Chris Wray
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MotoGP 18
Last year I made a statement about MotoGP. I said that the MotoGP series had a problem. It had stagnated as a series and wasn't making any real noticeable improvements. From the visuals to the gameplay, it just felt like the series was stuck in the mud, turning its wheels...
MachiaVillain is a game about building, cleaning and being a successful con artist. Cleaning up is probably just as important here as in Viscera Cleanup Detail. Why? Because unsuspecting victims get a little bit scared when they see the severed head of previous victims of your cabin in the woods....
Gravel
Much like Milestone's other recent title, Monster Energy Supercross, Gravel was a game I previewed very close to its eventual release. Indeed, my preview is only just over a month old. I'm plagued by the same questions that always arise when reviewing a game so close to a preview. Is...
There's a famous idiom about wearing glasses that are not of the correct clarity. Okay, enough of writing like I'm Commander Data. Rose-tinted glasses are something we all have one time or another. I've said it before and I'll say it again, Nostalgia is a powerful tool. It has fuelled...
Monster Energy Supercross is a game that took me by surprise only a month ago. It was then that I previewed it at a hands-on event in Milan at Milestone S.r.L's headquarters. There's always a difficulty in having previewed a game. What can you say that you haven't already covered?...
The turn-based strategy sub-genre has seen a big resurgence over the past six years. From classic titles like Jagged Alliance, Advance Wars and, of course, X-COM. There's a lot of history to look towards. The genre just seemed to go quiet and drop into a lull. This was ended, with...
SpellForce 3
"It's like [Game #1] meets [Game #2]". We've all heard that line before. It tends to be the easiest way to describe a game that's difficult to place in a traditional genre. Spellforce 3, even the Spellforce series as a whole has always eschewed sticking to a genre's style. So...
Nioh is a game that slipped me by when it was initially released back in February. This is mostly due to the fact that I tend to focus on the PC. Also, our very own Kai reviewed it. Fortunately for me, we're getting towards the end of the year which...
I want to be upfront about a few things here. The first is that cricket and I haven't been the best of friends, well, ever. My best fun with anything cricket was antagonizing pure cricket fans by making comments like "What is crickets?" or "Cricket? Isn't that the crap version...
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus somehow manages to be the perfect mix of grindhouse and seriousness. Tough subjects like racism, sexism, fascism and even good parenting are all tackled. This is the same game where a pregnant woman tears off her top and continues shooting the two assault rifles she's...
Recapturing Dungeon Keeper and its popularity has been a recent goal of quite a few games. War for the Overworld, Impire and the Dungeons series by Realmforge Studios, which has now reached its third iteration. Over time the game has expanded, moving to the surface and the conquest that brings...
Forza Motorsport 7 has featured the longest slog of my gaming life so far. Some games feature modes that simply drag on and on, and on. Other games are simply that bad that if you're forced to play through them, you feel that time is dragging. Forza Motorsport 7 took...
