Author: Richard Seagrave

An avid gamer since discovering the wonders of the Acorn Electron in the '80s, Rich has nearly played more games than he's had hot dinners. Not one to put all his eggs in one basket, Rich is happy to play games of all genres, but he particularly enjoys racing games and anything that's full of non-stop action, especially if it includes a good dose of humour, horror or crudeness!
  • Penarium Review

    Poor little Willy. With his father as his only friend, all he longs for in life is a bit of wonder; a bit of excitement to help break the tedium of helping out on the farm. When the circus rolls by one day he is overjoyed: finally, for a brief moment he can feel a…

  • Top 10 Indie Games of EGX 2015

    The UK’s biggest video game expo, EGX, has just passed. Along with showing off some of the biggest AAA pre-releases around, there were also hundreds of amazing indie titles being showcased too. We got hands-on with a big selection of them, so here’s our top 10 indie games to look out for in the coming…

  • EGX 2015: Street Fighter 5 Preview

    Everyone’s favourite beat ’em up returns next year with a brand new numbered instalment, and it’s certainly shaping up to not disappoint. Our brief hands-on had us fighting with fan favourites such as Ryu, Ken and Chun-Li, as well as the lesser known Birdie and new character Necalli. As you would hope, the fighting is…

  • EGX 2015: Need for Speed Preview

    Due to be released on 5 November, we got the chance for a quick hands-on with the new Need for Speed title at EGX, and I have to say we were left very impressed. Able to select from a small but impressive range of cars, including a Porsche and Mustang, we were given a chance…

  • Dynamite Fishing: World Games Review

    Fishing; it’s a boring sport, if you can call it that. It’s a largely futile exercise that pits man against fish – a game that sees the hopeful angler dangling their rod over various bodies of water in the hope that something will nibble on their bait. Thanks to Dynamite Fishing: World Games however, I’ve…

  • Goat Simulator: Mmore GoatZ Edition Review

    I love goats. For some reason the combination of their trendy little beards, serial killer eyes and cool pointy horns makes them ever so endearing to me. They’re also ever vilified, being typically associated with the devil and historically blamed for all sorts of ill-fortune, which makes me like them even more. I mean, everyone…

  • Destiny Limited Edition Codes No Longer Usable?

    Do you own a Limited Edition copy of the original Destiny release? Have you used the codes for the expansion pass and Vanguard Armory yet? For many of you the answer to both these question will be yes, but for those of you that have purchased the Limited Edition but are yet to redeem their…

  • Forza Motorsport 6 Review

    When it comes to driving sims on consoles, there’s only ever really the one option: Gran Turismo if you own a PlayStation, or Forza if you own an Xbox. Well, that was at least until cross-platform Project Cars entered the fray, which is currently the only serious racing game on PlayStation 4. On Xbox One however,…

  • Top 10 PS4 Game Announcements at Tokyo Game Show 2015

    The Tokyo Game Show is upon us, and Sony have wasted no time in unveiling a whole host of great looking titles set to come to PlayStation 4. Here’s 10 titles that we think you should look out for: 10. Resident Evil: Umbrella Corps Good news: Were getting a new Resident Evil game. Bad news:…

  • Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse Review

    “As I picked myself up, all I could hear was the ceaseless drone of traffic. Life went on around me, but the explosion was to change my life, forever”. These words, spoken by the blonde-haired American George Stobbart at the beginning of 1996’s Broken Sword will probably stick will me until the day I die….

  • Onechanbara Z2: Chaos Review

    Featuring a cast of scantily clad girls, armed to the teeth with blades, chainsaws and knuckle dusters, Onechanbara Z2: Chaos gives you just one objective: beat the crap out of an entire army of the undead. Zombies, werewolves, vampires, gargoyles; they’re all here, waiting for you to dispatch them with style, their corpses erupting in a…

  • On Metal Gear Solid V, Mad Max and the Ethical Role of Reviewers

    Last Tuesday saw the release of what for many will probably be the game of the year, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. The latest entry in the highly regarded Metal Gear series, it was undoubtedly hyped beyond measure thanks to a constant barrage of media coverage about the game itself and the apparent…

  • Zombi Review

    As a launch title for the ill-fated WiiU, ZombiU was a pleasant surprise. Combining first person action adventure with strong survival horror elements, it was a solid game that made great use of the WiiU’s unique features and also a bold release for a platform holder known for its family-orientated titles. Unfortunately, like the console…

  • Missing: An Interactive Thriller – Episode 1 Review

    With what appears to be a bit of a FMV game renaissance going on the moment, gracing us with great titles such as Her Story and Contradiction that show the genre still has a lot to offer, Missing: An Interactive Thriller – Episode 1 hopes to grab the attention of gamers and take them on…

  • Layers of Fear Preview

    I have to admit, despite being intrigued by the rather promising trailer I didn’t expect much from Layers of Fear going into it. Developed by Bloober Team, creators of the A-Men games on PlayStation Vita and the Bomberman-esque Basement Crawl and Brawl for PlayStation 4, I didn’t think they’d have the experience to make a solid…

  • The Deer God Review

    Always treat others as you would like to be treated yourself, that what was always drummed into me as a child. It’s also the message that I believe The Deer God tries to impress upon you, in its own ham-fisted (or should that be venison-fisted?) way. But whilst morality does play quite a large role…

  • Back to Bed Review

    “Bob has narcolepsy,” Back to Bed informs you, via one of its many wondrous pieces of art interspersed between its 30 levels. If I was Bob though, I’d be less worried about my narcolepsy and more concerned about the vivid Salvador Dali-esque dreams I’m having. You see, Bob sleepwalks in his dreams, and when they…

  • Mega Man Legacy Collection Review

    Renowned as one of the greatest game franchises of all time, Mega Man crashes onto current-gen consoles and PC in this collection of NES releases from 1987 to 1993. With six games for you to blast through as the Blue Bomber, is Mega Man Legacy Collection worthy of your cash? Maybe. But only if you’re…

  • 10 Thought-Provoking Quotes from Games

    Whilst many still see games as child’s play – an activity that just wastes our time and our minds chasing for high scores – us gamers know that they have evolved to become one of, if not the most absorbing and powerful entertainment mediums available. Not only that, but with the right creative input, they…

  • Risen 3: Titan Lords Enhanced Edition Review

    So, as an avid PlayStation 4 owning adventurer you’ve completed The Witcher 3, seen all it has to offer, and still have a craving for more gritty open world action. What title do you turn to next? There’s not much choice really aside from the disappointingly dull Elder Scrolls Online and the decidedly average Arcania:…

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