I know that Kirby is ostensibly a children’s series, and so we’ll never get a truly dark Kirby game, but the story behind Robobot started off strong and promising before falling pretty flat. Its influence […]

Hearts of Iron IV presents a game with mind-boggling amounts of depth through a UI that, while imperfect, is far from unusable. I still wish I could sink years of my life into it, but […]

Simply put, Blood and Wine is a testament to how all modern game expansions should be, offering an experience so vast and varied that it could easily be justified as a standalone game. From the […]

In my eyes, Blizzard has done it again – AKA the Daniel Day-Lewis of video games. Appearing from the shadows once every few years to deliver one hell of a performance, they’ve managed to captivate […]

I didn’t know what I was expecting the game to be, but what I got was a Total War game that felt so right with Warhammer mechanics integrated in. The way this game blends fantasy […]

Going in, I thought this would be the ultimate Ninja Turtles game, but it ultimately ended up being the biggest letdown of this year so far. Platinum had all the tools to make a great […]

I was both sceptical and excited when I started playing DOOM (2016); the familiar tropes, the setting and the soundtrack were all saturating to the senses and brought both a sense of nostalgia and refreshing […]

While the underlying and growing concern of the goblins led by Manny is still present, this is a story about love, and not missing arm day. As with the previous chapters, there are intense moments […]

While being interesting enough to warrant a look perhaps, I don’t think Shadow of the Beast is worth shelling out full price for when there is a multitude of better games coming in at the […]

Overall, Stellaris delivers a 4X game that is not only approachable but hugely enjoyable. As it stands, some mechanics need to be added, and sectors might make you mad, but it’s still a thoroughly enjoyable […]