Titan Quest on Switch: It’s Not Diablo, But It’ll Do
Now available on Nintendo Switch, Titan Quest has its fair share of problems but it’s utterly essential for fans of action RPGs with mountains of loot.
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Sleep Tight Review: A Mostly Quiet Night
A straightforward take on the tower defence/survival genre, Sleep Tight fails to capture the imagination and excitement of its setting.
This Is The Police 2 Review: Bigger, Bolder and Better
This Is The Police 2, sequel to the surprise indie hit released in 2016, does everything its predecessor did and more. There is more drama, there is more police management and there is a hell of a lot more action.
7 Games to Play After Watching Mission: Impossible – Fallout
Just seen Mission: Impossible – Fallout and want to play something that delivers the same mix of espionage and action? Try these games out.
Review: Gene Rain is a Mistake
You could play Gene Rain, or you could play a good third-person cover shooter like Gears of War or Uncharted. It’s up to you.
Remothered: Tormented Fathers Review: Fear and Frustration
Remothered: Tormented Fathers is one of those games that you really want to love, but can’t because it keeps kicking you in the face.
Grim Tales From The Black Death
Around every corner of The Black Death, an RPG from Syrin Studios and Small Impact Games, awaits something that may well kill me.
Spark the Electric Jester is the Best Sonic Game That Isn’t a Sonic Game
Taking the best elements from Sonic games while adding its own unique mechanics, Spark the Electric Jester is the game you should play after Sonic Mania.
Mugsters Review: Wacky and Wonderful
Small games from smaller studious continue to amaze me with their effortless charm and unbound creativity, and Mugsters is easily one of those games.
Upcoming Point and Click Adventure ‘Lamplight City’ is One to Watch
Lamplight City is a point and click adventure game that follows private detective Miles Fordham, who happens to be haunted by a dead colleague.
Past Cure’s Latest Patch Makes it a Better Game
At launch, Phantom 8 Studio’s Past Cure was crushingly disappointing. With its latest patch, however, things have somewhat been turned around.
Review: Archangel: Hellfire Really Makes You Feel Like You’re Controlling a Mech
Lots of games let you take control of giant mechs, but there aren’t many that truly convey the feel of being in one. Archangel: Hellfire does.
The Modern Problem With Backwards Compatibility
Backwards compatibility isn’t new, but it faces a new challenge that I hope both developers and publishers take into consideration in the future.
100 Hours into Warframe, and I’ve Barely Even Started
When all is said and done with Warframe, however long that is from here, i’ll look back on my time with the game fondly. I’m in it for the long haul.
The Council: Episode 3 – Ripples Review
Episode three of The Council seems a little far-fetched at times, but it does enough to keep the story just as engrossing as ever.
Aces of the Luftwaffe – Squadron Review: Fun For Up to Four Players
Need a palette cleanser? Form up with your pilot friends and shoot down some Nazis in HandyGames’ Aces of the Luftwaffe – Squadron.
Our 10 Favourite Resident Evil Moments
From The Spencer Mansion to Dulvey, Louisiana, we are obsessed with Capcom’s survival horror series. Here are 10 of the best moments from Resident Evil.
Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 + 2 Review
Containing all eight of the much-loved Mega Man X games, Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 + 2 is a must-have for fans of the Blue Bomber.
The Power of Fandom Still Surges in Touhou: Scarlet Curiosity
Touhou: Scarlet Curiosity has just been brought over to the PC and despite its mixed critical reception, this is still a satisfying adventure for its budget asking price.
Train Sim World Review: All Aboard!
If you’ve even the remotest interest in trains, whether as a passenger or would-be-driver you’ll get a lot out of Train Sim World.
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