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 […]

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 […]

Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 offers an authentic Naruto experience. As a fighting game, it’s fairly shallow and rarely [...]

This is not a game I’d recommend to anyone, even as a joke. It is broken at its very core, lacking functionality in the most important and basic mechanics, and offers nothing riveting from either […]

Fundamentally speaking, The Witness is almost certainly one of the best puzzle games I’ve ever played. There are few things I appreciate more in game design than an opportunity to learn through play, and I […]

I knew Darkest Dungeon was hard going into the review; it has something of a reputation for being exactly that, but I wasn’t expecting it to be hard largely due to a lack of information. […]

There aren’t any other games like Gravity Rush. If you like third-person action games, platforming, anime, or if you want to play something new and unique, give it a shot. A distinguished art style, an […]

Deserts of Kharak is a fantastic addition to the Homeworld franchise. Its brilliant design translates the game from space into a more personal and grounded setting, and despite some infuriating absences, it’s a thoroughly satisfying […]

Fans of the original Homeworld games, in particular, will appreciate it’s authentic revival of the franchise. I hope they fix these issues [...]