Reviews
Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales Review
You spin me right round baby…? Gwent was a fantastic addition to The Witcher 3. Unsurprisingly, given the popularity of virtual CCGs like Hearthstone, Gwent was spun off into its own game. Eventually, it spawned a single-player experience, which has ...[Read More]
Just Cause 4 Review
Rico Rodriguez: The Just Cause series has always embraced the ridiculous. Whether it was the advent of the wingsuit and parachute combo, the marriage of physics to endless explosions or the insanely fun grapple-hook mechanics, the franchise has conti...[Read More]
Feature: GamerKnights Game Of The Year 2018
GamerKnights’ Game Of The Year 2018 2018 wasn’t a great year for me personally, for the world in general, and after 2017’s stellar line-up, it was always unlikely to deliver on the games front too. And for me, this year certainly didn’t live up...[Read More]
ARK Park VR Review
Ark Park VR: I was a dinosaur kid – you know, those children who are obsessed with T-Rex toys and only wear shirts if they have a Stegosaurus on them. Jurassic Park was my favourite movie growing up. Heck, it’s still up there today. So I was thrilled...[Read More]
PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS Final XB1 – PS4 Review
PUBG Final: It has been known as the game that started the Battle Royale revolution (although I’ve always credited M.A.G. on the PS3 for at least pointing people in the right direction) but the fact still remains that PUBG, or Players Unknown Battleg...[Read More]
RIDE 3 Review
A milestone release? “Ride 3” is, unbelievably, the 5th game Italian racing outfit Milestone have released in 2018 (Gravel, MXGP Pro, Moto GP 18 and Monster Energy Supercross being the others) alone. With this remarkable release schedule,...[Read More]
Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! Review
What’s Old is New: Pokémon Go has been my most played videogame of 2018, which is saying a lot considering it’s a mobile game. It’s not a device I ever get much use out of when it comes to gaming, but countless days and nights this year have been spe...[Read More]
Spyro Reignited Trilogy Review
Spyro: Like most legends of early 3D gaming, Spyro had his name dragged through the mud after his initial outings. As soon as original developers Insomniac Games put the purple protagonist out to pasture to pursue other projects, a slew of mediocre s...[Read More]
Battlefield V Review
Gives the competition the V sign? Call of Duty launched without a single-player campaign. PUBG is losing the hearts and minds of players. Battlefield V was announced as having single-player, multiplayer and a battle royale mode. Surely it’s the most ...[Read More]
Luigi’s Mansion Review
Luigi: “Luigi’s Mansion” was a surprising game on a system full of surprising games. The Gamecube was, in this reviewers eyes, a golden age for Nintendo’s finest franchise experimentation. A ghost-hunting adventure as gaming’s greatest se...[Read More]