Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator Review – More Than Just Cooking (PS5)
Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator blends together chefing gameplay and interior design customisation, to bring together a unique restaurant simulator. Cooking dishes is important, yet there is so much more you need to do. Order stocks, assi...
WWE 2K23 Review: Even Stronger Than Before (PS5)
WWE 2K23's tagline is "Even Stronger," and while updates and upgrades to core game modes certainly enforce that idea, there are certain areas that still need improvement. However, they may not be enough to prevent this game from entering th...
Friday Night Smackdown! 3/17/2023 Review: A Saint Patrick’s Day Showdown!
Arriving in Kansas City, Friday Night Smackdown! comes on just days away from the biggest event of the WWE calendar year: WrestleMania. Do these competitors have what it takes to get to WrestleMania and win at the biggest stage? The path c...
The Good Life: Behind the Secret of Rainy Woods DLC Review – A Reason to Return to Rainy Woods (PS4)
If you enjoyed the original adventure in The Good Life, a fun RPG by SWERY, you should consider getting the DLC, Behind the Secret of Rainy Woods, which adds 12 new side quests. But is it worth returning to Rainy Woods with photojournalist ...
Loretta Review – Broken Thriller (PC)
Loretta tells a gripping thriller that sucks you in, making you want to learn what happens next. With multiple endings, there are many storylines to explore. Unfortunately, unnecessary puzzles and scenes disrupt the story and make no sense ...
Have a Nice Death Review: A Killer Job (PC)
Have a Nice Death is the next game by Magic Design Studios which has been in early access for the past year. After picking up a fair amount of interest and hype leading into the official release, how does this roguelike fair in the gauntlet...
Session: Skate Sim Review – Skateboard In Your Pocket (Switch)
Following the success of it's console launch, Session: Skate Sim is set to land on Nintendo Switch worldwide in the near future. Despite hardware limitations and a graphics downgrade, the port to Switch still plays as a solid skateboarding ...
Prodeus Review: Fast, Frantic and Damn Good Fun (PS4)
Prodeus is a fantastic game with a sharp visual style, fluid first person boomer shooter gameplay, an enjoyable campaign with a glorious soundtrack and naturally – blood. Lots of blood. Those who love Doom & Quake need to stop reading a...
The Last of Us Episode 9 Review: How to Save a Life
Season One of The Last of Us reaches its conclusion as Joel and Ellie reach the Fireflies HQ to develop a cure. Gamers know exactly what it’s leading up to and it’s very satisfying to see in live-action. The finale is equal parts heartwarmi...
Wendell and Wild Review – The Magic of Coming of Age
Are you a Tim Burton fan? Is Coraline one of your comfort movies? If so, this is a movie for you. This dark and eerie stop-motion by Henry Selick definitely gives off a Halloween-like vibe, combined with relatable characters and original...
The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition Review – You’ve Tried The Best (PS5)
The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition provides a polished experience for players who never touched the game before. Veterans will only find an increased level cap and better graphics, which isn’t much to return to unless you enjoy furth...
Fire Emblem Engage Review: Divine Gameplay Mixed With an Anime Plotline (Switch)
It's time to Engage those rings as we look to review Fire Emblem Engage. How does the latest entry in the series fair? What's up with the Pepsi can protagonist? All this and more will be answered as we delve into one of Fire Emblem's best e...
Pizza Tower Review: Pizza Power!
Out now on PC comes Pizza Tower. A 2D Indie Platformer in the tradition of Wario Land 4. Lead our hero Peppino through increasingly bizarre worlds and fight strange monsters are you try and save your pizzeria from destruction. But is it any...
Light Brigade Review – A Satisfying Atmospheric Roguelite in VR (Oculus Quest)
Light Brigade offers a challenging rougelite experience in VR, reminiscent of In Death Unchained and Dark Souls. Fight against a horde of demonic warped enemies with the powers of guns, magic, and prayers. Light Brigade shines like a candle...
Kimono Cats Review: Festival Time! (iPhone)
The cute and cuddly felines in the game, Kimono Cats, are on their way to a festival to have fun and enjoy the stuff there. This game is a pile of furry wholesomeness that will shed your blues away. Let's have some fun at the fair! The peop...
Nuphy Halo 65 Keyboard Review: Premium Prebuilt Goodness
Nuphy is no stranger to high quality peripherals but Halo 65 seems to be their crowning jewel - at least for the time being. It's a compact, versatile, and beautiful keyboard that can go head to head against the best of them. Nuphy Halo 65...
The Last of Us Episode 8 Review: Here Comes Winter
Winter is upon us as Ellie tries to survive by not only herself, but also taking care of a bedridden Joel. She encounters trouble with a group of people that have less than honorable intentions. While episode 7 provided Ellie’s backstory, w...
Rayman Mini Review: More Rayman Please! (iPhone)
In Rayman Mini, players will discover a new world larger than anything they have seen in the series. Dash your way through levels filled with wonderfully depicted environments, and catch those lums! Another adventure in the Rayman saga begi...
No Longer Home Review: Home Bittersweet Home (PS5)
No Longer Home is a short and bittersweet visual novel depicting the real life struggles of the developers in abstract ways. The 2 hour narrative will see you reading through thought-provoking dialogue and rotating the scenery to proceed, a...
The Last of Us Episode 7 Review: Left Behind
This week’s episode takes a look at Ellie before she met Joel and got infected. Through flashbacks, we learn about her time during the FEDRA academy and her friendship with a former student, Riley. Fans of the Left Behind DLC will greatly a...
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Review: Going Big
The third Ant-Man movie and the kick off for the MCU's Phase 5 comes in the form of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. When the Ant-Man crew get stuck in the Quantum Realm, they must find a way to escape and to deal with a new threat - Kang...
Little Witch Nobeta Review: The Cutest Souls-Like (PS4)
An interesting and cute Souls-like from developer Pupuya Games, that swaps out the zombies and hideous monsters for cute dolls and witches. It's an interesting and eclectic mix-up, not without faults, but definitely an adorably enjoyable ti...
Total War: Warhammer III Champions of Chaos Review: Chaos Control
Raiding onto PC comes Total War: Warhammer III Champions of Chaos, the latest DLC for the real-time/turn-based grand strategy game. Led one of four new sub-factions to victory alongside a host of new units as you collect souls for dark ritu...
BROK the InvestiGator Review: An Unforgettable “Punch-and-Click” (Xbox Series S)
When brain meets brawn, fight past hoards of enemies and find clues to uncover the truth that hides under the lies of a dystopian society. Punch or solve your way through obstacles and experience a wonderfully handcrafted mystery adventure ...
Aka Review: The Search for Inner Peace (Nintendo Switch)
Aka is a small open-world adventure in which you embark on a transforming journey as a red panda. Meet new friends and explore unfamiliar islands as you begin a tranquil life after a severe war. The game's music and storytelling shine the m...
Fire Emblem Warriors Three Hopes Review: Three Repetitive Wars (Switch)
In this Review we look at an alternate timeline of how Fire Emblem Three Houses would have played out had Byleth not become a teacher. Does the Warriors gameplay lend well to this game or does the repetitiveness creep in quicker than the ga...
Jetpack Joyride 2 Review: Jetpack Is Back (iPhone)
Get ready for the flight of your life in Jetpack Joyride 2, as you play as Barry Steakfries to use a jetpack, some weapons, and a little bit of dry humor to defeat the foes set in front of you in this action-packed addictive side-scroller v...
Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society Review – Proud Dungeon Exploration (PS5)
Labyrinth of Galleria: The Moon Society contains a complex battle system, and expects you to spend hours exploring every inch of its dungeons. If you are willing to invest the time, there’s a fun adventure with a nice story and rewarding ga...
Dread Templar Review – A Step Back Into The 90’s
Dread Templar is a perfect shooter by 90's standards. It replicates the 90's shooter model from all avenues of design which both help and hamstrings the game. The gameplay is fun but would be more fun with a bit more of a modern influence. ...
Arcaxer Review: JRPG Goodness in VR (Oculus Quest)
Arcaxer is a nostalgic JRPG style trip through a gauntlet of fun bullet hell mechanics, enjoyable character dialogue, a memorable story, and unified aesthetics. The title is unique among current offerings in the VR space, and is an ambitio...
NBA 2K23 Arcade Edition Review: Nothing but Net! (iPhone)
Have a high-flying, slam dunking, dribble-through-the-legs good ol' time in this exciting version of NBA 2K23 only offered to players on Apple Arcade. Use your unique skills to enter the basketball court, and leave as a champion! The time h...
Fruit Ninja Classic Plus Review: Slice and Dice (iPhone)
Fruit Ninja Classic Plus provides a sweet and tasty time to bring out your inner slicing skills, to see how many fruits one can cut through quickly. Take part in this epic tale between human versus edible goodness! Get to slicing. Don’...
Blood Bowl 3 Review: A Bloody Mess (PC)
Blood Bowl 3 is a unique and incredibly fun game. Although there are a few surprising missing features, Blood Bowl 3 still manages to capture you with its solid gameplay. Just watch out for those microtransaction and you might just have a g...
The Last of Us Episode 6 Review: Family Reunion
After the shocking events with Henry and Sam, Joel and Ellie finally reach Tommy. The reunion is well deserved and the relationship between Joel and Ellie dramatically changes. It’s a fun episode that settles for less action in exchange for...
Hidden Folks Plus Review: Back to the Drawing Board (iPhone)
The black-and-white fun world of Hidden Folks Plus is jam-packed with cute characters to discover along the way. Find as many of these cuddly critters as you can! Discover new territories, so that you can refer to yourself as the greatest f...
The King’s Dilemma Chronicles Review: Make or Break Your Kingdom (PC)
The King’s Dilemma: Chronicles brings the acclaimed board game to the single player video game sphere, with great success. Take charge of the Council and shape the kingdom to your will, with many branching paths making for great replay valu...
Dust & Neon Review: The Wildly Repetitive West (PC)
Roguelite twin-stick shooter Dust & Neon starts off all guns blazing with stylish visuals and slick shootin’, but misses the mark in almost every other area. With an erratic difficulty curve and repetitive missions, the core mechanics h...
SokoChess White Review : Simple and Fun
SokoChess White is a chess based puzzle game which plays with idea of the movement of chess pieces combined with extra mechanics of pushing and positioning them. It is a simple but effective puzzle game that manages to balance itself while ...
Barbaria Review: Dungeon Builder Meets Hack N’ Slash (Oculus Quest)
Barbaria VR is a mashup of Dungeon Master/ Clash of Clans and Gorn. The unique combination encourages competitive play between players and an incentive to burn a few more calories by raiding enemy strongholds. However, past the core gamepla...
Ninja JaJaMaru Retro Collection Review: From the Land of the Rising Sun (Switch)
Five previously Japanese-exclusive Ninja JaJaMaru games from the 8- and 16-bit eras have been fully translated and released in English for the very first time. I'd love this even if the games were complete trash, but they're not trash, thes...
