LawBreakers Review – Defying gravity but not expectations
The latest in the hero shooter genre, LawBreakers, brings with it gravity defying stunts and quick thinking mayhem, but does it have much character? read on
Reviews
August 2017
Agents of Mayhem Review – Entertaining but repetitive
Agents of Mayhem is the latest instalment from developer Volition. it's here to provide you some answers to questions you might have never even asked, such as... "What would it… read on
Nidhogg 2 Review – Wild, grotesque fun
Fencing has never looked so barbaric. Nidhogg 2 offers fast, dynamic and surprisingly tactical one on one battles with an amazing amount of grotesqueness read on
Original Journey Review
A review Original Journey, a sci-fi RPG indie from Bonfire Entertainment. Check out the details of this adorable adventure. read on
Ken Follett’s The Pillars Of The Earth – Book One Review
The Pillars of the Earth may just be one of the trickiest narratives to make into a video game that I've come across. Based on Ken Follett's 1000-page novel of… read on
Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun Review
A difficult but fun Real Time Tactics title all about sneaking and stabbing in feudal Japan. read on
Peregrin Review
Join Abi as she adventures into foreign lands away from her tribe, controls the wildlife around her, and goes hand to hand with some hostile foes. read on
Dr Kawashima’s Devilish Brain Training: Can you stay focused? Review
Can you stay focused? Or is the devil in the detail? read on
Miitopia Review
Miitopia. An epic face off between good and evil. read on
Masquerada: Songs and Shadows Review
Venetian inspired RPG, Masquerada: Songs and Shadows, brings its unique art style, experienced voice acting cast and frenetic combat to consoles. read on