If Hidetaka Miyazaki’s business card doesn’t read “Hello. My name is Hidetaka Miyazaki. Have you played my game? Prepare to die” then there is much more amiss in this world than just my inexperience with […]

From its visually stunning world to the innovative and creative puzzles strewn across the experience, Uravel is a game that anyone who [...]

While being narratively light and a little short on playtime, Jotun still managed to pull me in with its compelling atmosphere, artwork, and challenging gameplay. Whether you’re a hardcore fantasy enthusiast like me, a Dark […]

If you want a quick summation, XCOM 2 is turbo-XCOM: EU with a lot of the problems of the first game ironed out and excellent Steam Workshop Support. If you liked the first game and […]

Layers of Fear is a haunting and well-made horror game that is easy to lose yourself in. While it’s a shame the frame-rate isn’t always the best, and some of the puzzles lack the creativity […]

If you’ve ever been to a Company of Heroes 2 forum, it doesn’t take long to hear someone protest that a game can’t possibly succeed as an eSport if it has an influence of RNG […]

LEGO Marvel’s Avengers is fun in single player, but much more enjoyable with friends and family. Some fans might notice the absence of certain superheroes from the last instalment, but this iteration does improve in […]

Firewatch manages to distinguish itself from the pack and stand out amongst its peers through the dedicated work of a collaborative artistic vision. With simplistic mechanics, beautiful graphics, timely composition and thoughtful writing being just […]

What I respect most about this new iteration of Hitman is that it's not ashamed of being a video game. It's not exactly the most [...]

Here ends my three part series on the Nintendo ‘NX’- the device that may or may not exist in the mechanical flesh sometime in 2016. [...]