The release of Destiny 2 brought about the end of a content drought for fans of the Bungie developed shooter. A recent BBC article talked of how the team had ‘learned […]
Category: Reviews
Tax, murder and capitalism: a brief encounter with Democracy 3
In case you hadn’t noticed, politics is crazy right now. Strong and stable is weak and wobbly, vote against a coalition of chaos and you get a, er, coalition of […]
Pokemon Go: The Best Worst Pokemon Game Ever Made
Pokemon has always occupied a particularly fond place in my heart. I can remember my older brother getting a Game Boy Colour for his 9th birthday and watching him play […]
Review: Dark Souls 3
It seems strange to be reviewing the third game of a series without having even touched the previous two. My main concern was that I wouldn’t understand what was going […]
Leo’s Red Carpet Rampage
The anticipation, the disappointment, the ups and downs, the never-ending hope; it’s the thing of great stories. Leonardo DiCaprio’s inability to convert any of his previous Oscar nominations into awards […]
Review: The Witness
I don’t like to write reviews of games that are negative. Video games take an incredibly long time to create, they take a lot of financial resources, a lot of […]
Top Games of 2015 (that I actually played)
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it’s that time of the year again where any games journalist who wants to make their name in the industry needs to show how much they […]
Review: 80 Days
Available on iOS, Android, PC and Mac. This is a review of the PC version of the game. For those who want to travel the world, haggle in Arabian markets […]
Review: Broforce
This is a review of the PC version. Broforce is one of those games that just seems to do almost everything right, and after spending an age in Steam’s Early […]
Review: Fallout Shelter
Fallout Shelter is a free-to-play iOS game from Bethesda Game Studios, available for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad, with an Android version set to be released in the future. The […]