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Claybook – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Graham Ray
| 12th March 2019
| Review, Switch, Xbox One
| 0

Indie developers Second Order have created a rich, colourful and original puzzle game that shines as a technical marvel but forgets to provide the fun - welcome to Claybook. When I was younger I used to love playing with clay and Play-Doh. The idea of moulding this colourful smelly and…read more >

Beat Cop – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Graham Ray
| 11th March 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

11-bit studios have created a pixel art styled 80’s cop romp that leaves a sour taste in the mouth. Unashamedly based upon the classic cop shows of the 1980s (something the developers state at the beginning of the game), Beat Cop puts you in the shoes of Jack Kelly, a…read more >

Doom and Destiny – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Josh Shoup
| 11th March 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

We live in a strange time where it seems like gamers are torn between wanting new IPs and living in the past with all the rereleases of classic games. This is especially true when it comes to fans of RPGs. I fully admit that I am with the crowd of…read more >

The Caligula Effect: Overdose – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Daryl Baxter
| 6th March 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

Usually, when playing a totally new game in a series I haven't played before, I don't like to research it much beforehand. This wasn't the case with The Caligula Effect: Overdose, mainly because it's a remake of itself. And to add to this, it was originally a PS Vita game back…read more >

12 Is Better Than 6 – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Rebecca Nicol
| 5th March 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

The hand-drawn world of 12 is better than 6 is as beautifully crafted as it is brutal. In this top-down shooter, you step into the shoes of an escaped Mexican prisoner in 1873 on his escape across the desert to Texas, with nothing but a sombrero on his head and…read more >

Treasure Stack – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Rebecca Nicol
| 1st March 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

Games like Tetris and Bejeweled are icons of their genre; Puzzle games that people return to time and time again, always having ‘just one more go’ that turns into bleary eyes are sore thumbs in the morning. Hours can be wasted – or well spent depending on your outlook- on…read more >

Rad Rodgers: Radical Edition – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Seb Hawden
| 25th February 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

The ’90s were a good time for me and video games. I was at school, life was easy and video games were fun. There were no comparisons, frame rate reviews or pointless arguments over plastic boxes. Sure there was the Megadrive vs SNES competition but it was healthy and fun.…read more >

Tetris 99 – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Daryl Baxter
| 23rd February 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

Second only to Link’s Awakening, Tetris 99 was a surprise to many when it was announced at last week’s Nintendo Direct. Tetris 99 has been everywhere for the last week and has divided opinion since its launch. The game has some great aspects, mixed with the ‘Battle Royale’ variant which has…read more >

Steins Gate Elite – PS4 | Review

By John Hay
| 22nd February 2019
| PS4, Review, Switch
| 0

Visual novels, why do we even class them as games. Stein's Gate Elite is essentially a remaster of the original title. Unlike most remasters that take ugly polygons and turns them into gorgeous looking 3D models, Steins Gate takes still art from the original game and swaps it out for…read more >

Dungeon Stars – Nintendo Switch | Review

By Seb Hawden
| 20th February 2019
| Review, Switch
| 0

Dungeons, loot, combat and RPG elements. Has someone been looking at my Christmas list? It's no secret I love a good RPG, the worlds, the weapons, the quests and just being transported to a new world really resonates with me. I like upgrading my characters and watching them grow, get…read more >

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