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Review: Little Town Hero is an adventurous albeit unimpressive RPG
by Lewis White
18 hours
Pokémon developer Game Freak once again delves outside of its iconic franchise to create something truly original in Little Town Hero, but curious design decisions and wavering performance mars an otherwise enjoyable strategy RPG...
Review: ASUS ROG STRIX GL10CS is a solid gaming desktop with one fatal flaw
by Lewis White
3 days
As far as gaming desktops go, the new ASUS ROG STRIX GL10CS is an almost pure recommendation outside of one fatal flaw. ROG may be known for going all out, but the for-gamers-by-gamers brand has never shied away from more conserv...
Review: Trine 4 offers great puzzles but an underwhelming story
by Phil Hayton
7 days
Fantasy adventures are dime a dozen within the world of video games, with the premise of a mystical, magical world being far from unique. What has become a novel concept, however, is the idea of a fairytale-inspired title falls in...
Preview: Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is undeniably fun even when you’ve no idea what’s happening
by Alex Atkin
1 week
If you’ve seen our previous instalment in the series of: ‘Alex playing anime games without having any idea what’s going on’, you may have an idea about how I went into Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot. I had already begun on my life...
Review: Lenovo Legion Y740, the almost perfect gaming laptop, if you can afford it
by Anmol
2 weeks
At CES 2019, Lenovo launched its gaming lineup for 2019 that included the new RTX laptops as well. The new Lenovo gaming lineup starts from Y540 and goes all the way till Y740 (17-inch). All the laptops are powered by Intel’s so...
Review: Ghost Recon Breakpoint is a boring and exploitative experience that makes parody embarrassed
by Lewis White
2 weeks
Ubisoft’s open-world stealth-em-up returns with Ghost Recon Breakpoint, a boring and exploitative experience that makes parody feel embarrassed. The Ubisoft open-world formula got old before. Repetitive tower-climbing and ...
Review: Code Vein excels in customisation but stumbles everywhere else
by Lewis White
2 weeks
Code Vein can’t quite match up to the sleek combat and suffering tales of Souls, but stylish action and gorgeous anime visuals give it an edge. While Souls-like creators From Software may not be dabbling in the Ashened world of ...
Review: Mutazione is a mutant soap opera that feels incredibly human
by Ash
4 weeks
In Mutazione, you play as Kai, a 15-year-old girl who travels to the island of Mutazione in order to care for her ailing grandfather, Nonno. Along with helping nurse Nonno back to a semblance of health, Kai meets the other inhabit...
Review: Borderlands 3 trades in its heart for some fantastic shooting
by Lewis White
4 weeks
Gearbox’s flagship franchise marks its long-awaited third instalment with the usual brand of wacky juvenility and number-birthing gunplay in Borderlands 3. No one loves the Borderlands series more than Borderlands itself. Ac...
Preview: One Piece Pirate Warriors 4 is a fever dream that’s too much fun
by Alex Atkin
1 month
A colorful cacophony of bizarre anime action. As part of our post-Gamescom coverage, we sent our awesome Alex Atkin to Bandai Namco UK to experience their upcoming lineup of amazing titles. First up: One Piece Pirate Warriors 4. I...
Android 10 Review: Not a fully baked dessert
1 month
This review was written after using Android 10 for the past two months, as well as a week of the final release which is much the same as the previous betas. Android 10 is Google’s latest Android software version and is the v...
Review: WRC 8 may have tonnes of content but its driving lacks weight
by Lewis White
1 month
Our review of WRC 8 was conducted on an Xbox One X When you think of a shining example of the rally simulation genre, the mind immediately moves to Codemasters’ near-flawless diamond-standard Dirt Rally. It’s a tough crowd...
Review: Blasphemous offers slick 2D action that drenches you in blood, sweat and pixels
by Aaron Potter
1 month
The first thing you fight in Blasphemous isn’t some grunt or a low-level underling, but rather a full-scale boss known as the Warden of Silent Sorrow. He’s garish, hulking, and makes the protagonist of this aptly titled 2D...
Review: Gears 5 offers the best campaign the series has ever seen
by Lewis White
1 month
Whereas 2016’s Gears of War 4 felt like a greatest hits mirage of what the title’s namesake embodies, 2019’s Gears 5 has taken drastic steps to evolve the semi-stale franchise into a fresh new beast. As the midpoint to this ...
Review: Creature in the Well is a pinball hack and slash fusion that works
by Alex Atkin
1 month
Previewed on PC Creating a fusion between game mechanics is never easy work, even when you are working with two proven and versatile mechanics, it can result in disaster, just like in cooking. Sometimes merging two established con...
Review: Man of Medan offers fantastic co-op and frequent frights
by Lewis White
2 months
Disclaimer: We reviewed Man of Medan on a PlayStation 4 Pro system. SuperMassive Games’ teen horror cliché delight Until Dawn was one of this generation’s most surprising titles. Combining a medley of horror tropes into one C...
Preview: Marvel’s Avengers goes beyond its MCU properties to create a solid action game
by Connor Makar
2 months
Following E3, Marvel’s Avengers found itself in a weird situation. With only a single trailer that briefly showed off what the game had to offer, the general sentiment shared by many was a vaguely confused optimism. It looke...
Review: Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey is an ambitious survival game that will test your instincts and patie...
by Aaron Potter
2 months
“Good luck, we won’t help you much”. Never has a truer opening statement been said than this surprisingly informal one you receive upon first starting Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey. That’s because the new ga...
Review: Control is one of Remedy’s most inventive and captivating titles yet
by Lewis White
2 months
Remedy Entertainment’s love for the cinematic isn’t completely absent from their newest title Control. Distanced from the publishing arms of Microsoft that helped bring the company’s largely unrelated albeit undeniab...
Review: RAD is a unique roguelike that’s dripping in irradiated style
by Lewis White
2 months
RAD review conducted on an Xbox One X I’ve always loved the term “diminishing returns”, but I never thought I’d be thinking about it under the scope of nuclear devastation. I’ve seen the rubbles of Washington in Fallout ...