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Review: Darksiders Genesis is co-operative top-down perfection
by Aaron Potter
1 day
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
4 days
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
2 weeks
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
2 weeks
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
2 weeks
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 weeks
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 weeks
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
1 month
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
1 month
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
1 month
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
1 month
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....
Preview: Doom Eternal may just be the best shooter ever made
by Lewis White
1 month
In between the glory kills and face-removing shotgun blasts, Doom Eternal is simply sublime. From our slight taster at EGX, it may just be the best shooter ever made. It’s no secret that out of all the games to release on this g...
Preview: The Cyberpunk 2077 EGX demo has me worried
by Lewis White
2 months
Disclaimer: With Cyberpunk 2077 still in active development all of our issues are subject to changes and tweaks by final release. This is a view of the game as we saw it during the Cyberpunk 2077 EGX demo. Poised as the game to ...
Preview: One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows is more than a one hit wonder
by Alex Atkin
2 months
Previewed on PlayStation 4 One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows features a man who wins every fight he’s in with a single punch, as you may be able to guess from the title. You may well expect that, because of this, a fighting...
Review: Little Town Hero is an adventurous albeit unimpressive RPG
by Lewis White
2 months
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: The Witcher 3 on Nintendo Switch is a fantastically impossible port
by Aaron Potter
2 months
CDProjektRed impresses once again with the impossible port of The Witcher 3 on Nintendo Switch. Having previously redefined what a fantasy RPG could be capable of when The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt originally released back in 2015, C...
Review: ASUS ROG STRIX GL10CS is a solid gaming desktop with one fatal flaw
by Lewis White
2 months
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
2 months
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
2 months
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 months
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...