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Being a space marine is hard. It seems like you can’t get into that career path without having a guaranteed encounter with aliens or demons, or some kind of demon alien hybrid… Incidentally, that’s what you’ll be coming up against in Solstice Chronicles: MIA, a new PC twinstick shooter that’s...
Miitopia
Remember the Mii avatars? When the Wii first launched they were amazing, a miniature caricature of yourself that you could insert into a variety of games - it’s a brilliant concept, one which Nintendo are yet to abandon, even in the Switch, their next generation of Nintendo systems. But at...
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is hard to categorize. It meanders with a pleasant, lazy pace through half a dozen genres and homages without ever feeling completely settled on any one thing. After hours and hours of playing, I still felt like the game was hiding something from me, that,...
Splatoon 2
It’s been two years since we first became squid kids – Splatoon launched on Wii U back in 2015 and, while it didn’t exactly set the world on fire, it was well received and fans felt inspired seeing Nintendo actually developing and continuing to support a multiplayer shooter. Fast forward...
Perception
Horror can often take all shapes and sizes when it comes to video games. Playing with the ideas of light and what is visible versus invisible to the player’s eye can play a huge role in the suspense. But what happens when the sense of sight is completely stripped of...
It’s been eleven years since Micro Machines V4 launched for the PlayStation 2. A lot has changed in this time: online multiplayer has almost replaced local multiplayer entirely, extra content through paid DLC is now the norm, pre-order bonuses for extra advantages in-game online and of course, loot boxes that...
It’s easy to feel underwhelmed by Final Fantasy lately. Final Fantasy XV wasn’t exactly everything fans had hoped, and the much-hyped Final Fantasy VII remake is nowhere to be seen – but luckily, Square Enix have been attentive with their older titles, if nothing else. We got Final Fantasy X...
Black the Fall
“Freedom is Control”; it’s a sentence that jumps straight out of the opening screen and sets the stage for the tone of Black The Fall from the very beginning. Orwellian in nature, it’s a clear throwback to 1984’s mantra of “War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength” and makes...
Diablo III has had a fairly mixed life. Launched to a huge reception, selling 3.5 million in its first day, great things were imagined. Then came the issues. Always online connection requirements mixed with too few servers and stability issues. The money-grabbing antics of the real-money auction house combined with...
Once a mascot that could hold his own against the likes of Mario, Crash Bandicoot used to be the poster animal for the original Sony PlayStation. It’s been nearly twenty years since his first adventures collecting mangoes and facing off against evil geniuses in desperate need of hair growth serums....
Strategy JRPG’s have been a bit of a dying breed in recent years. NIS America has had the market cornered with over-the-top stylized titles such as Disgaea for years, but what about the more grounded titles? Once a mainstay of the early days of the first two PlayStation consoles, this...
For some, piloting the USS Enterprise has been a childhood dream. Games have only teased such an experience, usually in the likes of an MMORPG or strategy title. With the recent release of VR devices like PSVR, Oculus Rift, and HTC Vive combined with multiplayer services across PC and PlayStation...
