Silent Hill F Review – Beautiful Descent With Rocky Steps
Silent Hill f is the first full original game in the hugely popular survival horror series, Silent Hill, since the …
Survival Horror
Shuten Order Impressions – Bold, But Broken
TooKyo Games’ second game this year, following the impressively massive Hundred Line Academy, is the shorter (though no less ambitious) …
Caput Mortum Review – Red Right Hand
In WildArts Games’ Caput Mortum, we play as a traveller in 16th Century France who comes across an abandoned village …
Heartworm Review – Restless Dreams
Vincent Adinolfi’s Heartworm wears its inspiration drawn from classic 1990s survival horror games such as Resident Evil and Silent Hill …
The Thing: Remastered Review – No Life Behind The Eyes
One of my favorite winter movies is John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982). I’m not sure if it actually takes place …
Sorry We’re Closed Review – Love’s Double-Edged Sword
Moving on from a relationship is hard, especially if you weren’t the one who broke it off. It’s a complex …
Clock Tower: Rewind Review – Back To The Beginning
I understand that it’s not for everyone, but going back in time and playing some older games that meaningfully shaped …
Alan Wake II: The Lake House Review – Nobody Does It Like Remedy
There are many reasons I love Alan Wake II (2023), but one that’s sometimes a bit underdiscussed is how much …
Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered Review – Hell Of A Good Time
I never owned a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360, and so despite already having received a whole row of ports …
Hollowbody Review – The Silent City
I’ve been eagerly anticipating the release of solo developer Nathan Hamley’s (Headware Games) Hollowbody since its reveal. Not only is …