Guacamelee Review: Who Said Stereotypes Were Bad?
Slightly late to the party, and admittedly spurred on by its fancy features connecting it with the PS4, but I finally bought a Vita and decided to try out some of the PS+ free titles that gets given...
View ArticleLightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII-3 Review – Is Square-Enix’s Time...
Recently I played the demo of this game, and wrote up a preview of sorts, and sooner than I expected my preorder turned up and it was time to settling into the game itself. Now I’ll be honest, the...
View ArticleDon’t Starve Review: Survival of the Sanest
If someone had described Klei Entertainment’s survival game to me, I probably would have shaken it off as uninteresting and a little too much like Minecraft for my tastes. However I heard it was going...
View ArticleOutlast – Give your best psycho grin for the camera
I first saw the trailer for Outlast before it was released on Steam and was immediately interested. The first real horror game for the next gen, and it looked dark and scary and exciting. So far...
View ArticleLightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII-3 Preview
On February 11, (or the 14th if you live in the UK like me), the story of Final Fantasy XIII will finally come to an end. It’s a series that has a huge dividing effect on the Final Fantasy fandom, with...
View ArticleXmas Week: Saints Row IV – How the Saints Saved Christmas DLC Review
So its Christmas week, and I’m going to kick it off by looking at the new Saints Row DLC, How The Saints Saved Christmas, so watch my video below. Lance -
View ArticleThe Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds Review – Linking the past with the...
I started out as a gamer quite young, which I may have said before, and the first game I ever completed was The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. It’s a game that has always held a massive amount...
View ArticleBatman Arkham Origins Review: The prequel we thought we needed, but not the...
When Rocksteady brought out Arkham Asylum, we finally got a decent superhero game, a game that really made you feel like you were the Dark Knight Detective. It’s a game that honestly blew me away...
View ArticleKnack Review: Why do the pretty ones rarely have substance?
If you had asked me six months ago, what the first next gen game I was going to play was, my answer would not have been Knack. Although it looked fun and simple and very colourful, it may have been a...
View ArticleFar Cry 3 Blood Dragon Gameplay Review
Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon was recently super cheap, so I spend a few hours and beat it. And it was awesome. Like 80s awesome. Spyro
View ArticlePlaystation Week: PS4 Preview – What You Need To Know
Blaze, Akythius and myself figuratively pull back the plastic and dismantle the PS4 to literately get to grips with what this console will offer to the world. How much of an improvement is it from its...
View ArticlePokémon X/Y Review: A Mega-Evolution for the Series
Do you remember when you were younger, and the first Pokémon games came out, and you first met your starters. The companions who would leave such a lasting impression on you, that you would defend your...
View ArticlePokemon Week – Leaping Forward: Game Changer
I have been a fan of the Pokémon franchise for a very long time, since the start you could say. I collected the trading card up to a point, watched the anime up to a point and played the games up to a...
View ArticleGrand Theft Auto V Review: Hard To Flaw
Grand Theft Auto V has finally been released today (or as early as last Thursday thanks to Amazon) and we can now see what all the fuss was about. This game is already amazing and we are yet to play...
View ArticleFire Emblem Awakening Review: Permadeath is a harsh mistress
So I know I am a little late to the party, but I recently acquired a copy of Fire Emblem: Awakening for the Nintendo 3DS, which came out in April. If I’m honest I mostly use my DS for Pokémon games,...
View ArticleSaints Row IV Review: It’s good to be the President.
So I only recently got into the Saints Row games, as I found a cheap copy of the Full Package edition of Saints Row The Third, and I loved it, it was crazy and over the top and fun, something that I...
View ArticleDark Souls Review: Being prepared to die really isn’t enough.
So I may be a bit late to the game on this one seeing as Dark Souls came out in October 2011, but I just obtained this game and it has left a mark. At the moment you could say it’s not a good mark, but...
View ArticleState of Decay Review: Single Player DayZ
State of Decay, Single Player DayZ In a world now far too obsessed with Zombies, is State of Decay just another game at the end of a long line that we don’t really need to play? No, this is a game that...
View ArticleThomas Was Alone: Friendship is for quadrilaterals.
Thomas Was Alone was a game that I had heard very little about through official sources, but simply one people had mentioned in passing as being a pretty good game. I knew nothing of it and had no need...
View ArticleArmy of TWO:The Devil’s Cartel Review: A Glorified, 6 Hour horde Mode
The Army of TWO series was a franchise full of personality, camaraderie, epic shootouts, occasional strategy and a (mostly) passable story line that even after the final trigger was pulled, left you...
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