Video Game Reviews

Making a kingdom a a home away from home

It's not about where you're going, it's about how you get there.

Build a criminal empire in perfectly balanced 30-minute chunks.

Recently, I have been seriously pondering a career change. While nothing immediately came to mind, one day it hit me like a ton of power-up markers: I decided that I wanted to be a smuggler.

We review some strange goings-on in a witty point-and-click adventure by the aptly named Spooky Doorway.

Living the dream of being an artist on fast forward in Passpartout

Words in the wind.

I didn't realise I wanted a game about managing an aircraft carrier until now.

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but what happens when a game fails to live up to the standard of the game it hopes to emulate?

In Hyper Knights war is tiny, bloody, and very fun.

Garrison: Archangel is a mecha fighting arcade-em up in which you control a heavily customisable mecha and try to destroy other mechas.

But I would walk 500 miles and I would walk 500 more just to be the man who walks a thousand miles to fall down at your door.

What the title lacks in brevity, the game makes up for, as we take a look at a short point-and-click adventure from OKAM studio.

Keep rollin' rollin' rollin rollin' JUMP!  Keep rollin' rollin' rollin' rollin' JUMP!

A grandma’s basket of goodies or a wolf in disguise?

Steampunk Mechs! Say no more. Acaratus have got it covered fam. 

An RPG where everyone plays the Bard!

A solid tribute to Motörhead, Through the Ages builds on the Victor Vran formula with new, wildly varied locations, and new weapons.

Zagoravia is overrun by evil, hunters have been lured there as mercenaries but are winding up dead, yet the ruler refuses to budge, only Victor Vran can save the day.

"With this brutal and stylish follow up to PS4 launch exclusive Resogun, Housemarque may have achieved the impossible. "