Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite Review: It’s All in the Stones

Richard Seagrave19 September 2017
Dishonored: Death of the Outsider Review: A Short, Streamlined Farewell to a Fantastic Series

Chris Mc19 September 2017
Drive Girls Review: Boobs, Bonnets and Bugs

Kyle Bradford18 September 2017
Baja: Edge of Control HD Review: Rough and Tumble

Richard Seagrave14 September 2017

Reviews

Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite Review: It’s All in the Stones

Richard Seagrave19 September 2017

Sporting a diverse cast of characters and explosive gameplay, Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite doesn't break the mould, but it does reign things in a little.

Dishonored: Death of the Outsider Review: A Short, Streamlined Farewell to a Fantastic Series

Chris Mc19 September 2017

An engrossing, well-paced send-off for a series that already tops the stealth genre, Dishonored doesn't get any better than Death of the Outsider.

Drive Girls Review: Boobs, Bonnets and Bugs

Kyle Bradford18 September 2017

Drive Girls is a game about ladies that transform into cars. Sometimes they fight bugs, sometimes they race each other, yet neither seem to be any fun.

Baja: Edge of Control HD Review: Rough and Tumble

Richard Seagrave14 September 2017

Baja: Edge of Control HD isn't going to blow anyone away, but for racing game fans after some cheap off-road thrills it's certainly worth considering.

Review: Knack 2 Life, Knack 2 Reality

Richard Seagrave13 September 2017

As a sequel, Knack 2 achieves what it set out to do: right some wrongs and be a better game than its predecessor. But it's still nothing special.

Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth Review: Long Name, Even Longer Game

Brandon Langrock13 September 2017

Mask of Truth is a lengthy adventure with some fantastic characters, an intriguing narrative, and a simple but enjoyable strategic battle system.

Archaica: The Path of Light Review: A Truly Clever Puzzler

Becca S.12 September 2017

Archaica: The Path of Light is a puzzle game that utilizes lasers and mirrors as players explore ancient ruins and discover mysterious artifacts.

Tokyo Dark Review: Anime Horror Meets Point and Click

Richard Seagrave11 September 2017

The horrifying Tokyo Dark sits somewhere between a traditional point and click game and a visual novel. And for the most part it works brilliantly.

Review: League of Evil Isn’t Afraid to Turn Up the Challenge

Aaron Potter8 September 2017

Originally finding success back in 2011 on mobile platforms, League of Evil is a no frills yet dangerously addictive platform game in its purest form.

Reaching for Petals Review: Lots of Beauty But Not Much Depth

Kim Snaith7 September 2017

Blue Entropy Studio's debut title Reaching for Petals is a visual tour de force, but unfortunately there's not enough gameplay to keep you hooked.

Review: Zero Time Dilemma is a Fantastic Voyage Into a Tense, Time-Twisting Murderscape

Chris Mc7 September 2017

Like the Saw movies but even more ludicrous, Zero Time Dilemma is an anime-style adventure game that dials the lunacy up to 11.

Review: West of Loathing is Genuinely Funny and Absolutely Brilliant

Kim Snaith6 September 2017

I wouldn't have thought one of the most enjoyable games I've played this year would feature line drawings and stick men, but here we are.

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Guardians of the Galaxy: A Telltale Series – Episode 3: More Than a Feeling Review

Richard Seagrave6 September 2017

Telltale Games' Guardians of the Galaxy continues into its third episode, More Than a Feeling, and still continues to be a blast.

Turtle Beach Ear Force XO Three Gaming Headset Review

Richard Seagrave5 September 2017

Comfortable, well-built and boasting great sound quality, the Turtle Beach Ear Force XO Three is a fantastic headset for those on a budget.

Review: Songbringer Sings a Beautiful Tune

Matt Eakins5 September 2017

If you're looking for a killer retro roguelike with some hints of the olden days, you'd be wise to check out Songbringer.

Review: F1 2017 is Quite Possibly the Best Formula 1 Game Ever

Richard Seagrave5 September 2017

With F1 2017, Codemasters may have just made the best Formula 1 game ever, and I just can't wait to see how aim to top it.

Life is Strange: Before the Storm Episode One – Awake Review

Kim Snaith4 September 2017

I'd have to play through the original again just to be sure, but I'm pretty sure that Life is Strange: Before the Storm may be even better than the first Life is Strange.

Review: Warriors All-Stars is Cross-Franchise Fun

Richard Seagrave1 September 2017

The first Warriors mash-up title of its kind, Warriors All-Stars brings together a cast of characters from over 12 Koei Tecmo franchises.

Review: Pillars of Eternity: Complete Edition Makes an Accomplished Jump to Console

Richard Seagrave1 September 2017

Comprised of the base game and the White March expansion, Pillars of Eternity: Complete Edition offers more than 100 hours of gameplay.

Everybody’s Golf Review: Level Up Your Back Door

Richard Seagrave30 August 2017

Everybody's Golf finally arrives on the PlayStation 4, injecting some much-needed fun into what is normally quite a boring sport.