Reviews/Previews

I’ve always collected games, but the intention of it and dedication took an upswing a couple of years ago. I can’t pretend to own many rare or complete in box games, but I have enough to cover at least the...

Bullet Hell Shooters are something of a niche genre. Although first conceived in the 80’s, Japan in the 90’s hit heavy with this concept of ‘you are one person with one gun, your enemy has more, get...

Ruaidhri hops on the crazy game train and tries out Goat Simulator's latest port to Xbox One. Does the wacky game translate? or has the joke got old?

Ruaidhri goes back to the 90's in Tower of Guns, a first person shooter with lots of jumping, strafing and a trigger constantly held down.

A trench coat, rain, guns and hovering police cars, this must be a cyber-punk future. Ruaidhri goes back to the future in Satellite Reign, the spiritual successor to Syndicate.

Ruaidhri goes back to the future and revives Denvir his Street Samurai for another Shadowrun, this time in Berlin! Does this stand alone DLC add anything to the already great Shadowrun RPG from last year? or is it just more of the same?

Ruaidhri dons a colour changing heat sensitive T-Shirt, puts on the Spice Girls and remembers Opal Fruits as he plays Devil's Dare, a side scrolling brawler PC game that's so inspired by the 90's it may as well be Screech.

Ruaidhri travels to a dystopian future to shoot down sci-fi avatars in the tactical shooter for Playstation Vita - Frozen Synapse Prime.

After re-acquainting himself with Capcom fighting games over the past few years, Ruaidhri is pleased to spread his wings and get his first try at the ever so bat-poop insane Guilty Gear X2 series which recently got launched on Steam.

Ruaidhri gets his stealth on in Dynamighty's Playstation release, Counterspy. Metroidvania style Cold War stealthathon is cross-buy and cross-save, but is it worth your time?

Having not properly played a pool or snooker game since Jimmy White's Whirlwind Snooker on the Amiga Ruaidhri takes a trip down memory lane to see what advancements have been made in 20 years.

Ruaidhri knuckles down and dives head first into RPG Divinity Original Sin. Heavily inspired by Pen and Paper Role Play Games Divinity refuses to hold a players hand, but does this make the game better?

Always Sometimes Monsters is Vagabond Dog's latest creation. It had received early praise for it's realistic portrayal of morality and built up significant interest, and we'll find out if expectations were met.

Dakota returns to the City of Colors to review The Last Tinker. After being so impressed in a preview does the full game live up to expectations?

Martine reviews Damian Sommer's latest indie offering "The Yawhg", a local co-op choose your own adventure game.

Dakota previews The Last Tinker: City of Colours and falls in love with colours and a monkey called Koru.

Ruaidhri breaks out his old magnifying glass to tackle new 'Point and Click' puzzle game Broken Sword 5: The Serpent's Curse.

Chris reviews Weapon Shop de Omasse on 3DS, a rhythm game set in the world of RPG's.

Ruaidhri wells up thinking back to the mid-90's and Chip's Challenge. Many years later we now have Chuck's Challenge 3D and homage and pseudo-sequel to the classic puzzle game that caused stress all those years ago.

Jonas straps on his leathers and his weapons and takes the battle online in ZeniMax's The Elder Scrolls Online. After blasting the beta have all of Jonas' wants come to be?