Waifu Impact 2 Review – Bikini Babe Blaster
We did have a good giggle when the reviews of the original Waifu Impact made the rounds. I was even...
Reviews
Romancing Saga 2: Revenge Of the Seven Review – Long Live the Emperor
The Romancing SaGa franchise has always been one that I’ve been deeply curious about. From the little I heard, it...
Megadimension Neptunia VIIR Review – Another Shot at a Happy Ending
As much as I love the Neptunia series, I’m finding it something of a nightmare to actually jump back into,...
Ico Retro Review – Yorda Best Around
Not only did it take me far too long to review Ico, it also took me far too long to...
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Review – Return Of the Redhead
2017’s photorealistic narrative masterpiece, Horizon Zero Dawn, is a game I’ve wanted to talk about for quite some time, and...
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...
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...
Farmagia Review – A Fairy Tale Of a Different Breed
After being teased for many years, Farmagia, a project from Marvelous in conjuction with none other than the creator of...
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....
Potionomics: Masterwork Edition Review: Brewing Up Some Love
Love is a complicted emotion, that not everyone can easily grasp. We as a society have mythologized Love as Much...
Dragon Ball Sparking! Zero Review – A Welcome Return
Dragon Ball is a worldwide phenomenon. There’s no way to deny it. If you aren’t a fan yourself, chances are...
Sky Oceans: Wings For Hire Review – The Sky Is the Limit, Until It Isn’t
When I first laid my eyes on Sky Oceans: Wings for Hire, I was quite interested, because there were some...
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit Review – Three Cheers For Pizza
There is little in the world that brings joy to children. Whether it is food, cartoons, or a precious character....
Deathbound Review – Multiple Personality Soulslike
Deathbound is a new addition to the ever growing Soulslike genre, developed by Trailforge Studios and published by Tate Multimedia....
Skautfold: Into the Fray Review – Dark, Gory, and Freakishly Fun
I knew nothing of the Skautfold franchise coming into this review. I’m admitedly ashamed to admit that after playing the...
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....