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Earth's Dawn
When I first saw Japanese indie developer Oneoreight Studios’ Earth’s Dawn in action, it immediately reminded me of [...]
Titanfall 2
Dan takes a look at the sequel to one of his favourite shooters of the last 4 years, Titanfall 2When Titanfall first hit PC and Xbox platforms back in 2014 it was clear that FPS genre had [...]
Battlefield 1
Dan takes a trip to the past and experiences WW1 in Battlefield 1Not many games have tried to take on World War I in recent years. Outside of the realm [...]
Aragami
Dan takes a look at a new indie stealth game, AragamiAragami, previously known as Twin Souls, is a brand new indie stealth game developed by the recently formed Spanish [...]
Dan takes a look at a quirky little new platformer, UnboxUnbox is fittingly centred around boxes that can deliver themselves. You control the latest design of box - [...]
Forza Horizon 3
Dan takes a look at the latest in the long line of open world racers, Forza Horizon 3Test Drive Unlimited was one of my favourite games to release on the previous generation of consoles. Its [...]
ReCore
Dan takes a look at Recore: a game from one of the minds behind Metroid Prime. Getting big names to craft brand new games is becoming quite a trend of late, with multiple high [...]
Attack on Titan
Dan takes a look at the video game adaption of one of his favourite anime series': Attack on TitanAs a massive fan of Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan manga and anime series, I’ve been keeping my [...]
Abzu
Dan takes a look at Abzu, a standalone title from one of the minds behind Journey. It’s been 4 years since Journey graced our PS3’s, and another 3 years on top of that since [...]
Mighty No. 9
Dan takes a look at a disappointingly late game, that never manages to live up to its reputationNote - I backed Mighty No. 9 on Kickstarter to the value of $20. It’s finally here, after three [...]
Lumo
Dan takes a look at the retro inspired Lumo, and is charmed whilst also being disappointedWith the indie revolution in full swing, it's not surprising to find developers looking back to their childhoods [...]
