Move Over Sonic, Ray the Squirrel Might Just Be My New Favourite
In the past, Sonic’s friends have all been pretty much unlikeable outside of Knuckles and Tails. Ray the Squirrel though, well, he’s awesome.
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Guts and Glory is Awful, But I Can’t Stop Playing It
Guts and Glory not only looks terrible, but its physics are utterly absurd at times. Despite that though, it’s insanely fun if you like a bloody challenge.
Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion Review
Using terminology such as “dongbongles” and “poo brain”, Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion isn’t intended for a mature audience. And it’s all the better for it.
Sonic Mania’s Encore DLC is a Bargain
Out now, Sonic Mania’s Encore DLC, included in Sonic Mania Plus, offers way more than just remixed stages. Get it bought if you’re a Sonic fan.
From the Ashes Gives Kingdom Come: Deliverance Players Something to Invest In
From the Ashes, Kingdom Come: Deliverance’s first chunky piece of DLC, enriches the game rather than expanding upon it.
Defiance 2050 is Familiar but Fun
The TV series may have been cancelled but Defiance lives on. Defiance 2050 is a free-to-play third-person shooter available now on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Review – Shining Bright Like a Diamond
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker tells the story of Toad and Toadette and their adventures hunting for treasure in their wacky, exciting, and dangerous world.
Gekido: Kintaro’s Revenge Review: From Game Boy Advance to Xbox One
Originally released for Game Boy Advance in 2002, Gekido: Kintaro’s Revenge has made its way to Xbox One after landing on PS4 and Switch earlier this year.
Youropa Review: Putting Puzzles On Their Heads – Literally
Youropa is a unique puzzle game in how its puzzles are approached, and how it wants the player to approach them.
Review: Super Destronaut DX is a Retro Must-Buy
If you fondly remember playing the likes of Space Invaders or Arcadians, you really ought to give Super Destronaut DX a go.
Tempest 4000 Review: Revitalising a Classic
It has been a whopping eighteen years since the last Tempest game. Does Tempest 4000 have the magic to keep the series alive?
If You Only Play One Indie Game This Year, Make it Moonlighter
Moonlighter’s combination of two tried and tested genres into one finely-tuned complete package is nothing short of wonderful.
Mothergunship is Out of This World
Having you ever played a first-person shooter and wished you could create your own gun? You need to play Mothergunship right now.
Starman Review: Drifting Off In This Relaxing Puzzle Game
A relaxing puzzle game was just what I needed on a hot summer’s afternoon.
Candle: The Power of the Flame Review: Burning Bright
Gorgeously made, challenging in every way, Candle: The Power of the Flame is a game that shines brighter than you’d expect.
Hidden Features Found in Silent Hill 2 Nearly 17 Years After Release
Think you know everything about Silent Hill 2? Better think again. Some new and very helpful features have just been discovered.
Fighting NieR: Automata’s Enemies is Like Punching Kittens
There you are, a sleek, badass android, armed to the teeth and ready to slaughter. And there they are, pudgy little mute mobile dustbins.
Graveyard Keeper Feels Like Stardew Valley… With Corpses
Graveyard Keeper, a spooky management sim, illustrates what might happen if you put The Chuckle Brothers in charge of a funeral home.
LEGO The Incredibles Review: Same Old Bricks
LEGO The Incredibles is fun. It’s just as entertaining as any other LEGO game. But that’s the problem. It doesn’t stand out in any way.
I Learned The Hard Way That Digital Games Won’t Last Forever
A trip down memory lane coerced me to buy an original Xbox 360 for its blades dashboard. But its inability to play my digital games got me worrying about the future.
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