Video Game Reviews, Articles
Surfs up, dudes! Indie developers E Marx have recently released open-world surfing simulator The Endless Summer Surfing Challenge. It can be played on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Steam. The Endless Summer Surfing Challenge is described as “a realistic…
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Split Light Studios has revealed a release date for their upcoming horror title Afterlife VR. Let’s hope you’ll be bringing some fresh trousers for this one. The press kit reads; “Play as Adam Bernhard, a young rookie police officer on…
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South-Korean indie developers ORANGE POPCORN have recently released their latest action-adventure game, HunterX, on Steam. Various weapon styles and magic spells are yours to utilise in this one as you explore an organically-connected over-world. The press kit reads: “In HunterX,…
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This is an edited review originally written for E1M1 Magazine. Check out the site here, and get 15% off digital magazines with the code E1M1 – offer ends April 30th. I do love trial-and-error games where you replay a mission…
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Spring is in the air! The flowers are in bloom, the nights are getting longer and there’s free Playstation games to plunder with this month’s eclectic blend of titles, courtesy of Sony. There’s a selection of challenging PvP, colourful cartoonery…
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There’s a distinctly indie feel in April’s Games with Gold offering this April. And why not? Spring is a time of rebirth and renewal, so why not set aside those big triple AAA titles for a beat and browse the…
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What is it? Mini Trains is a puzzle game by Qubic Games. As the name suggests, your goal is to create tracks for a tabletop railway, ensuring that the locomotives collect all stars on the stage before returning to a…
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Wave shooters – will they ever end? We certainly hope not! One in particular, Cathedral 3-D, is now available for free on Steam. The team at Feardemic recently revealed in a Twitter post: “With Chapel 3-D: The Ascent in the…
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We’ve covered all three volumes of D-O Corporation’s Dual Brain series in the past, and we’ve consistently scored them decent reviews across the board, highlighting some niggling issues here and there. Admittedly, though, I myself still found myself revisiting these…
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Sugar, spice, and everything nice – how disgusting! In Gorytale, you play as a rip-off of a famous, one-liner-spoting protagonist who is too tough and macho for any and all things cute and delicious. It’s a bit like if Serious…
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As a parent, there are times where I struggle to sit down and play a game. I either don’t have the time to do it, or I’m too exhausted to sit down and want to commit my brain to thinking…
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Over 20 years ago, a side-scroller hack ‘n’ slash title by the name of Ganryu was released on Neo Geo. Developed by VISCO, you had to fight through the island of Ganryū-jima to defeat a resurrected, evil swordsman and his…
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In my hunt to find a game that makes me want to stick to my Switch, I had a bit of luck. Super Rare Games, known for their limited runs of physical copies of games, sent me a message about…
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I’ve slowed down with my reviewing of games lately, partially due to a bit of burnout but mostly due to not having so much time. However, in the last few weeks I’ve been able to hop back into it and…
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It’s the month of love and who doesn’t love four free doses of speed-run thrills, action, adventure and strategy?. As ever, there is a smidgeon of gate-keeping coupled to the use of the word ‘free’, with the caveat that you…
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