Bus Simulator Review.... yep, you read that right! This game is all about driving buses, how can that be entertaining? Just wait a minute before you run off, read on to see what I thought about it. https://youtu.be/Pry3AC7PLhY I'll be honest with you when I first came across Bus Simulator my thoughts were probably that … Continue reading Bus Simulator Review
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Fade to Silence Preview
Black Forest Games brings us this post-apocalyptic RPG - here are my first impressions. EGX Rezzed 2019 was awesome, and one of the games that piqued my interest was Fade to Silence. I am an absolute sucker for the post-apocalyptic genre. My special skills include the entire Fallout franchise… so I had to see what … Continue reading Fade to Silence Preview
Metro Exodus Review
Metro Exodus has you being shot at on trains. It has you fighting on trains. It has you attempting to be stealthy while being bombarded with mutated creatures on train tracks in near total darkness while battling for oxygen. This is still a significantly more pleasant experience than getting on a f*cking Scotrail train from … Continue reading Metro Exodus Review
A Deep Analysis of Hitman 2 Locations
You read the review, now it's time to take a look at Hitman 2 locations. Is everything improved in this expansion?
Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII review
There are three certainties in life. Death, taxes and a yearly Call of Duty release. What is never certain is the quality of that Call of Duty release. Does Treyarch's 2018 effort match up with the Modern Warfare classics of the past? Or is it back to the dark days of advanced warfare? I've spent … Continue reading Call of Duty: Black Ops IIII review
Spintires: MudRunner American Wilds Review
American Wilds is the expansion pack for Spintires MudRunner, making an already massive game even more colossal by adding more maps and vehicles to the mix. We have previously reviewed Spintires: MudRunner base game - read here. This review is for the expansion pack so if you need to get an idea and feel of … Continue reading Spintires: MudRunner American Wilds Review
GRIP Review
https://youtu.be/HmDLTvPBSOg Release Date: 6th November Size: 3GB (1846.54MB on Switch) Genre: Combat Racing Developed by Caged Element Published by Wired Productions Ltd Price: £34.99 Reviewed on PS4 and Nintendo Switch; Also available on Xbox One and PC. STORY What started as underground illegal street racing became a highly popular, but still illegal, televised motorsport. The … Continue reading GRIP Review
Soul Calibur VI Review
The Soul Calibur series has been on a long Hiatus since the catastrophe that was Soul Calibur V. A six-year hiatus to be exact. So when Bandai Namco announced the next instalment at The Game Awards back in 2017. Everyone went wild. Even before there was any gameplay shown one phrase uttered by a developer … Continue reading Soul Calibur VI Review
This is the Police 2 Review
This is the Police 2 is a rather bizarre mix of genres wrapped up in a Police force shaped package from THQ Nordic. In one place you have a narrative driven, dramatic visual novel. You have an intense, decision making management simulation. You have a high stakes turn based battle role-playing game. There are even … Continue reading This is the Police 2 Review
Snakebyte Head:Set 4 Review
A headset is a vital accessory in modern gaming. Whether it's to fully immerse yourself in the latest single player masterpiece like God of War, to party up in Fortnite Battle Royale or just to scream obscenities in PES, there's a use. Snakebyte has entered the market with two products, one for Xbox One and … Continue reading Snakebyte Head:Set 4 Review
Life is Strange 2 – Episode 1 “Roads” – Review
Back in 2015, a small French company called DontNod released, though Square Enix, the first episode of what would become one of the most beloved games in recent memory. A game that soon garnered a very loyal fan base and wasn't shy in challenging our moral compasses or taking on difficult subject matters. It was … Continue reading Life is Strange 2 – Episode 1 “Roads” – Review
EGX 2018: This Is Pool Hands-On Preview
On Saturday at EGX, I was lucky enough to get my hands on the preview of This Is Pool, the new upcoming game from developers VooFoo Studios following on from the likes of Pure Pool and Mantis Burn Racing to name a few. VooFoo Studios were showcasing This Is Pool at EGX on consoles for … Continue reading EGX 2018: This Is Pool Hands-On Preview
EGX 2018: Starlink: Battle For Atlas Hands-On Preview
Yesterday at EGX, I was lucky enough to get my hands on the new toys to life game from Ubisoft, Starlink: Battle For Atlas. Following the trend of other toys-to-life games such as Skylanders and Disney Infinity, Starlink also features figurines and ships you can play in game, Ubisoft has however taken the format to … Continue reading EGX 2018: Starlink: Battle For Atlas Hands-On Preview
EGX 2018: ‘Catastronauts’ Hands-On Preview
On my recent attendance at EGX 2018, I had the pleasure of getting hands on a little title by Inertia Game Studios called 'Catastronauts'. A frantic party game that is due to launch Friday 28th September on Xbox, PlayStation 4, PC and Nintendo Switch (The Switch version will be launching shortly after). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MA9_Mbkp5KY&feature=youtu.be Now we're … Continue reading EGX 2018: ‘Catastronauts’ Hands-On Preview
Gamescom 2018 preview: GRIP Combat Racing is not only supremely fun, it features the coolest logo of 2018
I'll let you in on a secret: I have never been a big racing game fan. When people mention 'classics' like Gran Turismo, Destruction Derby, Rollcage, F-zero or Need for Speed Underground I usually just shrug and ask them if they've played Hogs of War. In recent years my habits have slowly been changing. Mario … Continue reading Gamescom 2018 preview: GRIP Combat Racing is not only supremely fun, it features the coolest logo of 2018
Strange Brigade Review
From Oxford based Rebellion we have Strange Brigade, a very British third-person shooter with a strong tinge of Indiana Jones. Rebellion was previously best known for the Sniper Elite series which explains this title's historical roots. This isn't some boring historical retrospective, you'll be fending off giant scorpions, mummies, minotaurs and pretty much any other … Continue reading Strange Brigade Review
Guns, Gore and Cannoli 2 Review
Guns, Gore and Cannoli 2 ticks all the right boxes for me and I couldn't wait to get into reviewing the game. My all time favorite games are side-scrolling arcade platformers with the non stop action and this definitely looks like that kind of game. I am also a bit of a Mafia buff and … Continue reading Guns, Gore and Cannoli 2 Review
Gamescom 2018: The Surge 2 gameplay preview
The Surge and I had a complex relationship. The 'sci-fi Dark Souls' action RPG launched in 2017 and was well received, particularly due to the stunning graphics and the unique parts targeting combat system. I even managed to platinum the game. However, I still felt let down. For everything The Surge did well it disappointed … Continue reading Gamescom 2018: The Surge 2 gameplay preview
1C Company Gamescom roundup: Stygian, Deep Sky Derelicts, Devil’s Hunt and more
The 1C Company brought a very wide variety of games to Gamescom 2018. Ranging from unique Indies to big AAA efforts there was something on show for everyone. Here I'm going to run through some of what I saw or played and highlight some of the top games on offer. If you want to know … Continue reading 1C Company Gamescom roundup: Stygian, Deep Sky Derelicts, Devil’s Hunt and more
Devil’s Hunt Gameplay and Gamescom preview
At Gamescom, I played a lot of games. For some, it was hard to differentiate. Some will likely struggle to stand out. While playing the 1C Company's Devil's Hunt a developer from Layopi Games sat down on the couch beside me. From there he not only talked me through the demo, he also talked. This … Continue reading Devil’s Hunt Gameplay and Gamescom preview