Everybody’s Gone To the Rapture Review – The Answer Is in the Name, Really
Hello. I’m a very British person, and this is a review for a very British game. Everybody’s Gone To The...
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Among the Sleep Review – Night Crawler
My definition of a great game is one that stays with you even years after playing it; Immersive stories that...
Anime Vs Evil: Apocalypse Review – Return Of the Fan Service
There’s a lot of stigma nowadays around asset-flip games, which is fair enough, yet it’s hardly a new phenomenon. Heck,...
Without Escape Review – Welcome To the Hell House
Not too long ago, I was talking a lot about modernised deus ex machina as it seems to be an...
Pumpkin Jack Review – This Is Halloween, Everybody Make a Scene
I’m fortunate to have played Pumpkin Jack at the perfect time during the Halloween season. I’m also particularly nostalgic for...
Omega Quintet Review – Idol Girls, Idle Game
As a big turn-based JRPG fan, many examples of this ageing genre have found a permanent place in my heart....
The Shapeshifting Detective Review – Traveller’s Tales
I adore these little interactive movie games from D’Avekki Studio. I really think they’ve found a gap in the market....
Shadows Of Doubt Review – Voxel Crime Noir
I’m surprised a title as ambitious as Shadows of Doubt slipped under my radar for as long as it did,...
Funko Fusion Review – Potential Wrapped in a Mediocre Box
Funko Fusion is a multiverse third person action game developed and published by 10:10 Games. The game is based in...
Love Island Review – Definitely Not Reality TV
Let’s get the obvious bit out of the way first. Love Island (the game) has absolutely nothing to do with...
Shadow Hearts Retro Review – Dark History
Most JRPG fans look back to the PS1 era and smile. It was a time when narrative masterpieces were being...
Jak and Daxter: The Precursor Legacy Retro Review – The Epic Tale Of 101 Power Cells
Jak and Daxter is a game I have some history with, which is why I’ve chosen to revisit it, salvage...
Drakengard 3 Retro Review – Twisted Sister
I think most were surprised when we found out that the Drakengard games share an extended universe with the NieR...
The Star Named Eos Review – A Thousand Pictures
A phrase that I have heard often in my life is that a picture is worth a thousand words. Cliché,...
Caravan Sandwitch Review – Road Trip Rescue Mission
These days, nearly every game is filled to the brim with bells and whistles that half the time don’t work...
Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart Retro Review – Playstation’s Princess
It’s hard to believe that once upon a time, early in the development of the original Hyperdimension Neptunia game, our...
Malice Retro Review – I’m a Survivor
I like to take the time to find the hidden meanings in games where applicable. Some are obvious, others less...
Witchspring R Review – The Bewitching Power Of Pies
You know, I don’t think I’ve ever played a KRPG before; that’s an RPG developed in South Korea, for the...
Wing Of Darkness Review – Those Beautiful Killing Machines
Not all games are expensive ‘AAA’ epics. Tempting as it is to give coverage exclusively to big-budget titans, there are...