Video Game Reviews, Articles
I’m a big fan of simulation and management style games, so I’m always willing to give any in the genre a go, no matter how niche they are. I’ve not ever come across one quite as niche as the London…
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Apogee Software was a pioneer in the PC gaming world in the nineties. When it came to side-scrollers specifically, you were spoiled for choice. The Commander Keen and Duke Nukem games were best-sellers for the publisher, though there were numerous…
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The first major content update for Proletariat’s spell-slinging, battle royale title Spellbreak just went live recently. Entitled Prologue: The Gathering Storm, the update adds a whole heap of new content to the game. It includes new talents, consumables, outfits, and…
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Version 9.0.1 for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has finally arrived. It’s full of tweaks for Steve from Minecraft. The full patch notes, taken from Nintendo’s support page, are available below: Fixed the issue where sometimes an opposing fighter would go…
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With Shantae dancing through the danger in three games on the Switch, it was only a matter of time until WayForward decided to port another title in the series. Originally released on the DSi in 2011, Shantae: Risky’s Revenge –…
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Don’t Make Love, a romance simulator featuring praying mantises, is now free on Steam. This decision was made by the team at Maggese, following the recent passing of one of its developers, Dario D’Ambra. The Steam store page describes the…
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The survival horror title Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs is free to download from the Epic Games Store. Developed by The Chinese Room and published Frictional Games, it is an indirect sequel to Amnesia: The Dark Descent. The store page…
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As part of SEGA’s 60th anniversary, the company has been pumping out some big sales and a few free minigames. One of them is a cancelled Golden Axe sequel, dubbed Golden Axed (ha), originally developed by Australian developers Eccentric Ape….
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As part of SEGA’s 60th anniversary, the company has been pumping out some big sales and a few free minigames. One of them is a Streets of Rage 2-inspired beat-’em-up side-scroller set in the Yakuza universe. In Streets Of Kamurocho,…
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What is it? Galaxy Warfighter is a side-scroller sh’mup by GTP Media. You fly a ship and blow up baddies for coins, ’nuff said. Platform(s) PC, Switch & iOS Pros Cons No gimmicks, no boring plot points or lengthy strips…
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Version 9.0.0 for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has finally arrived. Alongside the inclusion of Steve from Minecraft and numerous DLC outfits as part of the Fighters Pass Vol. 2, there have been numerous adjustments to fighters’ movesets. For instance, it’s…
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Running With Scissors is no stranger when it comes to shocking content in video games. For the first time ever, one of their games has finally made it to consoles, and it just so happens to be the vastly underrated…
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High street shops will try to convince you differently but there is most definitely a seasonal event that takes place before Christmas, and it’s one that gamers are particularly fond of: Halloween. This month, the folks at Microsoft are giving…
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Developer: Toys For Bob Publisher: Activision Release Date: October 2nd Platforms: PlayStation 4, Xbox One After 12 years, Crash finally gets a brand new game. No remakes, no living in the past. Continuing the story left open in Crash Warped, it…
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What is it? Gigantic Army is a side-scroller sh’mup developed by Astro Port and published by Pixel Heart. You’re a field engineer with a robot suit, and you’re helping fight an army of mechanical menaces on planet Ramulon. Platform(s) PC…
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