Leo Gillick
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PC InvasionLatest Reviews
Tactical Breach Wizards is more than just your average turn based tactical top down shooter.
A 9/10 game let down by a shoddy port to PC.
Cat Quest II
Although it has it's charm, there is little substance to this cat based pirate game. It is a game decidedly marketed at young children.
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess manages to pull two genres together in a way that captures the best of both worlds, and wraps them up in beautiful traditional artstyles with a soundtrack to match.
A wonderfully stylish game with puzzles that will have you pondering way beyond the confines of your playtime. The whole mysterious package is nicely wrapped up in a plot that will have you guessing just as much as the varied conundrums.
A love letter to Boris and Arkady that brings their anomalous horrors to the Pacific Northwest. Pacific Drive makes up for what it gets wrong in pacing with imaginative gameplay and exceptional design.
A game that has more bugs than it intended but still produces a standout experience. Helldivers 2 gives scale and gravitas to alien warfare in good old-fashioned multiplayer fun.
The Last Faith fails to make waves in a market already far too saturated to make space for something that doesn't bring innovation. Beautiful design, both in sound and scene, is let down by predictable gameplay.
With the spooky season upon us, it’s only right that we sink our teeth into the neck of the latest horror games. I have been trying my hand at the new, retro-inspired horror puzzle game from Spiral Bound Interactive: You Will Die Here Tonight.
If you're in the market for a no-nonsense, balls-to-the-wall, frame-accurate movement shooter, then this neon-soaked game from One More Level will hit the spot. However, it isn't without its flaws.
