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Roto VR review: An expensive gimmick that can be quite fun
by Lewis White
12 hours
The rise of virtual reality as a gaming platform has led to one of the least accessible forms of gaming there’s ever been. Not only do most VR games require an expensive PC and a less-than-cheap headset, but the majority of virt...
ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 Review: An Absolute Beast In All Areas
by Alex Atkin
15 hours
Have you ever wished that your laptop had more pizazz? Do you look at multi-monitor setups with envy as you lament their productivity? Do you have a spare three grand kicking about behind couch cushions? If you answered yes to any...
Little Hope preview: A creepy return to The Dark Pictures
3 days
When it comes to character-driven horror, Supermassive Games’ The Dark Pictures Anthology has quickly become one of my favorite series, consistently offering compelling, interactive, and spooky gameplay. Both Until Dawn and ...
New World Preview: Amazon Proves Third Time’s The Charm
by Alex Atkin
2 weeks
With Amazon’s previous game, Crucible, laying face down in a puddle blowing bubbles alongside The Grand Tour Video Game, Bezos’ dreams of a video game empire are rather falling short. Yet, up Bezos’ money-lined s...
Marvel’s Avengers review: Super Single-Player Let Down By Muddled Multiplayer
by Aaron Potter
2 weeks
You know that scene in the first Avengers movie from 2012, where Captain America leaps into the New York bank building without a second’s thought to save a huddle of innocent civilians? Now picture that exact same sequence, exce...
Tell Me Why review: Heartfelt teen drama hits all the emotional notes
by Aaron Potter
3 weeks
Just when you thought you’d seen the last of episodic storytelling in video games, developer Dontnod Entertainment is keeping the flame alive with their unique brand of interactive teen dramas. The studio had already solidified ...
Microsoft Flight Simulator Review: An unbeatable planet-sized tour through our beautiful Earth
by Alex Atkin
4 weeks
With the current global pandemic somewhat limiting travel, thanks to restrictions and quarantines, there’s never been a better time to stay in and explore the world. Staring at plain old satellite imagery of tropical locales got...
Battletoads Review: Frenetic Froggy Fun amid fumbling controls
by Phil Hayton
4 weeks
When Rare was absorbed into the Xbox ecosystem back in 2002, the fate of many beloved franchises became uncertain. From the harsh censoring of Conker’s potty mouth to the bastardisation of everyone’s favourite bear and bird du...
Peaky Blinders: Mastermind review: Time-based puzzling that runs out too soon
4 weeks
Based on the multi-award-winning BBC TV show, FuturLab’s Peaky Blinders: Mastermind is a mechanically masterful puzzle-adventure that can’t quite reach the storytelling heights of its source material with the disappointingly s...
Interview: Descenders publisher explains Game Pass success hasn’t “quelled my fear of subscription...
by Lewis White
4 weeks
Indie publishing label No More Robots has become an increasingly prominent name among crowds of Xbox gamers over the past couple of years. While the company may not be as well known – yet – as the zany no-holds-barred publishe...
Grounded Early Access review: A strong survival game with room to grow
by Alex Atkin
1 month
In Early Access, there’s no shortage of unfinished survival-crafting games that litter the floor of your storefront of choice. Obsidian’s Grounded is the latest being added to that mountainous stagnating pile but with one key ...
Nowhere Prophet review: A strong card game hampered by minimal storytelling
2 months
In Sharkbomb Studios’ Nowhere Prophet, you’re the nameless leader tasked with escorting a ragged group of survivors through a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by the cataclysmic event known as the Crash. Within this ram...
Destroy All Humans review: A cult classic remake that isn’t too alien
by Phil Hayton
2 months
It’s been 15 years since developer Pandemic graced us with the extra-terrestrial power trip that is Destroy All Humans and we’ve still not been wiped out by otherworldly beings. While various video game experiences feature the...
Death Stranding PC review: A Fantastic Way to Get Those Apocalyptic Steps in
by Phil Hayton
2 months
When the world was finally presented with Death Stranding, no one was prepared for what it actually was. For some, it was a mere walking simulator, living in the shadow of Hideo Kojima’s legacy. In contrast to this, many found t...
Skully preview: Satisfying pinball platforming in a unique clay world
by Aaron Potter
3 months
I don’t care how cute your mascot protagonist is or how many collectables your levels are littered with, every good 3D platformer needs a satisfying hook. For Crash Bandicoot it’s his ability to endlessly spin; Banjo could gli...
Asseto Corsa Competizione review: Brilliant racing sim butchered by dismal performance
by Kurt Perry
3 months
This review of Asseto Corsa Competizione was conducted on a base Xbox One by Kurt Perry. The racing simulation sub-genre has grown tremendously over the last five years or so. Racing games that were once considered sims like For...
CrossfireX Multiplayer preview: A lacklustre Xbox exclusive that could surprise in its campaign
by Tom Inniss
3 months
When Phil Spencer stood on the stage at E3 2019 and announced that CrossfireX was coming to the Xbox, it was seen as a big deal. Unsurprising really, given that the PC-only tactical FPS has over 650 million players and is one of t...
SpongeBob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated Review – Aye, Aye, Captain!
by Phil Hayton
3 months
It’s the year 2020 and top ten lists of “games that need to be remade or remastered” are becoming less relevant by the second as cult classics and critical darlings are slowly, but surely, being awoken from their slumber and...
Samurai Showdown PC review: Frantically Fun Fighting
by Alex Atkin
3 months
Much like my sorted affair with the weird and wacky world of anime games, I have no idea what’s going on when it comes to fighting games. Leading me into an online match will have me annihilated, with such impressive footwork an...