Elden Ring has arrived to a crescendo of rave reviews, with its rich open world, lack of hand-holding, great sense of discovery, and the game that has taken what The Legend of Zelda Breath Of The Wild did, and has taken it to the next level. I’ve put about ten hours into the game and… Continue reading Elden Ring first impressions
Sifu review
Sifu is a new stylish, kung fu action game from SloClap. This one reminds me of my Double Dragon days, but instead of a side-scroller this is in full 3D and has all the bells and whistles of a next-generation game. It’s also pretty tough and had deep fighting mechanics. Sifu is fairly straightforward in… Continue reading Sifu review
Pokemon Legends Arceus review
Pokemon Legends Arceus has arrived as the first ‘big’ first-party potential blockbuster of the year. Gamefreak and the Pokemon franchise have been in a rut and fans have been calling for a shake-up in terms of mechanics, and Pokemon Legends Arceus is a step in the right direction. When it was first announced we wanted… Continue reading Pokemon Legends Arceus review
Nobody Saves The World review
Nobody Saves The World is a new action RPG, which feels similar to old school top-down Legend of Zelda games from days gone by and the game has layers of satisfying progression. It’s early in 2022, but this is a game to get excited about with a combination of satisfying combat, a whole host of… Continue reading Nobody Saves The World review
Most Anticipated Games of 2022
2022 is upon us, 2021 is long gone into our distant memories, it’s January which means looking ahead to some of the most anticipated games of 2022. There’s plenty to be excited about this year, we have loads of big hitters to look out for, plus the unannounced surprises too. Without further delay let’s jump… Continue reading Most Anticipated Games of 2022
Solar Ash review
Solar Ash is all about how you traverse across the environment, elegantly skating across the clouds, leaping, and jumping as you go. Paired with the fantastic movement mechanics are puzzle sequences and huge boss fights, which remind me of Shadow of the Colossus. Solar Ash from the same development team that brought us Hyper Light… Continue reading Solar Ash review
Halo Infinite Campaign review
Halo Infinite’s Campaign was released this week, a few weeks after the multiplayer mode, which was delivered early as part of Xbox and Halo’s 20th birthday celebrations. Halo’s new campaign manages to navigate the legacy of great Halo games while pushing the series forward introducing the open world. It has a strong opening third, albeit… Continue reading Halo Infinite Campaign review
Cyberpunk 2077 review (One Year Later…)
I gave up on Cyberpunk 2077 shortly after release. I pre-ordered it, played it on day one, and it was unplayable on my hardware. The bugs were too much for me, making it pretty much unplayable. However, it’s a year since the initial launch and it’s now in a much better state than it was… Continue reading Cyberpunk 2077 review (One Year Later…)
Ten Great Games You May Have Missed in 2021
We’re approaching the season of ‘Best … of the year’ lists, and video games is no different. The top lists of the year are likely to be dominated by the big hitters like Deathloop, Pyschonauts 2, Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, and Resident Evil Village. However, 2021 has been a fantastic year for games, and… Continue reading Ten Great Games You May Have Missed in 2021
Inscryption review
Inscryption is a creepy card game that has managed to climb head and shoulders above the pack this year, and it’s one of those games you need to check out before 2021 comes to a close. It’s a card game where sometimes the cards talk back, you can merge cards together, plus try and devise… Continue reading Inscryption review