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Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Review: A raiding romp worthy of Valhalla itself
by Alex Atkin
4 days
Assassins and Vikings, you may think, are two opposing forces and natures. After all, there’s seldom a sneaky way to burn down and pillage a church effectively with all the screaming going on. With this empirical truth thrown to...
2020 iPad Air 4th Gen review: Pro in all but name
by Lewis White
1 week
Apple’s iPad Pro line of tablets has been deemed by many to be the undisputed king of tablet technology. That still rings true: nobody makes a tablet quite like Apple. However, as far as competitors go, the 2020 iPad Air (4t...
XCOM 2 Collection iOS review: The Peak of Mobile Gaming
by Lewis White
3 weeks
The release of XCOM: Enemy Unknown on iOS back in 2013 was a huge surprise for mobile gamers. It was a sign of the future: big-budget AAA games were playable on the go without the need to fork out close to £200 for a dedicated ha...
Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory Review: A Radiant Rondo of Reminiscence
3 weeks
If you told a Kingdom Hearts fan that a rhythm game spin-off of the series was in development before Melody of Memory was announced, they may have recoiled into the corner of the room, repeatedly muttering the word “Atlantica”...
Xbox Series S Review: Tiny Gaming Magic
by Alex Atkin
4 weeks
PC gaming has always been my focus. I’ve never followed consoles all too closely, I’ve never much cared for their plug-and-play convenience when I’ve had unbridled power and a tolerance for cable management. However,...
Kingdom Hearts: Melody of Memory Preview: A Fantastic Musical Celebration
2 months
Aside from Tetsuya Nomura, one of the names that crops up most often when discussing Kingdom Hearts is Yoko Shimomura. It’s for good reason – her music for the series is famous enough to have been featured on Classic...
The Falconeer Preview: Bird-based bureaucracy is a real hoot
by Alex Atkin
2 months
We don’t see nearly enough giant eagles in media nowadays, let alone video game. After their brief incredible appearance rescuing Hobbits at the end of The Lord of The Rings, they’ve faded from the spotlight outside of the occ...
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time Review – Wumpa Wumpa Burning Love
by Phil Hayton
2 months
If one thing’s for certain, it’s that Crash has had a rocky career as a video game mascot. Despite reaching his peak in 1998 and going into hiatus for seven years in 2010, the power of nostalgia has somehow managed to keep the...
Elgato Wave 3 review: A fantastic option that’s designed for purpose
by Lewis White
2 months
Elgato has almost always been the go-to brand for streamers and content creators. Whether it’s the Elgato HD capture cards or the company’s Stream Deck hardware, there’s no arguing that the beloved hardware brand has ear...
Remothered: Broken Porcelain preview: Hide and seek in a spooky children’s home
by Aaron Potter
2 months
From an indie perspective, I don’t think it’s too crazy to say that we are very much living in a golden era of horror games. While the likes of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard and The Evil Within 2 are serving to maintain Triple-A ...
Roto VR review: An expensive gimmick that can be quite fun
by Lewis White
2 months
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
2 months
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 months
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
3 months
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
3 months
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 months
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
3 months
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
3 months
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
3 months
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
3 months
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...