Review

Football Manager 2020 – Stadia | Review

By Joe Anderson
| 11th December 2019
| Review, Stadia
| 0

Sorry, this review is late. I was a bit busy trying to win some trophies. Don't worry though, I've been fired now, so I have plenty of time to write. Doesn't unemployment suck? Football Manager 2020 is a cruel game. Taking over the reigns of Glasgow Rangers FC after the…read more >

Sniper Ghost Warrior Contracts – Review | PS4

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 5th December 2019
| PS4, Review
| 0

Set in the Siberian wilderness, your main objective is to take down some highly elected officials. The overall story is there, your reasoning for being where you are is solid enough, but you really won’t care beyond that. It’s not a weak story per se, yet it never captivated me…read more >

Pokémon Sword – Switch | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 5th December 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

I’ve dabbled in every generation of Pokémon at some point in my life, playing some until the cartridge battery ran out and I no longer, much to my horror, had the ability to save the game. Each time the tried and true formula bringing a familiar feeling but always filled…read more >

Last Labyrinth- Review | Oculus Quest

By Josh Shoup
| 28th November 2019
| Other, Review
| 0

Recently I was able to jump back in the world of VR gaming and I've been playing anything and everything that I can get my grubby hands on. Those that know me know that I have a soft spot in my heart for all things horror and will jump at…read more >

Close to the Sun – PS4 | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 27th November 2019
| PS4, Review
| 0

Out of all the mysteries within Close to the Sun, the one that kept me up at night was who could be the nefarious toilet roll stealer aboard a ship full of brilliant minded individuals, despite the fact that all around me strange things keep occurring. When you get to…read more >

Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order – PS4 | Review

By Joe Anderson
| 21st November 2019
| PS4, Review
| 0

Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order is everything I love and hate about videogames rolled into one. It offers up a journey of Star Wars proportions, complete with huge ships, epic lightsaber battles and explored worlds. On the other side, it's a frustrating buggy mess of a game which feels like…read more >

Need for Speed: Heat – Review | PS4

By James Perry
| 19th November 2019
| PS4, Review
| 0

You would be forgiven for coming into this game with low expectations given the past downward spiral of the Need for Speed franchise. However, this time round Ghost Games have brought back some of the foundations that made the Need for Speed games great. But can they do enough to…read more >

Death Stranding PS4| Review

By Josh Shoup
| 17th November 2019
| New Releases, PS4, Review
| 0

Generally speaking, I like to open my reviews with some sort of statement or story about the game I am reviewing. With Death Stranding, there will be no difference. I will be upfront as I know that there are a lot of people that have been looking at these reviews…read more >

Disney Classic Games: Aladdin and The Lion King – Switch | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 10th November 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

Both Aladdin and The Lion King have had reimaginings on screen this year, bringing in a new audience whilst trying to give a sense of nostalgia for those who loved the original animated versions from the 90's. Sadly the films didn't do anything for me, but it seems someone at…read more >

Indivisible PS4 | Review

By Rebecca Nicol
| 30th October 2019
| New Releases, PS4, Review, Switch, Xbox One
| 0

What do you get when you cross a revenge mission, a ruthless mercenary, and a girl with the ability to absorb people into her mind, all wrapped up in a RPG platformer… You get Indivisible, of course. After Ajna’s home is set ablaze she sets off on a quest to…read more >