Just Dance 2017

There was one big question hanging over everyone’s head at the end of 2015 – “Will there be another Just Dance game?” Ok, so maybe it was not quite the “Who shot JR?” of this […]

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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare

Editor Note: while this review is satire, it accurately represents our overall thoughts on the game. HELLO CALL OF DUTY FAN. I WILL TRY AND KEEP THIS SIMPLE FOR YOU. I KNOW YOU OFTEN STRUGGLE […]

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Farming Simulator 17

Have you ever stopped to smell the pigs? I have. For 15 hours, I sat right in front of those beady-eyed monstrosities and questioned what it was to be a man. We are not born […]

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World of Final Fantasy

Developed as a collaboration between Tose and Square Enix and based around the idea of creating a Final Fantasy game suitable for a wider and younger audience to contrast against the increasingly mature tone of […]

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Rhythm Paradise Megamix

It should be noted that I have no rhythm; at least, I don’t anymore. Once upon a time, in years gone by, I would be at the arcade playing DDR fairly often, or sitting around […]

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Batman: Return To Arkham

The Arkham Games are regarded by many as some of the very best video games based on a popular license. When Arkham Asylum launched in 2009, most of us were shocked. An original Batman game […]

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Author Note: this article is not intended as a re-review of Rise of the Tomb Raider (2015). I will touch on some brief talking points and discuss the two DLC missions before wrapping everything up […]

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Battlefield 1

World War 1 saw the industrialisation of war and the wholesale slaughter of 10s of millions of soldiers and civilians between 1914 and 1918. Unlike World War II, there were few ideological villains to conquer […]

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WRC 6 is the second instalment of the officially licensed WRC game developed by French developer Kylotonn and published by Bigben Interactive. The last instalment, WRC 5, was a great effort by the team after […]

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Thumper

Described by its developer Drool as a violence rhythm game, Thumper certainly lives up to its name. You play as a metallic beetle travelling through space on a track to defeat some sort of great […]

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