Video Game Reviews, Articles
The sequel to an episode recorded over two years ago, Alan, Paco and Lee are tasked with choosing some of their favourite video game scores or music tracks (along with some worthy mentions if it gets too hard to choose!)….
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A hop to the Future for our next game – indie extreme sports game FutureGrind.
What is it? Motorsport Manager is a game in which you run a motorsport team, helping out with building the car, finding sponsors, picking the best drivers and all that jazz. Platform(s) PC, Switch, Android, iOS Pros Cons Great level…
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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 Details Developed and published by…
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What is it? Build a Bridge is a game available on the Nintendo Switch that lets you, unsurprisingly, build bridges across various gaps in order to transport vehicles across. Platform(s) Switch Pros Cons Lots of levels. Different difficulties. Three challenges…
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What is it? OlliOlli Switch Stance is the Switch compilation of both of Roll7’s indie skating hits. It comprises of both the OlliOlli games, with some enhancements for the Switch and sees you play as a skateboarder, skating around various…
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I’m not going to lie, I’m not a big fan of Formula 1 in general. I think it’s fine, but I can never get into it. My friends, on the other hand, absolutely love it, and have been pestering me…
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What is it? The Stillness of the Wind is an arty game that sees you play as a farmer named Talma, tending to a farm after the rest of her family have departed to the big city to chase their…
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What is it? Pikuniku is an indie adventure game on the Nintendo Switch, where you play as a red ball that has been locked in a cave for centuries, and you have to try to oust Mr Sunshine and defeat…
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I’ve been getting into my Switch lately, with a whole slew of good games coming out recently. It has definitely inspired me to try new genres out, and although the match-three style of gameplay doesn’t usually appeal to me, Treasure…
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Meet Funky Kong’s violent brother, Jazzy Kong.
The Nintendo Switch has had very few arty games on it, and for a console that is so accessible for people to play on, I’m actually fairly surprised by this. Instead, the Switch has predominantly been used for ports of…
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When I was younger, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater was all the rage, but since it sort of dropped off in quality as the years went by, nothing really took it’s place. I’ve known about OlliOlli for awhile, but never really…
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I’ll admit, I’ve been a little hesitant to play new Nintendo Switch games. A lot of the ones I’ve picked up lately have been just average – or worse – games that are more suited for mobile phones than a…
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After Tetris came out, plenty of game companies wanted to add their own spin to the falling block puzzle sub-genre. SEGA’s answer was Columns, released in 1990 for the Mega Drive (or Genesis). The original idea was made by a…
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