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Hamsterdam: Paws of Justice – PS4 | Review

By Rebecca Nicol
| 7th August 2019
| New Releases, Review, Switch
| 0

Hamsterdam caught my eye a few months ago at EGX Rezzed, a group of people had gathered around an enigmatic gentleman radiating energy and excitement about the upcoming game he was showing off, and its adorable protagonist, Pimm. I watched as my friends got their hands on this colourful and…read more >

Songbird Symphony – PS4 | Review

By Josh Shoup
| 27th July 2019
| New Releases, PS4, Review, Switch
| 0

It feels strange to live in a world where games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band are all but non-existent. In the mid to late 2000s, it was impossible to ignore the notch that rhythm games had made on the gaming market. Of course, I don't mean to say that…read more >

Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Dan Goad
| 22nd July 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

At what point is a sequel no longer a sequel? Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order releases ten years after the last game in the series, with a new developer and new publisher. Having played the remastered versions of the originals when they came out only three years ago,…read more >

What Remains of Edith Finch – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 9th July 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

You play as Edith Finch, who visits her family home for the first time in a very long time. As you walk around your old stomping grounds you learn more about the Finch family and their cursed history. You also seem to the last remaining member of the Finch family…read more >

Terraria – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Seb Hawden
| 6th July 2019
| New Releases, Review, Switch
| 0

Terraria is not a new game, in fact, I don't think there is a current gaming system that does not have a version of this popular title on it. I think we have it on about five devices already in our house, its available on PC, mobiles, tablets, PlayStation and…read more >

Devil May Cry – Switch | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 4th July 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

In August this year, Devil May Cry will be 18 years old. Here in the UK, that means it's old enough to buy cigarettes, buy alcohol and get a tattoo. What DMC has decided to do instead is allow itself to be played on the Nintendo Switch, with the help…read more >

Red Faction: Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Dan Goad
| 1st July 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

It’s almost a year to the day since we reviewed Red Faction: Guerilla Re-Mars-tered (that name makes me groan every time) on PS4, and this week it comes to Switch. When they were originally released the Red Faction games set a new bar for destructible environments, but does Guerilla still…read more >

Crash Team Racing Nitro Fueled – PS4 | Review

By Charles Oakley
| 30th June 2019
| PS4, Review, Switch
| 0

In all my years of gaming there has only ever been one kart racer that has ever stood up to the mighty Mario Kart; Crash Team Racing. Many have tried, many have failed. However, as it was back in September of 1999 and as it is again now in 2019,…read more >

Another Sight – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Dan Goad
| 27th June 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

There aren’t many video game studios in Italy, so it was interesting for me to see what this game from Lunar Great Wall Studios was like. Based in Milan, the studio only opened its doors in 2016, and Another Sight is its first game. Released originally for PC in 2018,…read more >

My Friend Pedro – Switch | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 20th June 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

Bananas are a yellow edible fruit filled with potassium. Pedro is a talking, smiling banana who is guiding me to kill. Why? Who knows? It is all in my head? Who said that? Welcome to My Friend Pedro, an absolutely batshit crazy shoot 'em up that mixes the craziness of…read more >

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