Xbox One

Vigor – Xbox One | Review

By Jordan Demoulpied
| 24th September 2019
| Review, Xbox One
| 0

Norway 1991, Central Europe is all but lost in nuclear war. Norway is safe to an extent. Try to survive. These words to that effect is the first message you receive before starting Bohemia Interactive's Vigor, then after a short tutorial which gives you a low down on what to expect…read more >

The Walking Dead: Telltale Definitive Edition – PS4 l Review

By Josh Shoup
| 10th September 2019
| PS4, Review, Xbox One
| 0

I will say with absolute honesty that when I heard the news of Telltales demise, I was floored. How could this happen? What about the Strangers Things and The Wolf Among Us 2 games they announced? Most importantly though, after that fantastic cliffhanger that The Walking Dead left us on,…read more >

River City Girls – PS4

By Josh Shoup
| 7th September 2019
| PS4, Review, Switch, Xbox One
| 0

I cannot pinpoint the exact time, but if I was to take an educated guess, I would say that it was around mid-1990 that I played River City Ransom for the first time. To say that I was entirely encaptured by the game would be the understatement of the day.…read more >

Blair Witch- Xbox One

By Josh Shoup
| 5th September 2019
| Review, Xbox One
| 0

It is hard to think of what the world of cinema would be like if The Blair Witch Project never existed. Twenty years later, I still have no doubt in my mind that the marketing that went into that film is the best I have ever seen! The "Found Footage"…read more >

Wreckfest – Xbox One/PS4 | Review

By Joe Anderson
| 23rd August 2019
| Review, Xbox One
| 0

If I could choose one game to be remade from the PS One era it would be Destruction Derby. It's a title that holds a lot of nostalgia value for me, the one which I remember most fondly. The destruction and mindless action brought a joy that was unrivalled on…read more >

Madden NFL 20 – PS4 | Review

By Josh Shoup
| 9th August 2019
| PS4, Review, Xbox One
| 0

I admit that I was not the first that would be looked at when playing flag football back in my youth. Shoot, I wouldn't be the first pick even now! Jokes on them, I had a helluva arm back then, and even now! Those that have followed my journey as…read more >

Mortal Kombat 11 – PS4 | Review

By Josh Shoup
| 24th April 2019
| PS4, Switch, Xbox One
| 0

When I stop and think about what is considered "old-school" games, I think of games in the 8-bit era. Although I am sure I could be berated about titles such as Kung-Fu, I really can't think of any GREAT fighting games until we hit the Sega/Super Nintendo era. Now I…read more >

Outward – PS4 | Review

By Josh Shoup
| 29th March 2019
| PS4, Review, Xbox One
| 0

Every once in a while I will get a game to review which I will start and not like within the first hour. Sometimes I will walk away for a day or two and come back to it with a fresh mindset and that seems to help. That certainly helped…read more >

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 >

Dirt Rally 2.0 – PS4 | Review

By John Hay
| 18th February 2019
| PS4, Review, Xbox One
| 0

I'm not someone that can be classed as a petrol head, but I do like driving games. I have to admit though I was a little daunted when I was asked to review Dirt 2.0. You see, I bought the first game and I was surprised by how hard and…read more >