Author: Gareth Harmer
From flight sims to fireballs, in the most dapper way possible.
Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers Review
I am a latecomer to Final Fantasy XIV. And yet, it’s possibly been the best way to experience Shadowbringers. While veteran players had months or years between updates, I enjoyed FFXIV as an unbroken ...
Harry Potter: Wizards Unite – A Right Muggle Of A Review
Imagine taking a game like Pokemon Go – a popular and well-rounded community collect-em-up – and holding up an eldritch mirror to it. Then take a wrecking ball and slam it into that mystic...
Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers: Stepping into the First
Full disclosure: I am incredibly hyped for Shadowbringers. After getting heavily into Final Fantasy XIV in early 2018 (it’s never too late to start!), this is the first time I’ll be entering an expans...
Little Friends: Dogs & Cats Review
The Nintendo Switch has been out for what feels like a decade by now, and yet we still don’t have a first-party pet breeding simulator. Enter Little Friends: Dogs & Cats, a Nintendo Switch exclusi...
Planet Alpha Review
Planet Alpha is gorgeous. From the moment I started playing, I was impressed by the finely-crafted visuals of a dynamic and breathtaking alien landscape. There’d be moments where the foreground would ...
Deiland Review
If the sandbox genre needed a poster child for chilled family-friendly gaming, Deiland would be the perfect example. With a wholesome storyline and clean-but-cute art style, this part-RPG involves nur...
39 Days to Mars Review
Every so often, there’s a game that screams stereotypes. With a heavy dose of Victorian-era steampunk and Da Vinci-inspired art, solo studio It’s Anecdotal has channelled the fictional side of the Bri...
Sonic Mania Review
In Sonic Mania, Sega’s blue hedgehog returns to winning form. Much more than just a remake, this fan-fuelled platformer recreates all the warm memories from those halcyon days of the early nineties, m...
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