Hyphen is an extremely-well-crafted, difficult-as-hell no-nonsense action-puzzler from Farspace Studios.
The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is an interesting lesson in videogame structure. Which is something we take for granted purely because developers are, by this point in the...
The multiplayer dungeon-crawler has come a long way since 1985. Or, in other words, it’s come a long way since the release of the original arcade version of Gauntlet, arguably...
Having seen Etherlords only a month ago at Gamescom and previewing it, I decided I may as well write up about the game in full now that it is fully released.
There’s a lot to say about Destiny. The intervening years between inception and release have bred a hype-train like nothing seen before it. But does it live up to it?
Infiltrate both sides during the Cold War in this stealth action 2.5D indie from Dynamighty.
Sanctuary RRG is the second retro style RPG in a row I have reviewed now and I think I am starting to develop a taste for them. This game has a very interesting business model,…
We have been waiting a while now for this former Xbox exclusive to make its way to PC, lets see if it was worth the wait.
Mobile games have come a long way from the likes of Snake on the Nokia 3310, so much so that mobile games are being ported to full-fledged consoles.
As the latest in a long line of Sims games, The Sims 4 doesn’t exactly have the smallest shoes to fill. It’s a series with a massive (and vocal) fanbase, and an…
Risen is a series that has been trucking along for a few years, holding a loyal but relatively small fanbase. Now the latest title, Risen 3: Titan Lords, has arrived. But…
A perfect game to get you started with this genre, but don’t be fooled by how simplified it looks, it can get incredibly difficult.
The games industry is no stranger to the concept of splicing two varying types of genre together, and while some marriages of structure are less than favourable (where did it…
Sokobond combines gaming and basic chemistry for a challenging series of bite-size puzzles.
Unlike the ninja, our review of Shadow Blade: Reload is noisy.
