Video Game Reviews, Articles
Ministry of Broadcast is a game that almost passed me by. I missed the original release, and it’s not popped up in any of my Steam queues, nor in any “recommended” lists for my particular gaming tastes, but I happened…
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Factfile Developed by: Core Design Published by: Core Design Released: 1991 Format played: Amiga / Mega Drive How much rock would a Chuck Rock chuck if a Chuck Rock could chuck rock? And did I review this just to make…
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Midway Entertainment’s Total Carnage is a top-down shooter that makes a brilliant two-player game with its chaotic gunfights, hordes of evil mutants and ludicrous gibs. It’s a step-up to the fairly samey gameplay and level design of its predecessor, Smash…
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What do you get when you mix together a top-down shooter with limited characters, plenty of baddies and thirty challenging levels? You get Gain Ground, an action-strategy game released for the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis, released in 1988. It’s a console…
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I’d never heard of Gloomhaven prior to a few weeks ago. It is, as I’m sure many people already know, an extremely well regarded board game that sees you play with up to four friends in a fantasy campaign. A…
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Welcome to future of racing, ladies and gentlemen! S.T.U.N Runner, developed by Atari Games in 1989, has you racing an armoured bike that can reach speeds of 900mph, but swarms of enemies await to keep brave racers from completing each…
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What is it? Seven Deadly Sins is a series of content packs for the stealth-action title Hitman 3. It contains ‘Escalation Contracts’ – each begins with a series of objectives. Completing them will increase the difficulty and introduce new challenges…
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Astria Ascending is one of those games that tries to stick to the JRPG concept as truely as possible. By that I mean, anime art style, turn based combat and a fantastical story with multiple twists and turns to keep…
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Recently, I was on a fairly long journey and I needed a distraction from the monotony of travelling so I took my Switch with me. I could’ve played one of a number of games, but I settled on A Monster’s…
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Paul Schnepf is a game developer that I’m a big fan of. He worked on Superflight, one of my favourite games to play when chilling out, and is also known for Islanders, a similarly chilled out game and now he’s…
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What is it? Seven Deadly Sins is a series of content packs for the stealth-action title Hitman 3. It contains ‘Escalation Contracts’ – each begins with a series of objectives. Completing them will increase the difficulty and introduce new challenges…
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What is it? ‘Hokkaido Snow Festival’ is a bonus level for the stealth-action title Hitman 2. It features a new target set in a tweaked version of the Japan mission. Silent assassin Agent 47 eliminate crooked factory owner Dmitri Fedorov, who…
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Originally debuting as a bite-sized WarioWare clone as part of the horror-themed indie compilation title Dread X Collection 3, SPOOKWARE @ The Video Store was sort of like a demo that showcased a very entertaining and quirky bunch of horror-themed…
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What is it? Hitman 2: Special Assignments is a DLC level pack for the stealth-action title Hitman 2. It contains two new missions and targets set in slightly altered versions of Hitman 2‘s Florida and Washington D.C. maps, whereby master…
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What is it? Hitman 2: Special Assignments is a DLCÂ for the stealth-action title Hitman 2. It contains two new missions and targets set in slightly altered versions of Hitman 2‘s Colombia and India maps. It is part of the Expansion…
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