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Review: Taihe Gemini, a portable monitor that takes design inspirations from Microsoft Surface
by Anmol
18 hours
There are many Chinese companies in the market right now that are dominating most of the tech industry. Some of these companies are working towards bringing better technology at an affordable price and have been successful in doin...
Review: Kingdom Hearts 3 is far from perfect but I love it anyway
by Lewis White
1 week
Reviewed on Xbox One X It has been nearly 17 years since the release of the first Kingdom Hearts. For fans of the series, myself included, it’s been a long journey. Since 2002, Kingdom Hearts has branched out across 14 games pla...
Review: Jon Shafer’s At the Gates is the epitome of mediocre strategy games
by Kurt Perry
2 weeks
There are few things more annoying than a clearly unfinished game being released to the public without being held under a beta title. Unfinished can mean a lot. It could be anything from being a completely broken mess to simply no...
Review: Genesis Alpha One has a spark that’s buried six feet beneath tedium
by Lewis White
2 weeks
Reviewed on PC As much as I love a good roguelike, I also know how painful it is to slog through a not-so-good one. Genesis Alpha One isn’t so much an awful, horrendous, blasphemous addition to the genre, it’s just a rather un...
Review: The Book of Unwritten Tales 2 should’ve stayed unwritten
by Ash
2 weeks
Played on Nintendo Switch Most of the time, you can play a video game’s sequel without having to play the prequel. Sequels tend to function just fine as a standalone game, any lore you may not understand is usually subtly ex...
Review: Sunless Skies is the best written game you’ll play all year
by Lewis White
3 weeks
Reviewed on PC Despite the fact that I’m dangerously low on fuel, supplies, and crew, I still feel optimistic about my journey throughout Albion. Right now, I’m simply delivering some cargo and a traveler I’ve picked up alon...
Review: Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy brings an old game back from the dead
by Ash
3 weeks
Played on: Nintendo Switch Developed by: Eurocom Published by: THQ Nordic First released in 2003 for the PlayStation 2, GameCube and original Xbox, Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy doesn’t necessarily feel like a game from 16 yea...
Review: Resident Evil 2 raises the bar for survival horror and video games as a whole
by Lewis White
3 weeks
Reviewed on Xbox One X and Xbox One /I’m trapped in the Safety Deposit room. With two lickers and a gigantic ten-foot Tyrant waiting for me, I think I’m fucked. After tinkering with my inventory and weighing up my options, fig...
Review: Razer’s productivity line may have a professional aesthetic but still feels designed for gamers
by Lewis White
4 weeks
After our article about Razer’s entry-level kit for gamers, we were swiftly sent a new kit. Dubbed as the company’s productivity kit, the Atheris mouse, BlackWidow Lite and Goliathus Mobile stealth don’t impress ...
Review: Hitman HD Enhanced Collection ports two great games into a shoddy remaster
by Lewis White
4 weeks
Reviewed on PlayStation 4 With the recent release of Hitman 2, it’s clear that developer IO Interactive know exactly what Hitman fans want from the series. Tactical, thoughtful and satirical assassination scenarios that we can r...
Review: Ace Combat 7 not only revitalises a classic series but a classic genre too
by Lewis White
1 month
Reviewed on Xbox One X For as long as they’ve been released, Bandai Namco’s Ace Combat games have always managed to introduce a feeling of freedom. From the initial engine burst upon take-off to the calm descent of your landin...
Review: GPD Win 2 is the ultimate device for lovers of niche technology
by Lewis White
1 month
When GamePad Digital moved from Android consoles to mini PCs, it was clear that they were starting off strong. The Intel Atom-based GPD Win was a niche gamer’s darling. Looking back at it now, it was far from a portable PC power...
Review: The Shrouded Isle puts the fun in dysfunctional cult
by Ash
1 month
Reviewed on Nintendo Switch. The Shrouded Isle, developed and published by Kitfox Games, is a game where you take on the role of a high priest in a doomsday cult on an isolated island, counting down the days until your God returns...
Preview: Away Journey to the Unexpected is the happiest game you’ll ever play
by Lewis White
1 month
Since December, I’ve frequently been dipping in and out of Away. It’s a calming game, one I can see myself constantly using as a therapeutic device. From my hours with it, I’ve decided: there is no other game that feels as i...
Review: Razer Nari Ultimate has game-changing potential if it can solve some key issues
by Lewis White
1 month
At $200, the Razer Nari Ultimate is a premium gaming headset and in typical Razer fashion it managed to look, sound and feel the part. Created with a mixture of plastic and metals, the light exterior is one of the more comfortable...
Review: New Razer Blade Stealth 13 almost removes the gigantic bezels from the display
by Xian He
1 month
Since its inception, Razer has been known for its great gaming hardware. Not only that, but the attention to detail the company gives to every product rivals Apple and Microsoft. If you look at any accessory, even the Xbox One con...
Review: White Xbox Elite Controller is still the best one out there
by Xian He
1 month
A few years ago, Microsoft launched the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller. The accessory came in black, featured interchangeable thumbsticks, and even paddles on the back to give gamers a competitive edge. Aspects like sensitivity an...
Review: Mages of Mystralia is a bright spark but not quite a flame
by Ash
1 month
Reviewed on Nintendo Switch. On the surface, Mages of Mystralia (developed and published by Borealys Games) is a charming little game. The graphics are lovely, the story is well written, and the world is packed to the brim with w...
Review: DayZ standalone is an empty lifeless husk that still doesn’t feel finished
by Lewis White
2 months
After five years in early access, you’d probably think that DayZ’s standalone release would be fantastic. Its foundation as one of the world’s most popular mods ever meant should have helped. With the foundations...
Review: Gear Club Unlimited 2 doesn’t provide the racing experience Nintendo Switch players deserve
by Kurt Perry
2 months
Reviewed on Nintendo Switch There’s little more disappointing than having one of your favorite developers produce a game that just doesn’t synchronize with you. Eden Games are responsible for arguably two of the most ...