April 2019

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Review – A complete rejuvenation of the Souls formula

The latest FromSoftware game has released and it's even more horrifyingly challenging than what came before. Are you ready for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice? read on

March 2019

Xenon Racer Review – A bumpy ride onto the Switch

Xenon Racer is an arcade racing game that may be a fun experience for gamers on the PC, PS4 and Xbox One. However the Switch version absolutely falls short read on

Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists Review – Building the perfect town

Nelke and the Legendary Alchemists is a city-management crossover of the Atelier franchise, featuring several characters from previous games. read on

Yoshi’s Crafted World Review – Cosy, cute collect-a-thon

Yoshi's Crafted World is not the most challenging experience, but what it lacks in difficulty it makes up with collectables and memorable crafty moments. read on

One Piece: World Seeker Review – Seeking what is missing

One Piece: World Seeker had all the makings of a great game, but has it risen the occasion? Read our review to see if it's worthy of the future Pirate… read on

Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Review – A strong, evolved successor

Tom Clancy's The Division 2 is finally here, and while the endgame content will take some time to really delve into, you can still check our thoughts so far read on

Kirby’s Extra Epic Yarn Review – Unwind and Unravel

Kirby's Extra Epic yarn is a solid re-release with a few rough edges. New additions feel like a hindrance, but that doesn't keep it form being a lot of fun read on

The Caligula Effect: Overdose Review – Escape to Reality

With its unique tactical battles and new story and character routes, the remade Caligula Effect: Overdose is ready for another shot at JRPG glory. read on

Dead or Alive 6 Review – Lets hear it for the girls

Dead or Alive has never been the premier beat em up franchise on the market. But is that all about to change with Dead or Alive 6? read on

Devil May Cry 5 Review – Rinse & repeat, just shinier

Dante and Nero return after an 11 year break with a new mysterious friend. However after such a long break can Devil May Cry 5 bring anything new? read on

The Occupation Review – A conflict of interests

The Occupation is a game that I adore, and I admire it's many quirks. But unfortunately I really don’t feel like I enjoy it as much as I should. read on

Ape Out Review – A jazz-fuelled riot

Ape Out by Greg Cuzzillo is a fun fresh game that's too addictive for its own good. you'd be bananas not to give it a shot. read on

February 2019

Trials Rising Review – Addictive crash-tacular action

Trials Rising feels like a culmination of the franchise up to this point. It's big, crazy and addictive, but not without its flaws. read on

The Stillness of the Wind Review – A slow-burn with an interesting narrative

The Stillness of the Wind was published on by Fellow Traveller on 7 February 2019. With rich visuals and an engaging story, it's certainly worth picking up. read on

Jump Force Review – Time for powering up still needed

Pick your favourite Shonen Jump characters and assist the Jump Force corp. in stopping the invasion of the venoms and their master Prometheus! read on

Anthem Review – Solid mechanics wasted on an uninspired game

Anthem brings its big-budget and blockbuster approach to the cooperative looter shooter genre. All it's missing is a heart and soul. read on

Far Cry New Dawn Review – The apocalypse never looked so good

Far Cry New Dawn takes Hope County and transforms it into a post-apocalyptic art gallery of carnage, but how does this new title compare to the rest? read on

Metro Exodus Review – Reemerging from the dark

Reemerging from the dark tunnels of the Moscow Metro and seeking refuge in a nicer place sounds good in theory, but it's always a bumpy road in Metro Exodus read on

Crackdown 3 Review – A fun time, but the cracks are showing

After a troubled development, Crackdown 3 is finally here. With a co-op campaign and intriguing multiplayer mode Wrecking Zone, is it worth picking up? read on

Astroneer Review – Gathering resources has never been more serene

The full version of Astroneer was released on the 6th of February. With great graphics and crafting mechanics, this game is definitely worth jumping into. read on