Video Game Reviews, Articles
As the long, barren months of summer continue to deposit their desert-like video game release schedule upon us, it can be hard to close in on a game to scratch a particular itch. Sure, there are the ample titles on…
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A standalone DLC for the dark medieval RPG title Lawless Lands Unrest is currently free on IndieGala for a limited amount of time. Chaos has corrupted a once-beautiful that is now informally known as the Lawless Lands of Crossia. As a…
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Over the last decade or so, there have been a lot of games that have been created off the back of a successful game mod. Team Fortress 2, DOTA 2 and The Stanley Parable are some that definitely spring to…
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It’s officially summer! Which means you’ll still be staying in and gaming, although maybe not as much as you would during the less clement months? Regardless of your gaming frequency, Uncle Phil Spencer has a plethora (does 4 qualify as a…
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It has been a little while since I played a JRPG, probably Ys VIII or Final Fantasy XV being the last ones I can think of, so I was quite excited when Edge of Eternity released on Steam. It’s got…
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I like a noir game. Gritty cop stories set in a dingy, crime-riddled town where the main character is a quick-witted dick with justice on his mind is just so appealing to me. In my experience, these games usually stick…
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The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk – The Amulet of Chaos originally released almost a year ago and gave players a chance to visit the Naheulbeuk universe by dumping them in a group of ragtag adventurers who have been thrown into the…
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With lockdowns easing and summer sun on the rise, the difficult problem of balancing ‘going out’ and ‘staying in’ spending has just been made that little bit easier by Microsoft. As is customary, Games with Gold is on hand to…
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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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