Video Game Reviews, Articles
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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It’s been four weeks so you’ve probably worked your way through last month’s GWG offerings – remember Truck Racing Championship is still available to download until May 15 – or, more than likely, you’re suffering from a touch of ‘Gamer’s…
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The chaotic 2D shooter Gravity Heroes is out today on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PlayStation 4, as well as next gen consoles via backwards compatibility. In it, you’ll step into the arena and take on hordes of synthetic enemies…
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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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Roguelites are flavour of the century it seems. Every other game I play lately seems to have elements of a roguelite game and it has led to me feeling very apathetic when it comes to them. Occasionally one will crop…
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What is it? Crimsonland is a top-down shooter developed and published by 10ton Ltd. Originally released in 2003, it was remade and released in 2014, then ported to consoles in the following year. in each level, the objective is to…
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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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HROT looks like a combination of Quake and Chasm: The Rift, only set in an oppressive, socialist Czech-Slovakia. It’s pretty bonkers – there are teleporting troops, crazy horses in gas masks, attack helicopters that decide to attack you for no…
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What is it? Gun Gun Pixies is a third-person shooter developed by Idea Factory and SHADE, and published by PQube. An alien race known as the Pandemonians dispatch two alien soldiers, Bee-tan and Kame-pon of the Pixie Squad, to infiltrate…
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Shake off those post-turkey season cobwebs and prepare to get those thumbs back in fighting shape as Sony gives you three massive games to immerse yourself in while you hibernate through the icy weeks of January. This month’s offerings are…
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I am a big-time fan of the whole “mafia” setting. I’ve watched all the big movies and shows that feature them, and this is why the Mafia series has always intrigued me. I enjoyed Mafia 2, and even plowed through Mafia…
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While both Playstation and Microsoft have had their respective issues nursing their next-gen consoles out into the consumer wilds, Microsoft has been at somewhat of a disadvantage having no launch games specific to the Series X and S to attract…
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Can’t get enough of those lovely retro-style shooters, folks? Well, here’s another dollop of good news. Looks like Viscerafest, created by Fire Plant Games and Acid Man Games, will now have their super-challenging title published by 1C Entertainment. The company…
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What is it? Wolfenstein 3D: Lost Episodes is an map pack for the aforementioned first-person shooter developed by id Software and published by Apogee Software and FormGen. These two additional chapters, ‘Return to Danger’ and ‘Ultimate Challenge’, are prequels to…
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Whether you’re the proud owner of bleeding-edge hardware or holding off until the predictable swathe of post-launch teething troubles subsides, December is always a tough time for Playstation owner wallets. Luckily, PS Plus is here to give you something to…
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