Tennis World Tour Review – Awful!
Anyone who enjoys tennis games probably has fond memories of SEGA’s Virtua Tennis. It was a game that somehow managed to take the mundaneness of the sport and turn it
By Jarrod Saunders on 20 Jun 2018
The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset Review – Having Fun Exploring A Fantasy World
On the surface, the idea of an Elder Scrolls MMO seemed to be a no-brainer, especially after the success of Skyrim in the past few years. Yet, despite that, both
By Daniel Rom on 18 Jun 2018
Vampyr Review – A Compelling Yet Flawed Experience
While I do enjoy the odd zombie game/film every now and then, it’s vampires that have always fascinated me the most. And while zombies seem to have been getting the
By Deville Louw on 18 Jun 2018
Space Hulk: Deathwing Enhanced Edition Review – Mindless, Dull Action
Make no mistake, Warhammer 40K is one of the most badass sci-fi settings ever concocted. Imagine Lord of the Rings in space. Now, throw in references to Robert A. Heinlein’s fantastic
By Timothy Biggar on 14 Jun 2018
Everspace Review – Pure Space Combat Bliss
Maybe its a sign of age, but it’s becoming increasingly difficult to impress me. Everything is getting bigger, louder, faster, crasser and I honestly couldn’t give a toss. Give me
By Donny Chang on 11 Jun 2018
Far Cry 5: Hours Of Darkness DLC Review – I Love The Smell Of Napalm In The Morning
Picture Vietnam, 1975. The war is over and it’s time to leave the memory of another lost war behind. All that remains is a bit of clean up. One last
By Donny Chang on 11 Jun 2018
Conan Exiles Review – Surviving Frustration
Here’s a possibly controversial opinion: I don’t think I’ve found a survival game yet that I think is very good. And here’s a spoiler: Conan Exiles doesn’t change my mind
By Daniel Rom on 05 Jun 2018
Dark Souls Remastered Review – Still Brutally Rewarding
Where to begin with Dark Souls Remastered? Let’s start with Dark Souls, shall we? Originally released for the PS3 and Xbox 360 in 2011, Dark Souls made no pretence about
By Timothy Biggar on 05 Jun 2018
MachiaVillain Review – Being Bad Made Fun
Have you ever watched a classic horror film and thought to yourself, “Those monsters seem so misunderstood, all they want to do is live a quiet life of slaughtering human
By Deville Louw on 02 Jun 2018
State Of Decay 2 Review – Surviving The Zombie Apocalypse One Bug At A Time
I never knew games like State of Decay 2 existed. I suspected and quietly hoped for it, mainly because the idea of pulling civilisation back from the brink after a
By Donny Chang on 01 Jun 2018
Moonlighter Review – Delightfully Beautiful And Addictive
In most RPG games, it’s always the mighty muscle-bound hero that gets all the attention. After all, aren’t they the ones who always save the day and get the girl?
By Deville Louw on 28 May 2018
Detroit: Become Human Review – An Intriguing And Emotive Android Yarn
We’ve seen it in The Matrix. We’ve seen it in I, Robot. We’ve seen it in Ghost in the Shell. We’ve seen it in A.I. Artificial Intelligence. There is a
By Jarrod Saunders on 25 May 2018
