Middle-earth: Shadow of War Review – Rowdy Orchish Bedlam
Talion is back in Middle-earth and ready to take on an alarmingly huge and enjoyably diverse set of Orcs. Bring on Midde-earth: Shadow of War. read on
Reviews
October 2017
Always Sometimes Monsters Review – Do our choices really matter?
Always Sometimes Monsters is a choice-driven RPG that challenges the way we view decisions and consequences, but does it leave the player satisfied? read on
The Evil Within 2 Review – Captivating, memorable horror
To say that I was excited for a sequel is an understatement, so I’m pleased that The Evil Within 2 refines its craft even further, throwing some engaging open world… read on
WWE 2K18 Review – Showing off, but not backing it up
WWE 2K18 has refined just enough to make this a worthy buy, even for those skeptical of these annual releases. read on
Yo-Kai Watch 2: Psychic Specters Review – Addicted… send help
A great introduction to the franchise and just a great RPG read on
Hob Review – A living mechanised dream
Hob is a wondrous adventure through a beautiful world. Platform, puzzle and fight your way through while bringing the world back to life. read on
Inmates Review – Locked up and locked in
Sav gets locked up to review Davit Andreasyan's game 'Inmates', an atmospheric psychological horror game set inside an abandoned prison. read on
Total War: WARHAMMER II Review – Deep, brutal, strategic
Jen digs down deep into Total War: WARHAMMER II, but does she have what it takes to be a strategy master? read on
Forza Motorsport 7 Review – A new breed of horsepower
Forza is back and it's bringing with it the classic simcade style of racing. Find out what makes this particular entry into the franchise special read on
Divinity Original Sin 2 Review – The new benchmark for CRPGs
Developed by Larian Studios, Divinity Original Sin 2 is an increadible leap forward, not only for the series, but for RPGs in general. read on