Graham Bellars
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There's a lot of substance in Mothergunship for those willing to put the effort in, even if the roguelike difficulty may put some players off. We're not done though, as the developers will be including a co-op mode coming in August in which two players can battle their way through...
While this latest Lego game may not be as appealing to fans of the Marvel and DC Lego series, this is a hugely fun game with plenty to do outside of the short story mode. The inclusion of the extra Disney Pixar characters was a welcome addition and helped add...
Onrush
While it's certainly a missed opportunity that there's no local multiplayer included (this is the kind of game ideally suited to having such a feature, in our humble opinion at least), Onrush offers a truly unique vehicular experience. It's a racer with the spirit of an online shooter, and it...
So Burnout Paradise Remastered isn't the 4K marvel we perhaps hoped for, but it is still an immensely fun and chaotic racer packed full of cars, events and side activities to keep you playing for a long, long time. The standard rules apply; if you loved Burnout Paradise the first...
The voices for Fox and the practice narrator are excellent, we would like to add. Fox's nonchalant attitude to the game is novel, added to the fact he's willing to help you sabotage battles and lets you pay to win games only works to make the rivalry between players even...
Lost Sphear is, for the most part, a greatly enjoyable game and we found its relatively short story (around the 20-hour mark) just right to avoid getting bored of the huge amount of text. But for every positive like the story, graphics, music, and battle system, there are slight oversights,...
TT Games and Marvel have managed to squeeze a long, rich history of superheroes and supervillains from multiple universes and timelines to create a fun and interesting game that caters well to Marvel fans old and new. We awarded Lego Ninjago 8/10 as it had a fun story, a new...
For the Gundam fans out there, this is a must-have game, as Bandai Namco has faithfully recreated the look and feel of the anime and has paid attention to the details. The Mobile Suits are breathtaking and you have such a huge range to play with, and if you're a...
Lego Ninjago The Movie Video Game is not only another decent title by TT Games, it's also a welcome step forward as the series continues to evolve. There is enough story, comedy, interaction, and exploration to keep players old and young busy for hours, and while the Ninjago series may...
This remaster has been wonderfully done and finally the rest of the world can experience the extras that previously were only available to Japanese players. It's a huge game, even by today's standards, and it should keep you intrigued and entertained for many hours. Whether you're a fan or a...
Trove
So, it's bright, brash, simple, addictive, and free; basically catnip for kids. However, in a game that seemingly has everything, it's lacking in a couple of key areas. There are a few bugs, frame-rate drops (on the console version we played, at least), and there's a huge amount of repetition....
Lego Worlds will always be likened to Minecraft, mainly for being an open world sandbox game aimed at children, but unlike the Mojang game, we found ourselves, much to our surprise, scavenging and exploring, more like games such as No Man's Sky. With more content added all the time, and...
