Game Reviews

What happens when you combine an RPG with a walking simulator? You get Eastshade! An idyllic escape from the real world where you take on the role of a painter exploring a strange and beautiful island. You can pour many...

The "space western" setting is one that is oddly alluring. You would think that futuristic sci-fi wouldn’t mend well with the wild west, but somehow it does. Having proven themselves with Fallout: New Vegas, there are high expectations for Obsidian’s...

For a TV series that is as popular and long running as Doctor Who, it is hard to believe that there has never been a good video game adaptation. Doctor Who games do not have a great track record and...

Games that look like they are made from the contents of grandma's sewing box are always a delight to look at. Fields that look like they are knitted with big buttons and random items sewn into the environment makes you...

Procedurally generated worlds are becoming ever more popular in indie games and we are seeing some truly innovative outcomes. Sparklite takes inspiration from games like Rogue Legacy to provide a randomly generated adventure that gets many things right but has...

Death Stranding has been shrouded in mystery since we first got a glimpse of it back in 2016. Since then, several trailers have drip fed us bits and pieces that had us all desperate to know what it was all...

The idea of waking up on a deserted island and having to get by with whatever you can find is a concept that works well in games. It is one of the more enjoyable types of Minecraft seeds. Stranded sails,...

Over the past few years, Nintendo have been incredibly good at breathing life back into some of the older Zelda games. On the Wii U we got a remake of the Wind Waker and Twilight Princess and on the 3Ds...

Seed of Evil picks up where the story left off in base game of Mutant Year Zero. It is quite rare these days to see a story continue on as part of a DLC expansion rather than building an entirely...

The Ninja Saviors is a remake of a 90s beat em up from the SNES called Ninja Warriors. We can only assume a trademark conflict with the TV series was the reason behind the game getting renamed. You might think...