Huntdown Review: Money Rules the Streets (PC)
Prepare for a challenging, side-scrolling shooter that takes you through the bowels of a corrupt retro metro as you battle the dangerous gangs therein. Huntdown brings back the 80's in a gritty, hectic fight for bounties with brilliant 16-b...
Genesis Thor 420 Low Profile Keyboard Review: Minimalism at its Finest
Genesis brings the thunder with its Thor 420 low-profile mechanical keyboard. Its goal is simple. Use its great performance, attractive design and affordable price to make you kiss your old one goodbye and take a leap into the low-profile g...
Dinner With An Owl Review: Exploring A Nightmare
Indie games leave their developers with a lot of avenues for realizing the vision they sought to realize. That leaves the door open for all kinds of weird and wacky creations. Amongst them is Dinner with an Owl. Created as part of a Game Ja...
Ion Fury Review: A Positively Charged Ride of Retro Raucousness (PS4)
Following on from her 2016 debut, Shelly "Bombshell" Harrison hits the big time with Ion Fury; the latest first-person shooter from 3D Realms - creators of the infamous Duke Nukem franchise. Ion Fury is a celebration of old-school, first-pe...
Apex Construct Review (Oculus Quest)
If you are looking for a well-crafted archery-based VR action game, then look no further. Apex Construct from Fast Travel Games is a sci-fi action game with both a deep story and excellent archery combat mechanics. With exciting action game...
Shred! 2 – ft Sam Pilgrim Review: A Mobile Game on a Console? (XB1)
Shred! 2 is a mountain bike Trials-inspired game that lets you pull off crazy stunts at the expense of a young adult's bruised body. But is it any good? It also came out on mobile about 2 years ago. Has the console version improved on it? F...
Someday You’ll Return Review: Fathers and Sons
In the story-driven horror game Someday You'll Return, you'll try on the role of desperate father looking for his teenage daughter Stela in the macabre Moravian woods. So, cowboy up and be prepared to start down a hazardous journey into the...
Deliver Us The Moon Review: A Story out of This World (XB1)
Deliver Us The Moon, the latest game from KeokeN Interactive and Wired Productions, promises a thrilling, atmospheric story... in space! Read on to find out whether Deliver Us The Moon achieved liftoff, or fell just short of breaking atmosp...
Before We Leave Review: The Casual City-Builder We Never Knew We Needed
Before We Leave is a light-hearted city management sim by Balancing Monkey Games. Explore beautiful islands, gather resources, and rebuild your population. Don't worry about impending doom of any sort, just relax and play at your own pace. ...
Vampire The Masquerade – Coteries Of New York Review: Bitingly Good! (PS4)
Ready yourself for a dark storybook adventure that welcomes us to the world of Vampiric society in our Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York review. Survive and thrive in a world where Vampires wield their influence in the darkest ...
Streets of Rage 4 Review: The Legendary Franchise Is Back (PS4)
Despite have a hefty 26 year gap between Streets of Rage 3 and Streets of Rage 4, the franchise has thankfully not missed a step. It's a familiar, safe, cocktail of furious on-screen fighting, blood-pumping dance beats and enchanting visual...
Final Fantasy VII Remake Review: A Great Remake, But Not Perfect
A remake 23 years in the making. It helped to make Final Fantasy one of the most instantly-recognizable franchises in the world. In many respects, this stunning game does things even better than anticipated, but a few mis-steps along the wa...
ITTA Review: ITT-A Bullet Hell Brainteaser (Switch)
The bullet hell genre has a new member, and her name is ITTA! Uncover the mystery surrounding the lone girl's awakening, the corpses of her family and pet cat lay beside her. Nothing is familiar, and it's hard to feel anything. Where, or wh...
Pixel Ripped 1995 Review: The Best VR Game Is From 1995 (Oculus Quest)
Pixel Ripped 1995 shows the true creative power of the virtual reality medium and is by far the best, most complete, and most unique game in the Quest’s library. If we were to review Pixel Ripped 1995 on gameplay mechanics alone, it would g...
Pokemon Sword & Shield Review: A Fun Entry in a Stale Series
Dive into the UK inspired Galar region of Pokemon Sword & Shield and capture and train hundreds of Pokemon, both old and new. While it doesn't reinvent the wheel, the latest entry in the franchise brings enough to the table to be fun experi...
Thrustmaster T150 Pro Racing Wheel Review: Entry Level Excellence
Enter the world of gaming wheels and take your racing experience to the next level with Thrustmaster T150 Pro. Despite being an entry-level wheel, there's enough here to provide you with a satisfying experience that will make you shudder at...
The Room VR: A Dark Matter Review (Oculus Quest)
For people who love real-life escape room games, or puzzle video games, The Room VR: A Dark Matter is a must-own game on the Oculus Quest. From the unique puzzle gameplay mechanics to the incredibly realistic sound effects and intuitive obj...
Granblue Fantasy: Versus Review | Your New Favorite Anime Fighter (PS4)
Does Granblue Fantasy: Versus have any merit for gamers who have never heard of the series before? The answer is pretty clear: Granblue Fantasy: Versus has a lot to give players through its streamlined combat system and unique playable char...
Mizuchi Review: Love With a Question Mark
Love comes in all forms. With Mizuchi, the latest visual novel inspired by the Legend of the White Snake, that love doesn't feel quite as resolute. Through a commitment to exploring human behavior from an objective point, this oft-simplifie...
GameSir VX2 AimSwitch Keypad Review: Next Level Console Gaming
The GameSir VX2 AimSwitch is an ideal combo for everyone looking for that added bit of precision and control on consoles that will make them competitive even on the ever-growing crossplay multiplayer scene. There are pros and cons to using ...
Time Stall Review: Stop Time, Save the Ship (Oculus Quest)
With superb voice acting, a humorous story, and inventive puzzle gameplay mechanics, Time Stall is one of the best Puzzle games we've ever reviewed on the Oculus Quest. If you're a fan of escape-the-room games, or puzzle games like 999 or V...
The Complex Review: Story First (XB1)
The latest interactive film produced by Wales Interactive features both a chilling story and impressive acting talent. But does it innovate within the bounds of its genre, offering sufficient value for potential players? This is The Complex...
Mira Review: A Slavic-themed Forest Fantasy
This game brings the player into an animated fairytale storybook. If ancient forests, mythical talking animals, and magic peak your interest, Mira's story may appeal to you. Mira is a Slavic fantasy point-and-click game that explores a myth...
Animal Crossing New Horizons Review: Patience Is Power
You've been invited to a new horizon: will you take it? The first console Animal Crossing game since New Leaf, New Horizons allows the player to civilize a deserted island, review its structure, and build themselves from scratch. Though the...
Bleeding Edge Review: Character for Days (XB1)
With memorable characters and fast-paced combat, Ninja Theory's new game Bleeding Edge is a promising new entry in its genre. The only question is: will it hold up against the fierce competition, or fall short of the mark set by others? In ...
Doom Eternal Review: Harder, Better, Faster (PC)
Hell on Earth might be just another day in the life of the Doom Slayer but Doom Eternal isn't just another plain old, tired shooter. It's bigger, bolder and more unapologetic than its predecessor in the best possible sense, bringing a bunch...
Arizona Sunshine Review: ‘The Last of Us’ in VR? (Oculus Quest)
Vertigo Games and Jaywalkers Interactive bring zombie survival horror to virtual reality with Arizona Sunshine, but is it as good as The Last of Us? When you compare the games together, Arizona Sunshine on Oculus Quest trumps The Last of Us...
Genesis Radium 600 Microphone Review: Streamer’s Choice
Radium 600 microphone brings a full package deal for any aspiring YouTuber/streamer - an easy to use plug and play experience, great looks, good sound quality and all the accessories you'll ever need. For the longest time, investing in a U...
Warlander Review: Path To Revenge (PC)
Warlander is a roguelike action-adventure developed and published by Clock Drive Games. It has a unique game play, taking inspiration from a lot of popular games like God of War, Dark Souls and Jedi: Fallen Order. With a unique stamina base...
Half Past Fate Review: Half Past Okay (PC)
Indie games deserve love, too, and Half Past Fate aims to satisfy! Playing through three different scenarios of romantic intent, the player's job is to kindle the passion for six fate-bound individuals. But will it be able to sate one's des...
Beautiful Desolation Review: Pain Of Immortality
Beautiful Desolation is a 2D isometric point and click adventure set in a post-apocalyptic future. Developed and published by The Brotherhood games, Beautiful Desolation provides a unique story and world design for the fans of the genre. Fo...
Rhome Review: Primordial Horror Given Form
We review Rhome, a horror-thriller game which explores a chapter in the story of Hailey Rhome, an architect who arrives home from work one evening to find that there's something very wrong. Developed by students at SMU, it proves to be fill...
Up in the Air Review: Kids Are Monsters and Will Hunt You
Landing onto Steam with appropriate bounciness, Up in the Air is the latest from students enrolled at SMU Guildhall to showcase their development prowess. What's to discover here, with the idea that a balloon animal gets to ground pound dem...
Samson G-Track Pro Review: The Ultimate USB Microphone
Samson takes you to the peak of what USB microphones have to offer with versatility, affordability and high sound quality all rolled into one in the form of G-Track Pro. Be you a streamer, podcaster or even a singer wanting to take your set...
Edgar: Bokbok in Boulzac Review (PC)
It's a bird, it's a plane! Actually, it's Edgar, and his sweet chicken pal, Precious. Join him and a variety of other interesting chaps as Edgar tries to find what the bokbok is up with the townsfolk of Boulzac, and whether he can save his ...
Corruption 2029 Review: Flawed yet Satisfying Mutant Year Zero Reskin
Corruption 2029 is a game that goes all-in on the tactical stealth formula and takes the players to a dystopian near-future of the second American Civil War. Fans of the genre will definitely have a lot to sink their teeth into, despite the...
The Suicide of Rachel Foster Review (PC)
Another captivating adventure game from Daedalic Entertainment, The Suicide of Rachel Foster employs beautifully written dialogue, great level design, and solid voice acting. Throughout our review of The Suicide of Rachel Foster, the game c...
Blacksad Under The Skin Review: Me’Ouch! (PS4)
Grab your fedora and trench coat as we review Blacksad: Under the Skin, a game with as many problems as there are solutions. A boxing gym owner is dead, and his protege has disappeared; only one detective can solve the crime, John Blacksad....
LUNA: The Shadow Dust Review: A Puzzling Story
LUNA: The Shadow Dust is a hand-drawn, story-driven puzzle game that is sure to catch attention, and even trigger some tears. LUNA is more than just a game; it is an artistic creation. Between its music and artwork, and its touching, unique...
Zombie Army 4 Review: Undying Commitment (PS4)
With no leader left to organise the forces of the occult, this Zombie Army 4 review sees brutal and historic zombie wave survival spill into every corner of the Earth. Call your co-op tactician friends and grab your mic! Many today would ...