Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War Review – Building Your Army One Orc At A Time
Middle-Earth: Shadow of War refines and builds upon what came before and does so brilliantly. It gives us a rich, new and layered experience.
By on 06 Oct 2017
The LEGO Ninjago Movie Game – Everybody Was Spinjitsu Fighting
LEGO Ninjago mixes the classic LEGO formula up just enough to make the game feel different from the slew of games that came before.
By on 04 Oct 2017
LEGO Dimensions: Goonies Level Pack Review – Hey, You Guuuys!
LEGO has already treated our inner ‘80s children to Ghostbusters, Back To The Future, Gremlins, E.T., The A-Team and Knight Rider in their popular LEGO Dimensions toys-to-life computer game. Now
By on 18 May 2017
LEGO City Undercover Review – Saving LEGO City One Brick At A Time
In LEGO City Undercover, I found myself having loads of fun stopping bad guys and being a cop in a city made of little bricks.
By on 14 Apr 2017
LEGO Worlds Review – Build Your Own World Brick By Brick Or Die Trying
LEGO Worlds is a panicky schizophrenic who tries to please everyone by doing nothing particularly well. But can I recommend it?
By on 27 Mar 2017
LEGO Harry Potter Collection – Game Review
You have to hand it to Harry Potter; it’s the first LEGO game series to be for current-gen home consoles. That’s an immense achievement considering the magnitude of some of the
By on 26 Oct 2016
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens – Game Review
We’re reaching the point where LEGO titles are becoming the flag bearers for various franchises, delivering quality game after quality game. And now with LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it
By on 06 Jul 2016
Mortal Kombat XL Review
Thanks to Warner and NetherRealm, the controversial poster child for ultra-violent fighting games, Mortal Kombat X, gets a ‘Game of the Year’ edition with all the DLC skin packs, fighting
By on 10 Apr 2016
Dying Light: The Following Enhanced Edition Review
I’ve yet to find an expansion pack or DLC that has made me want to tell the world about it. Most of these efforts end up being half-hearted efforts to
By on 08 Mar 2016
LEGO Marvel’s Avengers Review
One of my favourite games of 2013 was the LEGO Marvel Super Heroes game. It seemed to find a great balance between all the elements. From the great open world
By on 10 Feb 2016
Mad Max Review
Cars, dust, blood and death, welcome to the world of Mad Max. The story begins with our hero Max finding himself on the brink of death and without a car,
By on 08 Sep 2015
LEGO Jurassic World Review
By now we have visited LEGO versions of some of our favourite universes, from Marvel to DC and even Middle-earth, what new universe would receive the LEGO treatment next? Two
By on 09 Jul 2015
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