make it a near-perfect masterpiece.
Control – Quick Fire Review
Control is a surprising hit that kept me engrossed and in suspense the whole way through. Fun combat and interesting story overshadow the disappointing bosses.
Trails of Cold Steel – Quick Fire Review
Trails of Cold Steel is an expansive JRPG filled with sharp writing, great characters and intriguing narrative. Some repetitive gameplay and monotonous quest structure doesn't stop it from being an enjoyable experience.
Pokemon Sword & Shield Review – As Shallow as an Empty Pokeball
Pokemon is such an important franchise for me and one of my favourites of all time. Pokemon Red was one of the first games I ever played and it got me into gaming as a child. Its core formula has stayed the same over the 20+ years and that's been fine as its stuck to handheld... Continue Reading →
Greedfall – Review
Developed by SpidersPublished by Focus Home InteractiveAvailable on Xbox One, PS4, PCReviewed on Xbox One XIt wasn't too long ago that Bioware was seen as the predominant developer when it came to story and character driven Western RPG's. But their decline over the last few years has left a void in the genre. Apart from... Continue Reading →
The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan – Review
Man of Medan tries to recapture what made Until Dawn so great back in 2015. While it succeeds in a number of areas, it ultimately can’t reach the same height of its predecessor.
Old Man’s Journey – Review
'Don't judge a book by its cover' is a phrase that applies perfectly to this game. Where the gorgeous art direction cannot save this poorly executed and short experience.
