Godzilla - Review

Remember when I did that post for April Fools about the Rugrats game? There’s a bit in the end of that game where you stomp around as Reptar...

Fireworks Simulator - Review

If you’ve ever wondered why there aren’t many fireworks simulator games around, this is the reason why. Turns out, setting up and watching f...

Don't Starve: Reign of Giants DLC - Review

For a game that's already uncompromisingly harsh 'Reign of Giants' adds in huge, lumbering additions that crush even the most ex...

Unrest - Game Review

In a time of severe civil and political unrest in a fictionalised version of ancient India you have the opportunity to try and make a differ...

Neverending Nightmares - Game Review

The origin of this psychological horror game is almost as interesting as the game itself as it’s born from the designer’s struggle with obse...

First Impressions Of... Middle-Earth: Shadow Of Mordor

Right so, 'Shadow of Mordor', let’s do this. I’ve already picked the story mode and I’m looking at an introductory scene with a woma...

Entwined - Review

I think ‘Entwined’ is the closest I’ll ever come to a truly lucid hallucinogenic experience without the need for massive sleep deprivation f...

First Impressions Of... Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep

All right! I’ve been looking forward to playing this game for ages. I absolutely love 'Kingdom Hearts 1' and 'Kingdom Hearts 2...

Mousecraft - Review

If you crossed ‘Tetris’ with ‘Lemmings’ and presented it in a beautifully clean, quirky format you’d essentially have 'Mousecraft'. ...

Shovel Knight - Review

'Shovel Knight' is an extremely enjoyable return to classic 8 bit platform gaming that, whilst it has all the charm of that traditio...

The Escapists - Review

There’s something oddly familiar about this game despite there having never been a game quite like it, not in this format anyway. I think it...

Banished - Review

Initially I didn’t realize that by starting up this game I would consequentially lose entire days of my life. Within what seemed like minute...

My Top 5 Indie Games of 2014

I absolutely love indie games as they almost always surprise people with the talent they demonstrate. They allow all sorts of people to hav...

This War Of Mine - Review ( + Official Trailer)

“In modern war you will die like a dog for no good reason”  Not every game manages to convince you that you should shell out £15 to be depre...

Never Alone - Review

This month we have another wintery game that explores ancient folklore only this time we’ll be delving into the beliefs of the indigenous Al...

Last Inua - Review

‘Last Inua’ is set in a frozen tundra and is an icy tale of a father and son’s journey to vanquish evil from the world in the form of a demo...

Year Walk - Review

'Year Walk' is a game set to divide opinion due to its slow pace and quiet, ambient atmosphere. The game revolves around an ancient ...

Lovely Planet - Review

Who said twitch shooters had to be set in grisly wartime settings or cerulean alien worlds? 'Lovely Planet' may look incredibly swee...

5 Most Disappointing Games of 2014 - #1: Watch Dogs

Watching the release trailer for ‘Watch Dogs’ was exciting, I had remembered its reveal at E3 2012 and that futuristic characterization of C...

Among the Sleep - Review

There are always things we’re going to be afraid of, that much is certain, but it’s the things we are most uncertain of that tend to terrify...