Outlast 2 – Review PS4 Ruaidhri May 20, 2017 Games, Reviews/Previews The Youtuber's golden goose is back! Outlast has returned and it's hoping to make people with webcams scream in horror. But does it deserve this adulation? Ruaidhri reviews Outlast 2.
Rain World – PS4 / PC Review Ruaidhri April 24, 2017 Games, Reviews/Previews There's little more frustrating in games than a world you want to explore but the game refuses to allow it, in Rain World's case it's the difficulty.
Layers of Fear: Inheritance – PS4 / Xbox One / PC Review Ruaidhri August 19, 2016 Games, Reviews/Previews A wife burned beyond recognition, a husband missing a leg and with a thing for painting and alcohol and a daughter stuck in the chaos and a haunted house, seems about right.
Kerbal Space Program – PS4 Review Ruaidhri July 22, 2016 Games, Reviews/Previews space space spaaaaaaaaaace! Ruaidhri slips on his white coat and becomes a rocket scientist in this review of Kerbal Space Program.
Hard West – PC Review Ruaidhri December 7, 2015 Games, Reviews/Previews 1 Comment Can turn-based PC game Hard West tick all the boxes for a wild west fan? or is it all squib and no boom?
Kaiju Panic – PC, Xbox One Review Ruaidhri October 20, 2015 Games, Reviews/Previews Ruaidhri continues his obsessions with all things Kaiju with the help of Kaiju Panic, a mish-mash of RTS and Tower Defence genres.
Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes – PC Review Ruaidhri October 16, 2015 Board Games, Games, Reviews/Previews, Roleplay Ruaidhri dodges being put on various international lists and tries out a new career in bomb disposal with the help of Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes on Steam.
Tower of Guns – Xbox One / PS4 Review Ruaidhri April 14, 2015 Games, Reviews/Previews 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.
Devil’s Dare – PC Review Ruaidhri October 30, 2014 Games, Reviews/Previews 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.
When did the LAN Party Stop? Ruaidhri October 16, 2014 Features, Games, Uncategorized 1 Comment Ruaidhri puts on his rose tinted specs to remember a better time in multiplayer gaming, a time where 2 hours set up was acceptable, a time where LAN ruled the scene.
Guilty Gear X2 #Reload – PC Review Ruaidhri September 16, 2014 Games, Reviews/Previews 1 Comment 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.
Pure Pool – PC Review Ruaidhri August 18, 2014 Games, Reviews/Previews 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.
Divinity: Original Sin – PC Review Ruaidhri July 16, 2014 Games, Reviews/Previews 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 – PC Review Martine Park May 21, 2014 Games, Reviews/Previews 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.
The Last Tinker: City of Colors – PC Review Dakota Schiller May 14, 2014 Games, Reviews/Previews 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?
The Yawhg – PC Review Martine Park April 25, 2014 Games, Reviews/Previews Martine reviews Damian Sommer's latest indie offering "The Yawhg", a local co-op choose your own adventure game.
Invitation To The Coronation of Alienation Martine Park April 11, 2014 Games, Miscellaneous 2 Comments With the rising number of visuals novels appearing on Steam and Steam Greenlight, are the stereotypes of "otaku basement dwellers" breaking, and is the genre of visual novels alienating a wider gamer audience in favour of those who fulfill the stereotypes?
The Rise of the Indie Games! Elliot Shaw March 13, 2014 Features, Games With hundreds of titles getting released everyday, are we seeing a takeover from the Indie developers when it comes to quality in gaming?
Chuck’s Challenge 3D – PC Review Ruaidhri March 3, 2014 Games, Reviews/Previews 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.
Steam Early Access – The Greatest Trick The Devil Ever Played? Ruaidhri January 20, 2014 Features, Games Ruaidhri looks at Steam Early Access and explains why he just can't get on board with paying to be a Beta Tester.
