Reviews
Penny-Punching Princess Review
On paper, Penny-Punching Princess sounds like a quirky, winningly good time. It’s a top-down pixel-styled Action RPG where the core mechanic revolves around the titular princess bribing the enem...
Final Fantasy XV Review
When MMORPG’s Rob Lashley reviewed Final Fantasy XV for the PS4 what now seems ages ago, I couldn’t help but agree with him. FFXV may be the most different of the main franchise, but in i...
Far Cry 5 Review
Give a shout for Old Glory’s stars and stripes, it’s finally here: Far Cry 5 is officially launching this week and there is a lot to talk about! So, grab yourself a strong cup of coffee or tea… hot or...
Attack on Titan 2 Review
I’ve never seen or read Attack on Titan, nor did I play the first game. But I always loved the gist of the story – massive people-eating giants attack humanity, and so humanity crafts three enor...
Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom Review
Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to my review of a highly anticipated game: Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom! Developed by Level-5, and published by Bandai Namco., It is my pleasure to write this review ...
Kirby: Star Allies Review
Nintendo has an ability that few developers do: they manufacture joy in videogame form. HAL Laboratory’s Kirby: Star Allies is yet another shining example of this. It’s been seven years si...
Yakuza 6: The Song of Life Review
Guys… if you haven’t ever played a Yakuza game, now is the freakin’ time. Yakuza 6: The Song of Life is one of the best, funniest, fullest featured action RPGs you’ll ever play...
Into the Breach Review
How do you follow up one of the most commercially and critically successful indie games of all time? If you’re the FTL developer Subset Games, you do it by making an equally awesome roguelike ex...
Moss Review
Moss is a charming and fun mixture of aspects of both Redwall and Neverending Story but also feels refreshingly fresh. Polyarc has managed to combine concepts from a lot of other VR games and make it ...