Ace Combat 7 : Skies Unknown Review – Fly the not so friendly sky
So for the budding jet fighter pilot what does Ace Combat 7 : Skies Unknown have to offer? To be honest it is an acquired taste. It straddles the grey… read on
Reviews
January 2019
YIIK: A Postmodern RPG Review – A playable existential crisis
YIIK: A Postmodern RPG is a retro-fueled role playing game set in the late '90s; right on the cusp of the turn of the century when dial-up internet was all… read on
Double Cross Review – Slinging through the multiverse
In Double Cross, play as Zahra Sinclaire as you search for clues in alternate dimensions as you uncover a mystery that threatens the entire multiverse! read on
New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe Review – Everything Old is New Again
Nintendo's latest platformer brings the Mario Bros. Wii U outing to the Switch, with New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, adding two new playable characters. read on
December 2018
Ashen Review – A light in these dark times
Brought to us by a New Zealand studio Ashen brings a fantastic art style and wonderful world building to an already beloved genre. read on
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden Review – A ducking good challenge
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden might be a game you haven't heard much about, but it takes the genre popularised by Final Fantasy Tactics, X-COM, Phantom Doctrine and more recently… read on
Gris Review – An emotional water-coloured journey into digital art
Gris is the most recent stunning game bridging the gaps between art and gaming. An emotional water-coloured journey, Gris is the work of creative director Conrad Roset (who had never… read on
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Review – Smashing fun!
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate brings in the new and brings back the old in the latest installment of the iconic crossover brawler. read on
Just Cause 4 Review – Cloudy with a chance of explosions
Just Cause 4 adds more guns, more explosions, more stunts, and an even bigger sandbox to put them all in. Why? Just 'cause! read on
Big Bash Boom Review – That’s not just cricket
Summer Cricket is as Aussie as shrimp on a BBQ. This year the great backyard game is getting spiced up with a dose of Big Bash League action courtesy of… read on
Persona Dancing: Endless Night Collection Review – Niche meets niche
Persona is so popular in fact that the developers decided that a spin-off into the rhythm genre would be a success, and thus came Persona 4: Dancing All Night that… read on
November 2018
Battlefield V Review – Untold War Stories
Bringing it's very particular brand of FPS to World War II, Battlefield V sets itself apart by focusing on untold stories and settings from the era. read on
Yomawari: The Long Night Collection Review – Spooky, frustrating ghosts
With a cute aesthetic and dark, twisted monsters, Yomawari combines two horror games into one collective experience on Switch. Will they scare you stiff? read on
Chimparty Review – Monkeying around never felt so bland
One of the latest titles in Sony's PlayLink range, Chimparty fails to stand out from the crowd as a party game, but younger players might get a kick out of… read on
11-11: Memories Retold Review – The Art of War
Released 100 years after the end of the war, Aardman has released 11-11: Memories Retold, an adventure game exploring both sides of WW1. read on
Pokémon Let’s Go: Pikachu Review – the most lively Pokémon world yet!
Pokémon Let's Go: Pikachu lovingly recreates the classic world of Pokémon Yellow and gives it a casual, Pokémon Go-style twist. But does it work? read on
Fallout 76 Review – Atomic annihilation
Things have gone atomic with the launch of Fallout 76. Do you put on your power armour and join the adventure? Or stay out of the blast radius? read on
My Hero One’s Justice Review – All Might or just Al’right?
Will you fight alongside your heroes from the UA, or go dark and join the league of villains in My Hero One's Justice? read on
Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum ‘n’ Fun! Review – Love it or beat it
Taiko no Tatsujin will be more familiar to fans who have been to a Japanese arcade, where the rhythm genre is still going strong. Now it's on Switch for us… read on
Red Dead Redemption 2 Review – A generation defining journey in the West
Red Dead Redemption 2 pushes the boundaries of what games can be, and immerses players in a rich, vibrant Western world. Read the full review now! read on