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F1 2017 Review
In the world of racing, there is no series more intense, more passionate, or more complicated than that of Formula One. These cars get upwards to 230 mph and are put through their paces in some of the...
Agents of Mayhem Review
Agents of Mayhem isn’t perfect. But I’m going to call it a masterpiece of fun. Simply put, it’s been a good year or two since any game has given me this much to smile about. The last...
Batman: The Telltale Series – Enemy Within Review
The best work Telltale does, it could be argued, is with comic book properties. The Walking Dead, The Wolf Among Us, Guardians of the Galaxy, and of course the Caped Crusader himself, Batman. I played...
Fortnite Review
Rewind to a couple of weeks ago and you will remember that I did a first impressions preview of Epic’s Early Access title ‘Fortnite’, the zombie shooting, survival sandbox and had promised to come bac...
Infinite Mini Golf Review
Perched on the edge of a dilapidated holiday park, battered by the British weather, and patrolled by squadrons of seagulls. These are my abiding memories of mini golf, a slightly underwhelming escape ...
Yonder Review
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is the lovechild of Zelda and Stardew Valley, and ergo – it’s bound to be many gamers’ new addiction. There’s no combat here at all, so fan...
AereA Review
From Triangle Studios comes AereA, an action RPG that takes the formula made popular by such games as Zelda and Torchlight and wraps it all into a Classical musical theme. While the rage is all about ...
Inner Chains Review
Inner Chains isn’t your typical horror FPS game. There’s plenty of gore and all-around creepiness, but the pacing is much slower and more methodical than the often frenetic pace set in most other horr...
Conarium Review
Lovecraftian style media is hard to pull off right. So many creators of books, movies, and most guilty of all video games tend to mistake the term “Lovecraftian” as horror with confusing r...