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ICARUS Console Edition Review
ICARUS is a sci-fi survival game, dropping you onto a planet to see how long you can last, but with some RPG mechanics alongside for you to earn experience, level up and unlock more stuff to…
Woojer Vest 4 Review – Feel the bang for your buck
Woojer have set out to make gaming an all-encompassing experience. Since 2011, they’ve been building a portfolio of haptic-equipped devices that allow you to feel every explosion, every shot,…
Pragmata Review – Man (and android) on the Moon
Capcom have been on a generational run in recent years with their superb single player titles leading the way alongside a willingness to experiment with new ideas. Helped out in part by the…
Hades II is an essential sequel on PS5 and Xbox
Supergiant Games is a studio that consistently provides games that are great experiences. From its debut Bastion, follow up Transistor, and then Pyre, the studio showed its strong storytelling…
The Occultist Review – Make mine a medium
Investigative horror is one of those genres that ebbs and flows in its prevalence and popularity, but it seems to be having a bit of a resurgence at the moment, with The Occultist due to be…
Disciples: Domination Review
Even though it began in 1999 with the release of Disciples: The Sacred Lands, I’ve somehow never even heard of the Disciples series, let alone managed to play any of the numerous entries over…
Life is Strange: Reunion Review
Eleven years after the first game, with five other games in the series, Life is Strange: Reunion brings back the original protagonists Max and Chloe for one last adventure. The events of…
Overthrown Review
Overthrown is pitched as a chaotic city-builder. Like a Minecraft mash-up with Kingdom Two Crowns, the player must explore the world and collect resources to build and develop their kingdom,…
Darwin’s Paradox! Review – Octo-spy
Darwin’s Paradox! is a surprising game. You play as a cartoon octopus, for one, who finds itself thrust into an alien conspiracy to take over the world. Thankfully, octopi are surprisingly…
Stellar Wanderer DX Review
Stellar Wanderer DX is a space sim, in the style of the classic Freelancer, which is one of my favourite games of all time and clearly an inspiration for this game. These games drop you into a…