Cat Quest Review
Cat Quest comes off as a simple mobile game, which it is. Cat Quest was simultaneously released on Steam, iOS, and Android. Yet for a mobile game, it adapts very well to a PC, and feels much deeper than you'd find with most mobile games. Packed with adorable artwork, a…
Splatoon 2 Review
Splatoon 2 brings back everything that made the original great while finding some areas to improve and add new life to Nintendo's newest IP. Splatoon 2 is about as safe as a sequel that Nintendo could've made, and that's not necessarily a bad thing. This sequel feels like a "deluxe-edition" port…
Dell S2718H 27 Inch HDR Monitor InfinityEdge Review
Dell is well known for their XPS gaming laptops and the Alienware range which sits under the main Dell corporate umbrella but it's not a brand that many always think of when it comes to monitors. Focusing on style and visuals, they have a wide range of different displays to…
The Darkside Detective Review
The point and click adventure has seen many changes since it began in the early 1980’s with games such as The Secret of Monkey Island leading the charge. Originally developed during a games jam in 2014, The Darkside Detective by newly established Irish developers Spooky Doorway is the latest adventure…
Accel World vs Sword Art Online: Millennium Twilight Review
Anime fans and gamer fans would have probably heard of Sword Art Online and maybe Accel World, two of the most popular virtual MMO titles in the anime sphere. Bandai Namco has published the joining of the two worlds from author Reki Kawahara. 99% of anime goers would have most likely…
RPG Maker FES Review
The 16 bit RPG is a genre which has gone from strength to strength over the many years of its existence, with classic titles such as Chrono Trigger, and modern games such as I Am Setsuna proving that the graphical style is one that never goes out of fashion. Several…
HTC U11 Review
HTC has been competing with Samsung for years to bring out a phone to rival their highly popular Samsung S range. HTC fans will be happy to know that the company have been behind the scenes preparing a phone which is ready to rival its biggest adversary. The HTC U11…
Perception Review
Perception is a horror game with a little difference. Instead of being alone in the dark trying to always find your safe haven of light, you are always thrown into the darkness. Developed by ex-developers from the Bioshock studio Irrational Games, Perception is a first person horror title where you…
Operation Babel New Tokyo Legacy Review
It has been three years since Operation Abyss New Tokyo Legacy, a visual novel RPG hybrid was released in Japan. We gave the game a respectable score of six out of ten when it was released in English back in 2015 for the PlayStation Vita, and a few years later…
Danganronpa Another Episode – Ultra Despair Girls Review
With the recent arrival of Danganronpa 1.2 Reload on PlayStation 4, fans of the visual novel series wondered if the spin-off title, Danganronpa Another Episode: Ultra Despair Girls, would also make the jump from portable to consoles and PC. The official confirmation of the port was definitely welcome, as we…
Victor Vran: Overkill Edition Review
Victor Vran, originally released in 2015, left little impression on nearly anybody. Labelled a Diablo clone and thrown into the cultural waste paper basket, a small cult following eventually formed around the Van Helsing-esque ARPG. Haemimont Games have decided Victor Vran deserves another chance at mainstream success, collecting the base game…
Cladun Returns : This Is Sengoku! Review
The eternal questions of the enigma that is life after death is a mystery that many individuals have tried to answer, or given their own unique interpretation of what they believe to be present in the worlds beyond our own. Cladun Returns: This Is Sengoku is the newest action RPG…
The Silver Case Review
One of the benefits of living in an age where games don't need a physical release, is that it is easier for developers to release their games in more countries without investing large amounts of money. Originally released for the PlayStation back in the 90s, The Silver Case is a…
Skylar & Plux: Adventure On Clover Island Review
Within the modern game industry, many genres have had a moment in the spotlight, and then faded away once the next big thing has arrived. This happened in the 90s to the 3D platformer, with titles such as Spyro the Dragon, Crash Bandicoot and Banjo-Kazooie giving us fond memories of…
Dreamfall Chapters Review
If there is one thing that films and games with parallel universes have taught us over the years, it is that jumping between them can be either highly productive or deeply catastrophic. This is certainly the case in Dreamfall Chapters, which is the third entry in The Longest Journey series…
The Town of Light Review
The Town of Light is a horror game about the tale of a teenage girl who is suffering from mental illness inside the walls of a mental asylum. In the Town of Light, the characters are fictional while the story is meant to be based on true events from the…
Elgato HD60 Pro Review
Streaming and YouTube gaming videos has never been a bigger market, from the lower ends of the Twitch streamer all the way up to the multimillionaires, almost every gamer watches a stream or YouTuber, or is a content creator themselves. As gaming markets have grown and merged over the years,…
SteelSeries Arctis 5 Headset Review
SteelSeries have a long line of headsets, most of which we have reviewed over the past few years but recently headsets for gamers are starting to change. Disappearing are the headsets which are full of lights, bells and whistles to grab the attention of "gamerz". The Artics 5 is a…
Prey Review
To be blunt, Prey wasn't anywhere near my list of games I was excited for in 2017. Call me shallow, but the trailers failed to light the fire of curiosity within me. Colour me impressed then that Prey not only pleasantly surprised me, but it may be the best successor…
Birthdays the Beginning Review
From the beginnings of civilisation, we have all wondered about how our universe came to be. While some take the scientific approach, others believe it is the result of the intervention of a deity beyond our understanding. Whichever scenario you believe to be true, many popular works have tried to…
Dawn of War 3 Review
War, War never changes. Especially not in the Warhammer 40K universe. Space marines hate aliens. Aliens hate marines. Chaos hate everyone. A lot of people die. Despite a concept that simple the lore surrounding it is incredibly dense and po-faced, spanning nearly 30 years of material. It's unsurprising then Dawn of War 3…