April 2018

Penny-Punching Princess Review – Paying the price of capitalism

There is a fine line between a unique selling point and a gimmick. A good game creates interesting gameplay moments. A bad game simply creates a something odd to sell… read on

Extinction Review – A giant disappointment

Extinction had so much potential. The concept of bouncing swiftly from tree to tree, scaling walls with intense speed and using your grappling hook to swing your way into a… read on

The Adventure Pals Review – Pet rock included!

The Adventure Pals is a delightfully insane adventure game filled with hotdogs, giraffes and pet rocks by Massive Monster and is out now across all platforms. A quirky game about… read on

Minit Review – You’re on the clock!

Brought to us by Devolver Digital, Minit is a curious retro-inspired adventure game, played 60 seconds at a time. read on

Far Cry 5 Review – A picturesque, explosive adventure

Ubisoft have delivered a beautiful, chaotic, and at times horrific sandbox filled with cultists, wildlife, and endearing citizens. Far Cry 5 is worth your time. read on

March 2018

Yakuza 6: The Song of Life Review – The world is ugly but you are beautiful

Perhaps the final game in Kazuma Kiryu's journey. Yakuza 6: The Song of Life brings about the kind of closure any Yakuza fan will love. read on

Burnout Paradise Remastered Review – Flashback to true paradise

I was incredibly excited when a Remastered version of the game was officially revealed, and while I'm stoked to jump back in and reminisce, there are some aspects that really… read on

The American Dream – A humorous, gun-toting VR satire

Melbourne-based team Samurai Punk have a couple of independent games under their belt, and with their new outing ‘The American Dream’ they’re bringing a big slice of American, gun-toting satire… read on

Sea of Thieves Review – A salty sea dog likes to fetch and retrieve

Sea of Thieves is a Shared World Adventure Game (or your basic MMO) otherwise known as a SWAG that focuses on swashbuckling pirates, but without a set storyline. It is… read on

Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom Review – Satisfying, gorgeous RPG goodness

Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom feels like I’ve been sucked into a gorgeous Studio Ghibli inspired universe full of quirky characters, with a solid combination of tried-and-true gameplay concepts… read on

Q.U.B.E. 2 Review – Now you’re thinking with cubes

An alien world with alien technology. Can you harness your new powers, solve the puzzles, and uncover the narrative of Q.U.B.E. 2? read on

Devil May Cry HD Collection Review – Demon slayin’ in HD

Capcom have brought the PS3 collection of Devil May Cry, Devil May Cry 2, and Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening to modern consoles. Is it worth jumping back in… read on

Warhammer: Vermintide 2 Review – G-rat-ifying carnage

Warhammer: Vermintide 2 expands on every aspect of the original title bringing bedlam and adrenaline to a fantasy setting. read on

Attack on Titan 2 Review – Slicing and dicing never looked so good

Attack on Titan 2 is a third-person action game with slight RPG elements by Koei Tecmo, the long awaited sequel to Attack on Titan: Wings of Freedom and an extension… read on

Kirby Star Allies Review – The power of friendship

Kirby Star Allies brings the loveable pink blob to the Switch but he's brought friends, and here's hoping you have as well. read on

YUMENIKKI -DREAM DIARY- Review – A love letter to horror

A haunting love letter to Kikiyama's cult favourite, Yume Nikki. read on

Darwin Project Review – Survival of the craftiest

An interesting take on the last-man-standing style of gameplay. Darwin Project is a non-stop battle for glory read on

Frantics Review – Let the animal inside loose on your friends

Frantics is a claymation party game that casts a menagerie of off-centre avatars against each other with a lot of hyperactive energy. read on

Northgard Review – Storming the shores of the simulation genre

Simulation games can be daunting at the best of times, thankfully Northgard brings the Viking Age to the table and invites even newcomers to enjoy the fun. read on

Pit People Review – Insanity most certainly included

Jumping into the lunacy that is Pit People and experiencing the never ending ambush of stimulus. How does this strategy game hold up? read on