Latest Reviews
Still, My Time At Portia is a game that we'd wholeheartedly recommend for anyone who enjoys a splash of colour and the thrills of crafting and exploration. We loved building our reputation as a fledgeling builder in the gorgeous town of Portia and had a great time as we expanded...
To summarise, if you loved the first three Resident Evil games or the Onimusha series, Warlords is one you should definitely pick up. The story, the crisper look, and the gameplay will fill you full of nostalgia. For anyone not accustomed to the game but interested in the theme, you...
DayZ
To get the best out of DayZ you either need a friend or two to play with, or you've got to be happy role-playing. Co-op play means safety in numbers and a bit of breathing room, but you lose much of the threat that characterises the solo experience. Role-playing, on...
We walked away from Catherine puzzled, in more ways than one. What we'd just seen was bewildering, but we knew we enjoyed getting surprised by Atlus during this mature adventure. It strikes a fine line between craziness and intrigue, and the resulting product is unique enough to justify recommending it...
If you are a fan of the series and you haven't had the chance to dive into Vesperia yet - this is a perfect moment for it. It's out, here and now, on the current generation, and it's in the best quality possible and at a reasonable price. It has...
All in all the Nintendo seal of quality guarantees that you'll get a good game here and the fact you get two games in this one package is even better. There's a lot to see and do, some of which will offer a real challenge to lifelong Mario fans, and...
Ashen
For Dark Souls veterans, Ashen isn't a game to overlook. And it's not a bad choice for newcomers to the genre either as no prior knowledge is required. In spite of dull visuals and the feeling that the game doesn't stray far from its inspiration, A44 manages to deliver a...
Sheltered is a complicated game that will remind mobile gamers of Fallout Shelter - a game with which it shares its aesthetics and its modus operandi. Resources are scarce, time is money, and good decisions have to be made in the creation of objects in order not to waste resources...
All in all, we have to say that despite the simplistic puzzles, this was a real pleasure. Although it was a bit short and we'd have liked some of the ideas to have been expanded on further, we had a lot of fun. The story and sound really worked well,...
However, the technical issues are relatively mild in the grand scheme of things, and for the most part, we were thoroughly impressed by what New World Interactive has managed to achieve. Sandstorm is an atmospheric and tension-inducing first-person shooter that stands shoulder-to-shoulder with some of the biggest names in the...
The bottom line is that what we've got here is a very typical new instalment of Earth Defense Force. It's not a revolution, but another solid upgrade, which is much more significant than the step from EDF 2025 to EDF 4.1. The design of some of the new alien units...
We came away from Override feeling refreshed at what it had to offer, despite the moment-to-moment gameplay having its flaws. Sure it feels a bit clunky and it's a bit samey after a while, but for short bursts its fun to jump into a colourful fight to deal some hard...
