Video Game Reviews, Articles
What is it? Sega Ages: Sonic The Hedgehog is a port of the super-speedy side-scroller Sonic the Hedgehog. The heinous Dr. Eggman is trapping critters on South Island inside robotic minions in his attempts to steal the six Chaos Emeralds….
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Randomly generated? Tick. “Deep” stat driven loot system? Tick. Indie? Of course that’s a tick. That’s pretty much the big three ticked off for any rogue-lite game these days. Every indie seems to start off by creating a rogue-lite game,…
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Live-action cutscenes in video games are rare, but titles that are almost entirely made up of FMVs are even harder to come by these days. In the past, it was a gimmick that companies like SEGA tried to use to…
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What is it? Tiny Room Stories: Town Mystery is an isometric puzzle game for mobile devices, that sees you try to solve a mystery in a small town. Platform(s) Android & iOS Pros Cons Interesting puzzles. Plenty of places to…
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Visual novels in high school settings may be as common as clouds in the sky, but chatting chatting up two-dimensional chicks and having to make ever-so-difficult decisions about who to devote your attention to does have its appeals. Some of…
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What is it? A Small World Cup is an indie mobile game that lets you play a very quick version of the world cup, taking your favourite nation to the pinnacle of the footballing pyramid. Platform(s) Android Pros Cons Simple….
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When Shenmue III came across my desk, I offered it around to my other editors. It’s a game that, while I have heard good things, I’ve never actually played. This being the case, I felt it my duty to offer…
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In ‘No Pay 2 Play’, we review free video games (whether they’re riddled with microtransactions and season passes or not) and then answer the golden question: is it worth adding to your game library? Boring Stuff Developed by HAL Entertainment…
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I’m not a religious man, so when I was asked to review the Secrets of Jesus by the developer, I was a little hesitant. However, it is my favourite genre – a point and click adventure – and it does…
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What is it? The Talos Principle is a first-person puzzle game developed by Croteam and published by Devolver Digital. As a robot, the player must solve well over a hundred puzzles in order to earn ‘sigils’, which can be used…
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Throwback first-person shooters have been all the rage for a while now, with more and more brilliant titles being pumped out by talented teams aplenty. This, however, is the first title we’ve seen built in id Software’s Quake engine in…
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Oh, tie-in games, will you ever stop being so mediocre? That’s not to say any game based on some sort of pop culture series or icon is destined to be bad, but it’s hardly surprising to see that an action…
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It may not look like much, but the Joy-Con controllers for the Nintendo Switch that’s proven itself to be suitable for all sorts of games on the market. Now ‘suitable’ doesn’t necessarily translate to ‘comfortable’, as there are fans out…
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One badass vs. a million demons from Hell – no mercy. Sound familiar? Well, don’t jump the gun juuuust yet. This is Hellbound, a legitimate DOOM-inspired first-person shooter which was successfully funded via Kickstarter some time ago. Initially, the developers…
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Almost four years ago, I wrote a review on Mad Games Tycoon, during my phase of playing every game development game out there. I recall being impressed with it, but as it was early access back then, I did note…
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