Hugh Mitchell
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Reviewing Override: Mech City Brawl was a bit of a rollercoaster for me. The appeal of the game is immediately obvious: over-the-top gigantic anime-style
My review of Luigi’s Mansion 3 can be summed up into a single statement: this is the best Luigi’s Mansion game in the series, simply because it takes
If you haven’t seen the release trailer for Untitled Goose Game yet, I highly recommend checking it out. It’s one of the most effective trailers I’ve seen in
Even if you think you’ve never heard of the Trine series before, there’s a good chance you own one or two of the games in a digital library of yours
You know that trope in mecha anime where the protagonists stand stoically in their mech suits on the edge of a cliff and exchange dialogue about the upcoming
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening has been my gaming white whale since childhood. Dozens of AA batteries were churned through as I spent countless hours
One of my favourite things about reviewing video games is picking up a new release that I’ve heard absolutely nothing about, then finding myself completely
Whenever I hear the term ‘Soulsbourne’ used to describe a game, I usually roll my eyes. But not only does Remnant: From the Ashes embrace this descriptor, it
If you’ve read a few of my reviews over the years, you might already know that I really like Torchlight 2. I’ve brought it up a few times in comparison to
On its Steam page, Gorn describes itself as a “ludicrously violent VR gladiator simulator”. This is a fairly accurate summation of Gorn’s general premise, but
Cadence of Hyrule is one of those games that, despite beating it, I still can’t believe actually exists. When the world was first introduced to Cadence of
Hue is one of those rare games that is betrayed by its screenshots and trailers. If you watch just a few seconds of Hue’s gameplay in a video, you’ll see
