Deponia Review (Nintendo Switch)
Deponia may well be set in a rubbish heap, but it’s a game that’ll never end up there.
Author: Stan Cohen
Gaming has been a life-long love for Stan. To him, there's nothing better than getting lost in a single player adventure. He calls Hyrule home, but occasionally also ventures to a galaxy far far away... Fancy a game of Gwent?
Five Games We Want to See Turned Into Movies From PlayStation Productions
PlayStation Productions is a new studio dedicated to translating Sony games to film, and that has us thinking: what adaptations would we most like to see?
The Mystery of Woolley Mountain is a Trip Through Time and British Humour
Released last month on Switch and PC, The Mystery of Woolley Mountain is a point and click style game that’ll take you back to the old days of the genre.
Seven Ways Star Wars Canon Could Explain How Palpatine is in Rise of the Skywalker
Palpatine’s laugh at the of the trailer for Rise of Skywalker was a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.
Snooker 19 Review
Snooker 19, developed by Lab42, and released on 17th April, makes the more complex of the cue sports accessible and entertaining, even if it does soon get repetitive.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – 7 Things We’re Most Excited About
Jedi: Fallen Order will release for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on November 15th, 2019, and there’s already a lot to be excited about.
Star Wars: Queen’s Shadow by E. K. Johnstone Shows How Democracy Started for Padmé
“Politics is an ancient and noble calling. Without politicians our societies would descend into anarchy and chaos.”
What We Already Know About Jedi: Fallen Order’s Villain, The Second Sister
Cal Kestis wasn’t the only new character revealed for Jedi: Fallen Order.
Jedi: Fallen Order – Here’s What We’ve Learned From The First Trailer
Jedi: Fallen Order may not just be a game changer; it could be a galaxy changer.
9 Reasons We Need a Star Wars: The Clone Wars Game
It might just be wishful thinking, but here’s why we think a Clone Wars game would be excellent.
Neo Atlas 1469 Review
Published by Studio Artdink, Neo Atlas 1469 follows the adventures of pioneering sailors who aim to explore the un-plotted world map.
10 Things We Want From Animal Crossing on Switch
Before we buy our new home from Tom Nook, there are 10 things we want to ensure we get from the upcoming Animal Crossing on Switch.
Edward Brody’s Eden’s Gate: The Reborn is Ready Player One meets the RPG Genre
Eden’s Gate, the debut novel by Edward Brody, is a LitRPG that is impossible to put down.
10 Things We Want to See in Elder Scrolls 6
Skyrim was a masterpiece, but it can be improved upon.
RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore Review
RemiLore is a pretty basic hack-and-slash that offers some interesting levelling up options, but the lack of depth in both the story and combat leaves it feeling a little empty.
Pokémon Sword and Shield Doesn’t Seem Like Quite the Evolution it Could Have Been
The newly-unveiled eighth generation of Pokémon doesn’t quite switch up the formula as much as I’d hoped.
Warplanes: WW2 Dogfight Review
With its easy pick-up-and-play controls, addictive gameplay, and engaging levelling up system, Warplanes: WW2 Dogfight should fly right to your Nintendo Switch collection.
Thea: The Awakening Review
Adventure meets survival and board gaming in Thea: The Awakening.
Star Wars: A Lost Hope For a Good Game
A long time ago, in a galaxy far far away, there used to be decent Star Wars games…
Through a Child’s Eyes: The Importance of Childhood in Narrative Video Games
Adding a childhood flashback or a young protagonist to a videogame can be a very important storytelling device.
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