Hard West Review
XCOM’s revival in 2012 served as a welcome return, as well as a great introduction to the genre of tactical RPGs. With XCOM 2 on the way in 2016, I’m sure many are chomping at the keyboard for their next dosage of turn-based squad combat. While it may be a…
Adventure Time Finn & Jake Investigations Review
For anyone who has been watching Cartoon Network in the past six years, you will inevitably have heard of the Adventure Time series starring Jake the dog and his adoptive brother Finn the human. After starring in several games across various genres, developers Vicious Cycle Software have made Finn &…
Razer Mamba 2015 Edition Review
The Razer Mamba 2015 edition is an updated version of the original with new RGB lighting, adjustable actuation force of the main buttons, a new sensor and up to 16,000 dpi. My previous gaming mouse was the Logitech G602 which is wired, so naturally moving over to a wireless alternative…
Chibi Robo! Zip Lash Review
It seems an interesting choice that Nintendo would choose the little known Chibi Robo to spearhead a new title on the 3DS when there's a plethora of more well established waiting at the side-lines. Even stranger that Nintendo would take this new title in a completely different direction to its…
Tales From The Borderlands Review
With more than twelve adventure game seasons under their belt, it is fair to say that Telltale Games have found their niche For one of their projects this year, they teamed up with 2K Games to offer a series based on the first-person comedy shooter franchise Borderlands. Some of you…
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes Review
Taking a break from the usual single player experience of your standard Zelda game, Tri Force Heroes instead follows the path of Four Swords Adventures on GBA and Gamecube, offering a more social quest to complete with up to 3 people. So, if you walk into Triforce Heroes expecting the…
BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma Extend Review
Before sitting down to play this game, I could feel the phantom ache in my thumbs from many past forays with Arc System Work's phenomenal fighting games. Their stellar Guilty Gear franchise made a bold comeback with XRD -SIGN- recently that impressed critics and fans alike. So many were left wondering…
Life is Strange Episode 5: Polarized Review
Endings are tricky business in games, especially when you’ve given the player the power of choice throughout the course of the story. Mass Effect 3 showed us what happens when you balls it up big time, garnering a significant backlash from the fans who felt cheated that all of their…
Persona 4 Dancing All Night Review
In Persona 4 Dancing All Night, the protagonists of Persona 4 are set to take to the dance floor in a rhythm action game, far away from the role playing game that was originally released back in 2009. Whether you are a skilled button matcher, or you simply want to…
Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water Review
Going into Project Zero: Maiden of Black Water it's hard to not have high expectations. While often overlooked, the series comes with a strong pedigree amongst horror games, often being touted as the scariest series around. Blending the visual style of Japanese cinema with gameplay borrowed from Resident Evil (Swapping out the…
Tales of Zestiria Review
The 20th anniversary of the Tales series is here in the form of Tales of Zestiria, a simultaneous greatest hits collection of all the successful Tales tropes while also being the series’ first leap into the current generation and on PC. With enough throwbacks and gameplay revisions to keep the…
Uncharted The Nathan Drake Collection Review
The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 have seen some amazing games in their two years on the market, but their presence means that some of the later games on the previous consoles get lost in the new generation spotlight. In order to prepare us for the final game in the…
Mushroom 11 Review
There aren’t enough fungal protagonists in games. Besides Toad, who’s only had one solo adventure to his name, fungi don’t get much love as potential main characters in games. Untame’s Mushroom 11 hopes to redress the balance, casting you as a replicating green fungal growth, who must go on a…
Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance Review
The Disgaea series has never focused on changing its formula but rather improving upon what it has been doing for years, adding a few new parts to the mix to keep things fresh. Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance does not take any risks but it does offer some fresh new…
HTC One M9 Review
The HTC One M9 is a nice looking phone. Smooth curves and precision on its full metal casing push the quality and premium feel that HTC are trying to establish. It is this quality that HTC hopes will persuade customers to step away from Samsung and Apple. Ultimately though, does the HTC…
Jotun Review
The boss rush genre has become a starting point for many indies now, allowing studios to focus on tightly designed moments of awe, rather than creating a long adventure which can sag and dip throughout. Does Thunder Lotus’ Nordic quest to appease the Gods result in a tale that bards…
SOMA Review
SOMA is the new title for PlayStation 4 and PC brought to you by Frictional Games who previously brought us Amnesia: The Dark Descent, a game that I cannot play to this day because I am far too terrified to go up against the Lovecraftian monstrosity that stalks you throughout.…
SteelSeries Rival 300 Gaming Mouse Review
The SteelSeries Rival 300 optical gaming mouse is the latest in the Rival range, which is being marketed more on its precision and its recognisable design seen in the other Rival mice but with improvements. The Rival 300 uses an optical sensor over a laser one and is long suggested…
Skyshine’s Bedlam Review
As the Dozer rumbles towards Aztec City, it brings with it yet another post-apocalyptic RPG with permadeath, roguelike elements and procedural generation. Is Skyshine’s Bedlam yet another cookie cutter indie to throw in the nuclear landfill or is this journey to the Promised Land worth taking? Story is not the…
SteelSeries Siberia RAW Prism Review
SteelSeries' Siberia RAW Prism is part of their latest colour range, which advertises to gamers that they have the option of 16 million colours at their disposal. This gives them the ability to tweak and shape, for the exact hue they would like for the rings around the ear cups…
Mad Max Review
Set after Fury Road, Mad Max see’s our hero beaten, left for dead and without his prized Interceptor. Max reluctantly joins forces with Chumbucket, a blackfinger (mechanic) who promises to build him a vehicle so powerful, no one would stand in his way, the Magnum Opus. So once more into…