Hamish Lindsay
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"Looking objectively at what Lord of Hatred offers, it’s a hard sell," Hamish writes in his Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred review.
In-progress review [10 March 2026]: There’s calm to be found among the tension of those metallic footsteps. The cold, hard sound of a UESC bot patrolling a hallway. It’s a threat, sure. A wrong move and you’ll be knocked before you know what’s happening. As long as they’re there though,...
It’s hard to beat the thrill of a well-executed qualifying lap. Stringing together a sequence of brave braking points and perfectly clipped apexes to shave mere fractions of a second off of your time, all while dancing on the limits of grip.
Battlefield 6
It’s hard to overstate the levels of hype surrounding Battlefield 6. Rewind to six months ago though, and things were pretty quiet. The previous entry in the series, Battlefield 2042, was an unmitigated disaster. Widely disliked by even the most hardcore franchise fans, 2042 featured a suite of unpopular design...
Ahhh, Sicily. Rolling hills, rich wines, and the dry heat of the scirocco tumble together to form a slice of Mediterranean paradise. It’s both the birthplace of the Casa Nostra, the Sicilian Mafia, and home to one of the world’s most famous active volcanoes – Etna. It’s here that the...
It’d be fair to say that I’ve got a bit of a weird relationship with the Monster Hunter franchise. My first entry into the series, World, was also the first time I’d reviewed one of these games. You may have missed it at the time, but suffice to say the...
In many ways it’s incredible that STALKER 2 Heart of Chornobyl is here today at all. The latest entry in the STALKER series and the direct sequel to 2009’s STALKER Call of Pripiat, it was originally slated for release way back in 2012.
It’s easy to see Dragon Age The Veilguard as a make-or-break moment for BioWare. For a long time, the studio was known known as the go-to studio for RPGs, with huge titles like Mass Effect, Baldur’s Gate 2 and Knights of the Old Republic under their belts. It’s been a...
It’s no secret that Diablo 4 has been going from strength to strength since its stellar launch followed shortly after by the plunge back down to Earth with a lacklustre first season. Even now there are still some who’ll turn their nose up at Vessel of Hatred, based purely on...
If you grew up in Australia the 90s then, thanks to Cheez TV, chances are high that you fell into one of two main cartoon viewing camps: the superhero adjacent martial artists of Dragon Ball or the magical girls of Sailor Moon. While I was more of a mahou shoujo...
Have you heard of that Ubisoft Clancy-verse game with the virus threatening to wipe out America? No, not The Division 1 or 2. No, not Splinter Cell Pandora Tomorrow either. Rainbow Six Siege? Almost, but that’s not really what that game is about. Instead, I’m talking about Rainbow Six Extraction...
There are few games as heavily engrained into the nostalgia of the gamersphere as Diablo 2. You’d be hard pressed to find a PC gamer who hadn’t heard of the game, and you’d be even less likely to find one over the age of 25 who hadn’t at least played...
CriticDB tracks 13 Hamish Lindsay reviews, averaging 82/100. See the score distribution and their highest & lowest rated games below, or browse every Hamish Lindsay score in the Reviews tab.
Hamish Lindsay score distribution
- 90–1004
- 80–894
- 70–793
- 60–692
- 50–590
- Below 500










