Gareth Newnham
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The Night of the Rabbit was one of the first games I ever reviewed when it first came out back in 2013 on PC, I still remember my creaky old laptop could
Senua's Saga: Hellblade II is one of only a handful of games I’ve played all generation which has made me think that the new consoles were worth forking out
Endless Ocean Luminous is nothing like Subnautica, and comparing the two is redundant for obvious reasons. Here ends today's lecture on basic media literacy
Obsidian’s Grounded is basically Honey, I Shrunk The Kids crossed with Minecraft.
El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron is the kind of creator-driven adventure that major publishers seem loathe to fund these days. Which is why it's great to
Sker Ritual is, as the Welsh say, felly felly (so-so).
Contra: Operation Galuga is a huge step in the right direction after the utterly abysmal last entry in Konami’s long-running (and gunning) series.
Gylt is a creepy and engaging teen horror that is as touching as times as it is creepy.
Alone in the Dark is a superb survival horror game that successfully blends old-school design sensibilities with modern genre trappings hamstrung by technical
I can still remember playing Outcast back in 1999, and it absolutely blew my tiny teenage brain away. With some seriously clever tricks, it created a
The Outlast Trials is a strange proposition; a cooperative four-player horror game set in Red Barrels, incredibly twisted, but until this point, exclusively
Penny’s Big Breakaway is a creative, unique, and incredibly fun 3D platformer that harkens back to the best games of the heyday of the genre in the late 90s
