Reviews
The Technomancer Review
Another Flawed Gem? It’s no secret that I’m a fan of developer Spiders. I really enjoyed their last PS4 title, Bound by Flame, and was eager to give their new sci-fi ARPG The Technomancer a go. Story: Mars seems like a pretty rough place to terraform...[Read More]
Odin Sphere Leifthrasir Review
Anything but Vanilla: I’ve spent more than thirty hours with Odin Sphere: Leifthrasir, and I still don’t know how to pronounce that subtitle. Nearly a decade after the original’s release on PS2, Vanillaware are back with a beautiful remake: I absolut...[Read More]
Overwatch Review
A Class of its Own: Overwatch is Blizzard’s next big thing. Having produced a variety of classics in a multitude of genres (Strategy, Dungeon Crawlers, MMOs, MOBAs and even Card Games) Blizzard have proved time and time again they’re up to the challe...[Read More]
Grand Kingdom Review
Sideways Promotion: Grand Kingdom really is quite special. I didn’t know much about the game when booting it up for the first time, but over the last week days I’ve fallen for it hard. Developed by Tomohiko Deguchi – the man responsible for 200...[Read More]
Valentino Rossi: The Game Review
Seeing Rossi… Much like with Milestone’s look back at Sebastian Loeb’s rallying career, the latest Moto GP game focuses on the legendary Valentino Rossi. But does it provide sufficient excitement? Story: Focusing on one of the sport’s most popular an...[Read More]
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst Review
City of Class: Mirror’s Edge was a surprise hit when it launched eight years ago, and it was part of a big turning point for EA. Distancing themselves from what gamer’s expected from them, EA produced a load of great original games, such as Dante’s I...[Read More]
Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter Review
The devil’s in the details… Sherlock Holmes is back with a bold new look in Frogware’s 9th adventure game starring Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous detective. Is this a fresh start for the long-running series? Story: Holmes and Watson may have been seriou...[Read More]
The Witcher 3: Blood and Wine DLC Review
The Continent gets a bit more Continental : “The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt” was my Game of the Year in 2015 – I was blown away by its scope, its fantastic storytelling and its engaging character progression. The first piece of additional conte...[Read More]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan Review
Fighting Fit? Like any self-respecting man-child born in the eighties, I grew up with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I watched the show religiously, I collected the toys, I wore the t-shirts. I adored the Turtles in Time arcade game. To see Platin...[Read More]
King’s Quest: Episode 3 – Once Upon A Climb Review
Climbing out of the mire? The King’s Quest reboot was going so well until the convoluted and frankly dull second episode. Can The Odd Gentlemen get things back on track? Story: Once upon a Climb sees a slightly older (and much more buff!) King Graham...[Read More]
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