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Gran Turismo Sport Review
Four years ago, Gran Turismo 6 came out to mediocre success. Fans have been patiently waiting for the next in the series, and studio Polyphonic Digital has been hard at work to bring the franchise mor...
Our Hyakki Castle Review – A Feudal Effort
2012 saw the mighty Legend of Grimrock trap wave after wave of unprepared players in a torturous battle for survival. Almost Human’s indie hit tossed willing victims into a maze of traps that updated ...
Simulacra Review – Nothing Is What It Seems
SIMULACRA at its heart is a well layered puzzle game that unravels the story of a mysterious disappearance, but as you’ll see often repeated in the game, nothing is as it seems. Beyond the obvious pro...
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Review
A lot of people rolled their eyes when it was announced Skyrim would be coming to the Nintendo Switch – how many times has this game been released, again? Promising an authentic Skyrim experienc...
Darkest Dungeon – The Shieldbreaker DLC is well worth the Five Bucks
Darkest Dungeon has come out with a new DLC featuring the Shieldbreaker. For anyone unfamiliar with the game it’s a roguelike game where choices you make while in and out of battle matter. Whil...
Hand of Fate 2 Review
Hand of Fate 2 comes out at a tough time. There are just too many great games releasing, and an Indie Studio may have trouble getting visibility right now. That said, if you’re in the mood for a...
Cities Skylines: Green Cities Expansion Review
I was super keen to review Cities: Skylines – Green Cities having played the original two years ago when it first dropped on the gaming radar I thought I could dive into gameplay and provide ins...
Need for Speed Payback Review
Last week I wrote up a first impressions piece on the latest entry to the Need for Speed franchise; a franchise, I might add, that has been in existence for around 23 years. That in and of itself is p...
Star Wars Battlefront 2 Review
Forty years is an incredibly long lifetime for a franchise to remain center stage in the consciousness of a culture. There are few series in Science Fiction that have captured the imaginations of so m...