Yooka-Replaylee Review – A Complete Upgradee
Yooka and Laylee, everyone’s favorite chameleon-bat duo (are there any more?) are back and raring to go with Yooka-Replayee. Whilst …
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Blood Of Mehran Review – Persian Rug Pull
Normally, I like to lead into my reviews with a bit of history, a little cultural background, something to help …
Eclipsium Review – Total Eclipse Of A Heart
Housefire’s first-person horror game, Eclipsium, is more of an experience than a game. It’s three to four hours of stunning …
Agatha Christie – Death On The Nile Review – Dead In The Water
If there’s one detective in literature at least as recognizable as Sherlock Holmes or Sam Spade, it would have to …
Aethermancer Early Access Review – Going Poke-Rogue
My affinity for roguelikes is spotty. There’s times where it feels good, the challenge is balanced, the environments are engaging, …
Sonic Racing CrossWorlds Review – A Multiversal Marvel
There is a question that has been asked since the dawn of time. It is a question that determines how …
Endless Legend 2 Review – One World (It’s A Battleground)
Amplitude’s Endless series has always struck me as one which feels like it should be getting a lot more love …
Hollow Knight: Silksong Review – Twice In A Lifetime
Hollow Knight: Silksong definitely feels like a story DLC turned into a full game. I think many would recoil at …
The Fame Game: Welcome To Hollywood Review – Begging For Oblivion
Culturally speaking, “everybody knows” Hollywood is a weird place. The art and the business of making movies and TV shows …
Little Problems Review – Little Problems, Big Fun
Mary is a student beginning her first year at the university of her dreams alongside her friends. As the year …