Video Game Reviews, Articles
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 Free Lives….
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The last week or two I’ve been doing one thing in my spare time – I was playing a game called Horace. Initially, I was a little unsure. While it ticks a lot of my boxes – it’s made by…
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Another day, another retro FPS. There seems to be plentiful amounts of games that embrace the brilliance of the nineties, all the while introducing some new modern twists to pepper up the experience. Speaking of which, Nightmare Reaper, created and…
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An alien invasion is imminent. Those extra-terrestrial blighters are attacking ships containing oodles of humans in cryogenic slumber. As a security bot, you must punish the blighters with whatever deadly weapons you can get your hands on. Developed by Cybernate,…
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Very few games have a genre quite as long-winded as Deep Sky Derelicts. It is an indie, sci-fi, card based, dungeon crawling tactical RPG, featuring turn based combat. Now, if you’ve got your breath back, we can begin with the…
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Armageddon is coming over the horizon, abandon all hope and surrender your wallets! In all seriousness, no one is going to be fooled by doomsday scares these days. However, for the Secret Files series, something bad is certainly coming over…
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Upon the brisk breath of an ocean breeze – a tale of prophetic proportions shall unfold. The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker, is one of the greatest games that existed on the Nintendo GameCube. I’d spent over three-hundred hours…
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Romanticizing cute classmates in visual novels is never as easy as it seems. What if they ask a really difficult question that you could answer incorrectly? Will you end up flirting with the wrong girl? And who keeps murdering these…
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As modern console players we’ve grown accustomed to games offering exhaustive open worlds full of various gameplay mechanics that keep the gameplay loop interesting over play times that easily top the triple digit hour mark. Car Mechanic Simulator is not…
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There’s quite a few tycoon style games, so I’m always surprised when they think of another one they can create and push out. Although in this instance, I’d say it’s surprising that this one didn’t already exist in some form…
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There are only a few games that have managed to implement multiple endings well. Chrono Trigger and The Stanley Parable are two, but there are a fair few that have flopped when they attempted it. It’s a pretty difficult thing…
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Terrorarium was released into Steam’s Early Access a few months ago, promising destruction and gore in oodles of player-made dungeons. In it, you play as a space granny, tending to her garden on a distant planet from Earth. You grow…
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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 and published by…
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Creating a spiritual successor to an iconic game franchise, in hopes of pleasing both old school fans and brand new audiences, is no easy feat. Arguably one of the most infamous examples would be the Mega Man-inspired Mighty No. 9….
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TimeSplitters 2 had everyone’s backs with bots, oodles of game modes, and a monkey as a playable character!