Steelrising review – more like gold rising for Spiders
Ever since the release of Bloodborne in 2015, FromSoft has become a household name in gaming. It was my first…
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Review – Dungeons & Dragons in First Person, Baybay!
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands is the latest entry in the looter-shooter genre by developer Gearbox. It follows the foundations and mechanics…
Ghostwire Tokyo Review – Let The Ghosts Rest Where They Belong
Since its first reveal, Ghostwire: Tokyo had intrigued a lot of people, whether they like FPS games or not. A…
WWE 2K22 Review – Return to Form
After a gap year, Visual Concept has finally released WWE 2K22. Fans have been waiting for the game since 2020…
Elden Ring Review – Arise now, Ye Tarnished!
O Elden Ring, the wait for you felt agonizingly long and my expectations soared with each new sliver of information….
The Waylanders Review – Celtic Conundrum
There are a few core elements I look for in party based RPG games: An engaging world with compelling lore,…
Dying Light 2 Review – Techland Delivers A Memorable Parkour Playground
Originally announced in 2018, Dying Light 2 Stay Human has definitely had a rocky development due to the scale of…
Rainbow Six Extraction Review – Wasted Potential
Ever since its announcement in 2019, Rainbow Six and Ubisoft fans have had one question in their minds, “WHY?” when…
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…
FIFA 22 Review – New Year, Same Game
FIFA 22 is the latest installment to EA Sport’s never-ending FIFA franchise. The game itself was recently released on multiple…
Disciples: Liberation Review – A Classic RPG With A Modern Touch
Where do I start? I have played a handful of RPG games where it is claimed that the player’s choice,…
Far Cry 6 Review – An Exciting Yara With An Underwhelming Story
Far Cry 6 is a sandbox single-player/co-op game that is set in the fictional country of Yara, terrorized by Anton…
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…
Kena: Bridge of Spirits Review – A Short But Memorable Adventure
Kena: Bridge of Spirits caught my attention at the PlayStation Future of Gaming event back in June 2020 but then…
Tormented Souls Review – Nostalgia Done Right
The survival horror genre in gaming hasn’t exactly been able to quite keep up the bar that we’ve been hoping…
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…
King’s Bounty 2 Review – The Start of Something New
King’s Bounty was the landmark title that paved the way for the iconic Heroes of Might and Magic series. Over…
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…
Evil Genius 2 Review
Back in 2004, Elixir Studios released the base-building game Evil Genius, which put players in the role of a…well…evil genius,…
Outriders Review – A Mediocre Experience
Since its reveal back at E3 2019, Outriders has been met with some skepticism. The original reveal didn’t really do…
Monster Energy Supercross 4 Review – Destined for Seasoned Fans Only
Monster Energy Supercross 4 might sound like a pretty generic game to a casual gamer. However, for sworn motorsport fans…
Scott Pilgrim vs The World: Complete Edition Review – A Victorious Return
Scott Pilgrim vs The World has just turned 10 years old and Ubisoft is celebrating its anniversary with a Complete…
Immortals Fenyx Rising Review – A Fun Open World That Fails to Stand Out
Gods and Mons.. oops I mean Immortals Fenyx Rising, Ubisoft’s 3rd open-world game to be released within a span of…
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…
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…