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Our Dark Side Detective Review
If there’s something strange lurking behind the bookshelf then you could call on a rag tag gang of paranormal investigators who’ll slime up your hallways and do a number on your fridge. Alternatively,...
Quick Hit Review: Galaxy of Pen and Paper
If you’re looking to relive and reminisce about your youthful days when role-playing was pen and paper and 8-bit video games were the hottest technology craze then perhaps there’s a “modern day” (?) s...
Fate/EXTELLA Review
Fate/EXTELLA takes the traditionally convoluted sci-fantasy plotlines of the Fate series of JRPGs and tosses it into a Dynasty Warriors-esque gameplay experience. It works, for the most part. But trul...
Our Early Access Review of Iron Tides
Iron Tides is a turn based, survival game with rogue-like elements. Oh and VIKINGS! Developed by Indie dev team CrashWave Games Inc. Iron Tides was kickstarted back in November 2016 and had reached it...
Our Aporia: Beyond the Valley Review
When reviewing any game, it’s hard not to draw some initial comparisons to other predecessor games. Seeing Investigative North’s Aporia defined as a first-person, puzzle adventure game, coupled with s...
Infinite Mini Golf Review
Perched on the edge of a dilapidated holiday park, battered by the British weather, and patrolled by squadrons of seagulls. These are my abiding memories of mini golf, a slightly underwhelming escape ...
Pyre Review
Pyre is the newest game from Supergiant Games and though it is a pretty big departure from their two previous games, Bastion and Transistor, it’s also clearly influenced by them. In this party based R...
Our Serial Cleaner Review
You know, as much as I would love for it to be so, writing about video games is not my day job. It’s a volunteered labor of love, and I sink my heart and soul into it. But the fact is, the thing...
Splatoon 2 Review
Splatoon 2 continues a grand Nintendo tradition: this is another in a long line of stellar first party offerings from Big N. Not only is Splatoon 2 every bit its predecessor’s better, but it could be ...