Video Game Reviews, Articles
Bad Dream: Coma is a horror-themed 2D point-and-click adventure, involving problem-solving to progress through each of its eight chapters. The Xbox/S/X version costs £8.39, and is also available on Playstation 4/5 and PC. I’ll be honest. I don’t like point…
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As we trundle inexorably towards the meteorological uncertainty that is the great British summer, our thoughts turn to those of attempting to eat ice cream in gale-force winds, which waterproof swimwear is the most appealing and how, sweet digital gaming…
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Spring is in the air, Lockdown Part 2 is easing (at least in Blighty) and there are free games aplenty on your Playstation platforms to distract from the increasingly warmer rays of the sun. From a double dose of zombie…
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I’ve played a fair share of games that aren’t quite my go-to in terms of genres lately, but I was quite excited when I got the opportunity to play Black Legend, a newly released strategy role playing game which seemed…
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Itch.io is a good source for games, and it’s never been easy to be a game developer with all the great software out there to help with building games. One game that combines these two aspects is Niravasi, a survival…
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While the weather outside might still be frightful, the gaming forecast indoors is delightful, thanks to the generous people at Sony who have announced the PS Plus free games for subscribers in February. Lockdown may have exponentially engorged your gaming…
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What is it? Disco Elysium is a detective game that sees you trying to solve a murder mystery, after a weekend of debauchery and having completely forgotten everything that had happened in your life up until that point. You’re joined…
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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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While 2020 has been a year that seen an unusual amount of restrictions placed on us, the launch of the ninth generation consoles promises to free us from loading times and hardware that was arguably obsolete on arrival. Well. That…
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If, like me, you’ve been holding off buying games because of the imminent console generation leap but still find yourself perusing the shiny things in the store, September’s Games with Gold are here to rescue your wallet. The lovely folks…
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Wasteland 3. The third in the series that initially graced our computers over thirty years ago, and a follow on from the events of the Game of the Year winning Wasteland 2. Given how well regarded the game is, and…
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What is it? Not Tonight is a post-Brexit simulation game that sees you play as a “non-pure” British person who can only qualify for menial jobs – and the menial job you’ve been granted is nightclub doorman. You must check…
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What is it? Grim Dawn is an action RPG playable either single player or multiplayer, set in an apocalyptic world where humankind is on its last legs. You are tasked with questing through the land, clearing out all the various…
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We may be nearing the end of the current console generation but there are still plenty of games to be played while we hungrily consume each scant morsel of next-gen news. What’s more, if you’re an Xbox Live Gold or…
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July’s free games for Playstation Plus subscribers are now available (until August 3) as Sony celebrates 10 years of the service that set the standard for consoles. As always, remember that Plus games can be added to your library if…
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