Assassin’s Creed Mirage Review – A Step In The Right Direction?
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Starlink: Battle for Atlas Review, Liberating A Galaxy From The Palm Of Your Hand
Starlink: Battle for Atlas is a sci-fi action-adventure title, following a group of explorers on their journey through the Atlas…
Remnant 2 Review – A Newcomer’s Perspective
When Remnant: From the Ashes was released back in 2019, it was hailed as “Dark Souls with Guns”. While I…
Deathloop Review – Learn, Die, Repeat
After having just played through both Dishonored 2 and 12 Minutes in the past month alone, the concept of the…
Battalion 1944 Early Access Review – A Long Way to Go
Battalion 1944 was released on the first of February and was immediately overloaded with players who completely failed to join…
Godfall Review – Enjoyable Until You Start Noticing Its Flaws
Godfall is a brand new game developed by Counterplay Games and published by Gearbox Software, which you might remember from…
Star Wars Outlaws Review – A Stripped Formula That Lacks Feel
I pride myself on being a Star Wars fan, having been introduced to the franchise as a wee lad. The…
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Review – Choc(obo)-full Of World Building
The Journey continues to exciting new places in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth.
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League Review – A Swing And A Miss
An offering that doesn’t live up to the standard expected from this studio.
Lies of P Review: A Harrowing Twist On A Childhood Classic
The tale of the artificial lad Pinocchio has had many retellings over the years, with most depictions largely retaining the…
Persona 5 Review – A Perfectly Realized Teenage Simulation
At one point or another, we all wanted to change someone’s mind and Persona 5’s story revolves around the same…
Alan Wake 2 Review – Remedy’s Magnum Opus
Perfection!
Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom Liberty Review – A Spy Rescue Story
Does Phantom Liberty deliver a satisfying conclusion to the Night City of Cyberpunk 2077? Our review will answer that for you.
The Crew Motorfest Review – Race With Everything
The Crew Motorfest is the most recent entry in the famous The Crew series. Overall, the newer version has quite…
Atlas Fallen Review – A Lopsided Monster Hunting Journey
Atlas Fallen is the latest game from developer Deck 13, the studio behind the original Lords of the Fallen game…
Final Fantasy 16 Review – A Polarizing Experience
When a franchise has as many entries as Assassin’s Creed or has been running for as long as Final Fantasy…
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Review – Odin Favors Bravery, Not Stealth
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla promises an “ultimate viking fantasy” but which fits snuggly into the same vein as the preceding Origins…
Assassin’s Creed Unity Review – Everything Old is New Again
Assassin’s Creed Unity seems to be a genuine effort by the developers to go back to the roots of the franchise by refining the core elements of the early games and making the game approachable for brand new adopters in terms of gameplay and narrative.
Dead Island 2 Review: Hell-A Is Hella Fun
The zombie genre is saturated, to say the least. With tons of games, decade-long TV shows and movie franchises, there…
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Review – A Worthy Sequel With Performance Woes
A long time ago in a galaxy far far away, there was a child who was mesmerized by the world…
Watch Dogs: Legion Review – Taking DedSec in The Right Direction Innit
Recruit Anyone! That has been one of the key selling points of Ubisoft’s latest; Watch Dogs Legion ever since its…
Homefront Review
Homefront depicts an improbable future world scenario in which a series of events (Particularly US trouble accessing oil supplies) leads…
Monster Hunter Rise (PC) Review – Dangos and Dragons
With the release of Monster Hunter World, the Monster Hunter series evolved from a niche series to a big-budgeted AAA…
Biomutant Review – Goodness From Small Beginnings
Swedish developer Experiment 101’s debut title Biomutant was first announced back in 2017, which given the current lockdown state of…
Life is Strange: True Colors Review – A Brilliant New Entry in the Series
Whenever a new game in the Life is Strange universe is announced, I always get extremely hyped because I know…