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June 2019

PixARK Review – Total freedom, at a cost

PixArk is a sandbox stule survival game set in a cutesy block world. Explore a vast map, build houses, tame dinosaurs and survive. But whats the catch? read on

Conan Unconquered Review – A fun and fast-paced shortcut to dying many times over

With interesting mechanics and ruthless enemies, Conan Unconquered will be an interesting experience for strategy game fiends and Conan fans alike. read on

Gato Roboto Review – Meow-troidvania

Published by Devolver Digital, doinksoft's Gato Roboto is a Metroid-style quest, where you play as a small cat in power armour read on

Pathologic 2 Review – An eerie eradication of enjoyment

Pathologic 2 reinstates the dark and brooding story of the Steppes. Does it deliver a satisfyingly tragic tale that will please fans? read on

Dollhouse Review – All show and no shine

Dollhouse follows a curious and interesting horror noir setting that promises much. Is it pulled off or does its aspirations outshine its delivery? read on

May 2019

Observation Review – open the pod bay doors, SAM

Observation is a lonely sci-fi cinematic adventure about the horrors that lie in space. No Code delivers a truly chilling and diegetic experience. read on

Life is Strange 2 Episode 3 Review – One step forward, two steps back

Life is Strange 2 continues the story of the Diaz brothers by continuing to throw hardship after hardship at them. With new friends comes new threats, and new opportunities for… read on

RAGE 2 Review – Packing a pink punch

RAGE 2 sets out to redefine the RAGE legacy with open-world exploration and chaotic first-person gunplay. Does the game succeed? read on

Total War: Three Kingdoms Review – Expanding territory has never been smoother

Total War: Three Kingdoms is the latest addition to the Total War franchise, offering turn-based strategy and real-time military battles. read on

Team Sonic Racing Review – Gotta kart fast

Team Sonic Racing is a kart racing game and a half, featuring plenty of tracks and characters plus a new twist on the genre. How does it measure up? read on

A Plague Tale: Innocence Review – Think of the Children

Set in medieval France, this puzzle/stealth game stars a teenage girl named Amicia trying to protect her little brother Hugo from evil soldiers and an endless swarm of man-eating rats read on

Imperator: Rome Review – A sea of numbers begging you to dive in

Imperator Rome was released on 25 April 2019. With its fascinating characters and combat mechanics, it brilliantly captures the chaos of running an empire. read on

Anno 1800 Review – A Stunning City-Strategy Serenade

Anno 1800 returns the illustrious strategy city-simulator to historical routes, but does it enrich its renowned gameplay? read on

Days Gone Review – The world is trying to kill you

It may be flawed, but Days Gone still makes for an enjoyable open world adventure filled with zombies and a world that is truly out to get you. read on

Mortal Kombat 11 Review – A celebration of guts and giblets

Mortal Kombat 11 is upon us and it has taken the series to violent new heights. Find out whether the game is a flawless victory or dead on arrival read on

Yuppie Psycho Review – Just like my first job

With a weird plot and screamingly funny dark humor, 'Corporate Horror' RPG Yuppie Psycho shows us why you should never sign a contract you haven't read. read on

My Time at Portia Review – Living the good life

Restore your Pa's workshop to its former glory in life sim My Time at Portia, where you can collect, craft, explore and build relationships. read on