Rob Covell

The Sinking City 2 feels like a completely different game. This isn’t exactly a bad thing, as it’s a far more polished experience than its predecessor with combat that’s much sharper and a far more tense atmosphere. If you were coming into…

Something that’s neat with this system is that you can set up four vehicles, one of each type, that you can quick swap to without having to go into the menus. Holding right on the d-pad and using the right stick lets you pick one of your…

The problem is that the actual levels aren’t really much fun. There are puzzles that are barely puzzles at all, involving you going from one place to find a code/button that unlocks a key that unlocks a door that leads to the exit.

%he computer seems to start reacting more bizarrely the deeper you go. If you immerse yourself far enough in this programme, perhaps you’ll find out what happened to those missing family members. There are horror elements weaved in, with…

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The Ultimate Guide covers, to my knowledge, every model that is currently available for each faction, and has page after page of pictures to learn about the lore and potentially become inspired to paint your own.

Small units taking on overwhelming odds, possibly with an overarching strategy layer and permadeath, although they aren’t obligatory as far as I’m concerned.

You’ll walk around in the Mole seeing a number of bizarre sights that I won’t spoil, where you carry out your duties such as adjusting the power, repairing systems, and driving the vehicle towards its destination. Interestingly, much of the…

Finding myself hooked on the survive-’em-up subgenre — and yes I will refer to them as that instead of “bullet heaven”, don’t try and stop me — means that I’ve played a lot of similar games. Some are weaker offerings like Cyberheroes Arena…

Describing Celestial Return and being a combination of Disco Elysium and Citizen Sleeper is fairly apt, as the systems from them are prevalent here. You have the personality traits of Disco Elysium telling you what you should think about…

Something that I liked was that the choices you make don’t just influence the path you take, they also determine your character’s development. You have three stats, those being physical, social, and technological, and when you make certain…