I’ll be honest: I didn’t have high expectations for WRC 5. I’m a huge fan of rallying, and I love rally games. I cut my teeth with Colin McRae Rally on the PlayStation, and, over […]

It is a rare and beautiful day when we are blessed with a Warhammer video game that doesn’t suck. After being slightly disappointed with Blood Bowl 2, my hopes were high for Vermintide, and by […]

As a reviewer, it’s not often I get to spend as much time with one game as I do when covering an episodic series. With 6-8 week gaps between instalments, it’s big commitment, but also […]

Read Only Memories (ROM) was developed by MidBoss, a team of independent developers who actively promote the presence of the LGBT community within the indie scene by organizing events such as GaymerX. In 2013, the […]

The trailers for this game made it look absolutely stunning. In terms of visuals, they did not disappoint. The game is really bright, colourful and generally nice to look at. The comic book art style […]

I have a love/hate relationship with free to play games, but World of Tanks has always been a personal favourite. It’s a great arcade-style game that has just enough realism to add some nuance and […]

If you were a horror fan during the mid-late ’00s, you’d likely remember how dire the state of the genre had become. Resident Evil had gone the route of co-op action, Silent Hill was being […]

There’s something about teaching and games that never quite works. 90% of the time, the games that try to hammer home a message just don’t deliver a satisfying game. There are certainly exceptions to the […]

Having played many point-and-click adventures throughout my childhood, The Neverhood was always a standout for me with its quirky humour and claymation art style. I remember being glued with interest by the oddly-shaped hero, Klayman, […]

Oh, Games Workshop, you IP-nazi, money-grubbing monster, how I love to hate you and hate to love you. I played 40K almost religiously back in the days of my 14-year old youth, but nowadays, I’m […]