Chris Wray
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BPM: Bullets Per Minute, coming right from the FTL: Faster Than Light naming-school, is a game that brings to mind the great poem "The German Guns". There's a hell of a lot of "BOOM" and each of them follows on in a specific beat. Why? I assume it's because the...
Windbound
Have you ever been to the Caribbean or seen pictures of the Caribbean Sea? The clear as glass water, the beautiful coral reefs all lit perfectly by the overhanging ball of fire. It's impossible not to immediately be gripped by it, the prospect of that beauty surrounding you while you...
WRC 9
KT Racing have improved leaps and bounds over the previous four years. This is something I made clear in my review of WRC 8, released last year. Around a month ago I was also able to get hands-on with WRC 9, previewing the game, getting a first look at the...
The world of 1920+, what Iron Harvest is set in, is an interesting one. Set in an alternate timeline, post-World War One, you have a story and world inspired by the oft-forgotten Polish-Soviet war of 1919-20, the one that halted the Bolshevik advance west as the Polish (with Ukrainian support)...
Project Cars 3 is not Project Cars 1 or 2, that much needs to be made clear right away. People will decry the franchise for losing its identity as a purist racing simulation and honestly, they wouldn't be wrong. If you are coming into Project Cars 3 expecting a tough-as-nails...
Peaky Blinders: Mastermind is a strange game to review, particularly after having previewed it by playing a third of the campaign at the time. You can't help but think that there must be something coming up that makes the rest of the game stand apart from what you've already played...
Back in my review of Skater XL, I pointed out the issue that it's a simulation game without the game aspect. It was something that had no objectives, no scoring system, no paths or guidance. Frankly, the game offered nothing. How does this link into Microsoft Flight Simulator? Well, one...
It was only eleven months ago, at Gamescom, that Total War Saga: Troy was announced. In my preview back then I mentioned how the first Total War Saga (Thrones of Britannia) wasn't quite to the standard and left me looking at this with a willingness to be 'pleasantly surprised'. That...
Fairy Tail
I've re-wrote the intro for this review of Fairy Tail six times now. Why? Well, I wanted to say something about how with a game based on a license, there are always going to be pitfalls. Do you follow the rigid story already found in the canon? Do you create...
At the time of writing this paragraph, the very first Formula One event of the 2020 calendar is about to take place at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. This is the Austrian Grand Prix. Due to the current pandemic a brand new GP, the Styrian Grand Prix, will be...
TrackMania
When I previewed Trackmania just one month ago, I mentioned that the version of the game I got to play made it clear to me that I'm terrible at racing games. Specifically, it made it clear that I am pretty damn rubbish at this racing game, with it offering multiple...
I'm going to spoil my review of Desperados III right from the beginning: This is a bloody good game. No, that's a lie, it's a great game. I had a lot of confidence in Mimimi Productions, the developers, after their previous outing with Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun. A...
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