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Review: Journey To The Savage Planet is one small step for man, one fun leap for mankind.
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Review: Asus ROG Mothership, the Surface Pro on steroids
by Anmol
3 weeks
At CES 2019, Asus announced one of a kind gaming laptop that includes the Nvidia RTX GPU. The Asus ROG Mothership has a unique design that prefers performance over portability. The laptop is powered by Intel’s latest 9th gen pro...
Review: Journey To The Savage Planet is one small step for man, one fun leap for mankind.
by Ash
4 weeks
Played on PlayStation 4. Journey To The Savage Planet opens with you crash-landing on a planet simply known as AR-Y 26. It’s a charming place, full of differing terrains such as freezing ice, searing lava, and rather tempera...
Review: Aftershock Vapor 15 Pro, the laptop that’s both light and powerful
by Anmol
4 weeks
In September, Aftershock refreshed its gaming laptops for 2019 that included the new RTX laptop as well. The new Aftershock Vapor 15 Pro is powered by Intel’s latest 9th gen processors along with Nvidia’s flagship RTX graphics...
Here’s how Apple uses its monopoly tactics to crush small developers and startups
by Pradeep
1 month
The only way to download 3rd party apps on the iPhone is through the Apple App Store. So, Apple has a monopoly over the App Store through which a billion iOS users download apps and games on their iPhone and iPad. Third-party deve...
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne PC Review – Another Phenomenal Hunt
1 month
Monster Hunter has always had a unique tradition when expanding their already existing games. It’s Capcom’s distinct flavour: re-release a game, slap an “Ultimate” on the title, and triple the amount of content withi...
Review: Surface Laptop 3, the best Surface you can buy
by Anmol
2 months
Microsoft announced the Surface Laptop 3 back in October of 2019. The new Surface Laptop 3 replaces the last year’s Surface Laptop 2. The device is pretty solid and packs an impressive spec sheet with a new metallic design. For ...
Preview: Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is the first game to truly recreate DBZ’s unique world
by Lewis White
3 months
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is the adventure many are waiting for. How do I know this? Because it’s the game I’ve been waiting for since I was a kid. Despite waking up at 6 am for a three-and-a-half-hour train that London N...
Review: Surface Pro 7, new hardware, outdated design
by Anmol
3 months
Microsoft announced the Surface Pro 7 back in October of 2019. The new Surface Pro 7 replaces the last year’s Surface Pro 6. While we have seen Surface Pro make huge design and hardware leaps in the past, Surface Pro 7 felt more...
Review: Halo Reach Remastered is only slightly butchered in its move to the Halo collection
by Lewis White
3 months
I’m not so hot about the latest re-release of Bungie’s swansong Halo Reach. In fact, I’m 100% sure that I’m not completely on board with its interpretative remaster on Xbox One and PC. Halo Reach Remastered feels cut up; t...
Review: Darksiders Genesis is co-operative top-down perfection
by Aaron Potter
3 months
I don’t think it’d be averse to say that the Darksiders franchise has always been somewhat of a chameleon to its contemporaries. After all, what originally began as a rather stylised and more brutal take on the classic...
Preview: Unto the End is a immersive masterclass
by Alex Atkin
3 months
Continuing in what is starting to be a running trend within my recent gaming adventures, I had no idea what I was doing in Unto The End. I’d like to preface this by stating that this time it wasn’t all my fault; okay, admi...
Review: Shenmue 3 is exactly what we wanted it to be
by Lewis White
3 months
After 20 years of waiting, Shenmue 3 is here. It’s exciting to behold, even if the title retains its plodding pace and relaxing atmosphere. While it stumbles around like a man out of time, it’s return is a magical event strict...
Review-in-Progress: Google Stadia is an incredible feat when it decides to work
3 months
Google isn’t a company to do things the normal way. It takes a lot of risks and decisions that would be seen as stupid if they were anyone else but Google. I think I get it. If you’re going to be like everyone else, th...
Review: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is a messy Star Wars game with satisfying combat
by Lewis White
3 months
As a Star Wars story, Jedi Fallen Order is unsurprisingly threadbare, but as a solid action title set within one of cinema’s greatest universes, it’s a pretty solid game. Five years after The Emperor executed Order 66, former ...
Preview: Kingdom Under Fire 2 blends RTS and action well, but MMO not so much
by Lewis White
4 months
After 12 years of development and $80 million spent, Kingdom Under Fire 2 is finally getting a full release. With developer Blueside and publisher Gameforge finally ready to show off their decade-plus of hard work, we finally got ...
Review: Luigi’s Mansion 3 is full of heart, character and unadventurous gameplay
by Lewis White
4 months
Cutting-edge cartoon animation and satisfying linear gameplay makes Luigi’s Mansion 3 an absolute treat for Nintendo Switch owners despite its gameplay blunders. It’s unfair to peg Luigi as the wimp of the Mario family. While ...
Surface Pro X review roundup: Not the kind of “Pro” you’d like to have
by Rahul
4 months
Microsoft launched the Surface Pro X along with Surface Laptop 3 and Surface Pro 7 last month. The Pro X is Microsoft’s first Surface that uses an ARM chip that’s made by Microsoft, of course, with some help from Qualc...
Preview: Predator: Hunting Grounds is the first intriguing Predator game
by Lewis White
4 months
After over a decade of AVP titles, the almighty Predator finally gets another stab at a standalone game in Predator: Hunting Grounds, a faithful asymmetrical multiplayer take on the iconic monster. After our journeys through the w...
Review: WWE 2K20 is a technical trainwreck that still has soul
by Lewis White
4 months
Thickly coated in an overwhelming rainfall of technical mishaps, WWE 2K20 is an absolute train-wreck that still manages to be vaguely enjoyable the more you delve into the always-amiable world of wrestling. As the first officia...
Review: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is a great title outside of its political retrofits and buggy modes
by Lewis White
4 months
Almost entirely abandoning predatory business practices and unruly hero-shooter-esque abilities, Infinity Ward is finally back on their game in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. It’s been a while since a CoD game has been this good....