Reviews
The LEGO NINJAGO Movie Video Game Review
Ninja-go-away? Christmas is coming, and so that means more Lego games being released. Is this a cheap movie cash-in, or a great family-friendly action-platformer? Find out in our review of the bizarrely named The Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game. Story:...[Read More]
Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga and Bowser’s Minions Review
Mario & Luigi: Mario & Luigi is a real gem of a series. First started way back in 2003 on the Game Boy Advance, it’s a series that has been a personal favourite of mine for on-the-go RPG goodness. If you’ve somehow missed this game and its ex...[Read More]
Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns Review
Intro: “Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns” has finally reached European shores after a lengthy six month wait, but luckily it was all worth it. Trio of Towns pays respects to its roots whilst blossoming into something new and exciting. Stor...[Read More]
Killing Floor 2 Review
Wipes the floor with the competition? “Killing Floor 2” has been out on the PC for a couple of years, the PS4 for a year, and has now finally made its way across to Microsoft’s Xbox One platform. Is there any reason to pick up or avoid th...[Read More]
RUINER Review
Ruined? “Ruiner” doesn’t screw around. I died 17 times and got an E-Rank in the tutorial. In the goddamn tutorial. Luckily, that kind of butt-kicking sadomasochism sits just fine with me, and it cemented Ruiner as something I set out to c...[Read More]
Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy Review
Layton Comes Home: We were first introduced to Katrielle Layton, daughter to the esteemed professor Hershel Layton, earlier this year exclusively on mobile devices. Japanese gamers had the option to play through her adventures on her rightful home – ...[Read More]
FIFA 18 Review
Out-foxed by PES? PES this year seemed to have one of the most incremental updates imaginable. Does FIFA 18 also abandon innovation for a year chilling on the beach? Story: FIFA continues to really push ‘The Journey’, which this year is subtitled ‘Hu...[Read More]
Yo-Kai Watch 2: Psychic Spectres Review
Psychic Spectres: Yo-Kai Watch – Japan’s latest cultural phenomenon – deserves more attention than we are currently giving it. Early detractors passed it off as a Pokemon clone, and whilst similarities are certainly there – especially with this lates...[Read More]
Project CARS 2 Review
Project 2: I’m sitting down to write this review about five hours away from Forza 7’s launch, and I think if I were Microsoft I’d be a little nervous. Unfortunatley don’t expect a full review of Forza Motorsport 7 since Microsoft has decided no...[Read More]
Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony Review
Intro: I was pretty wowed by the first Danganronpa, a devilish twist on visual novels and detective games that I never thought I’d see a sequel to, but here we are, at “Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony“, and I couldn’t be happier to be pro...[Read More]
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