Peaky Blinders Mastermind Review
Over the many generations of video games, software based on popular TV shows and other forms of media have had varied level of success. Ranging from Batman Arkham Asylum to The X Files, each product seeks to entice fans of the franchise to buy the game or introduce new fans…
The Academy: The First Riddle Review
It is often said that one’s school days are the best times in a person’s life. While the validity of that statement is questionable, there are several video games which do a fairly good job at replicating the trials and tribulations of a school environment, such as Bully Scholarship Edition…
Ys Memories of Celceta (PS4) Review
Although some of the gaming community consider the abundance of remakes and remasters of previously released games to be a waste of time, there are many good reasons for a game to be revisited, as seen by the enhanced  editions of Wii U games which have seen new life on…
Shenmue III Review
In the past few years, SEGA have been resurrecting several of their dormant franchises such as House of the Dead and Super Monkey Ball, with each of these new entries achieving a reasonable amount of success. The latest in this trend of revivals is Shenmue 3, the long awaited third…
Lapis x Labyrinth Review
Lapis x Labyrinth on the surface is an overwhelming and somewhat repetitive experience, but if you allow yourself to dig a little deeper you'll find an incredibly satisfying gameplay loop filled to the brim with cute designs, vibrant visuals, and an interesting dungeon-crawling system. However, for those looking for a…
Greedfall Review
Greedfall is an instanced but open-world RPG in a savage land surrounded by supernatural tree-like monsters all wrapped up in traditional RPG elements and systems. Questing takes time even from the get-go, combat is exciting and gets better and the game evolves but the game just lacks an overall polished…
Kill La Kill – If Review
Kill la Kill is an adaption of a popular anime where clothes are magical and less the better in this universe. I was a fan of the anime series with the visual style and animation and was hoping that this game was able to faithfully represent the anime. Kill la…
Nitro Concepts S300 EX Gaming Chair Review
PC gaming always has graphics cards and mice at the forefront when you think about what you should buy when looking to up your game. Next, you'll probably think about your keyboard and your monitors but the last thing a lot of people will forget is the trusty chair you…
Dark Devotion Review
Many games have tried to recreate the formula that made Dark Souls so successful, mainly by trying to make games impossibly hard as a way to frustrate players into wanting to get that "reward" at the end. Dark Devotion is a game which has mirrored itself on Dark Souls' ugly…
Noblechairs Hero Series Gaming Chair Review
We’ve looked at a couple of gaming chairs over the last 12 months, one of the stands out new companies to market is noblechairs, a brand that has spent considerable time at making chairs that look professional - moving away from the usual “gamer look” that can be a little…
Metro Exodus Looks Haunting in Real Life Chernobyl Comparison
Metro Exodus the hit survival shooter has seen great success since it was released this year but what might not be so well known if the accuracy that the developers 4A Games focused on to bring the world to life. Partnering with NVIDIA with the release of the GeForce RTX powered…
Far Cry: New Dawn Review
After the success of Far Cry 5, Ubisoft have decided to allow us a return trip to Hope’s County in a standalone game named Far Cry: New Dawn. This new experience takes place after a nuclear attack has rendered the world into a post-apocalyptic wasteland. This trip to the end…
Metro Exodus Review
Metro finally travels outside the tunnels of the underground into a single player story driven narrative that sees Artyom, Anna and the rest of the crew explore irritated Russia in search for a place above ground they can call home without monsters, radiation and enemy humans. Although above ground the…
Roccat Khan AIMO Gaming Headset Review
The Roccat Khan Aimo is the next in line of gaming headsets for Roccat as it looks to improve their range with better audio for gamers. Boasting 7.1 high-resolution audio, the arms race for “HD sound” is upon us. The Aimo looks to be your go-to for better gaming audio…
BenQ PD2700U 27-inch UHD Designer Monitor Review
We usually cover a range of gaming based monitors for the casual gamer up to the professional e-sports player looking for the highest performance. Sometimes however a user will also be looking for good colour performance and accuracy and this is usually a monitor required by a designer or the…
Roccat Kone Pure Champion Grade Gaming Mouse Review
The Roccat Kone Pure is an entry-level version of their successful Kone XTE but the Kone Pure is not to be talked about lightly as it still functions as a highly customisable mouse ideal for eSports thanks to its precision and weight. In terms of design, the Roccat Kone Pure…
LucidSound LS25 Esport Gaming Headset Review
They might be fairly new in terms of the hardware space but LucidSound has already carved out a decent chunk of the market with their non-gaming gaming headsets that choose to remove all the bells and whistles to concentrate on delivering decent sound. The latest headset from them, however, seems…
Dragon Quest XI Review
Dragon Quest has been and still is a great representation of a classic JRPG, and this formula can still be seen in Dragon Quest XI. As a result, XI becomes a strange mishmash of extremely old cliché plot pieces and some genuinely neat advancements. Starting from the story, it's hard…
My Hero One’s Justice (PS4) Review
My Hero Academia is probably one of my favourite shonen animes of the year and the video game adaption as a fighting game was something highly anticipated from fans of the manga and anime. My Hero One's Justice ends up sticking up a decent fight as a fighting game but…
Mega Man 11 Review
After nearly a decade since the previous entry in the Blue Bomber’s franchise, Mega Man has finally returned with Mega Man 11. Unlike previous entries in the classic series, 11 makes the jump to a gorgeous 3D side-scroller, feeling like a truly modern entry in the classic Mega Man lineup.…
Yakuza Kiwami 2 Review
The Yakuza series has come back to the West and in a big way. Following the releases of Yakuza 0 (read our review of the PC version here) and Yakuza Kiwami comes Yakuza Kiwami 2, a remake of the original Yakuza 2. The biggest alteration made in this newest entry…