Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin Review
In a world where the games industry is plagued by AAA titles that get released buggy and unfinished, you eventually need to take a step back and play some indie…
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Xbox Series X Console Review
On November 10th, 2020, Microsoft‘s Xbox Series X launched worldwide; showing gamers around the world the true meaning of power. Being lucky enough to get one pre-ordered and delivered on…
Infliction: Extended Cut Review
Things definitely do go bump in the night. It didn’t help that I was playing the game in the dark with the sound up. The distant noises, creaks, footsteps and…
MEGAMODZ PlayStation 4 Controller Review
The gaming industry has no shortage of controller designs and configurations. Xbox One has an insane amount of colour and customisation options and even has a couple of official pro…
World of Horror Review
I have to admit, I was intrigued at the prospect of yet another H.P. Lovecraft game. The author is having a resurgence lately, with games like The Sinking City and…
The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters Review
The last person to call me a brave boy was probably my mother when I didn’t cry after getting an owie. Granted this probably wasn’t all that long ago, but…
Orangeblood Review
Orangeblood is an indie-RPG set in an alternate universe in the 1990s. You control four characters as you beat your way through gritty “New Koza” in order to pick up…
Evil Controllers MASTERMOD Controller Review
Evil Controllers created the custom controller industry over ten years ago, as the first company to develop controller modifications for Xbox and PlayStation controllers. At E3 2017, I was lucky…
Just Dance 2020 Review
Just Dance has become a staple yearly release. With the Nintendo Switch in the limelight as the go to console for anything related to movement and body tracking, Just Dance 2020…
Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout Review
Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout is the newest game in the Atelier series and follows brand new characters along their journey of exploration. Like previous Atelier games,…
