To The Moon - Review

This story driven 16-bit game is made entirely in RPG maker XP and focuses on exploring the memories of a dying man whose last wish is to ha...

I Am Bread - Review

It’s not every day a game about being a slice of bread that longs to be toast comes out on the market. ‘I Am Bread’ is silly and challenging...

Lego Island - Review

This chaotic open world adventure game is just pure nostalgia for me but, for others, I imagine it to be a disorientating leap into a world ...

Mirror's Edge: Catalyst - What We Know

The glistening city of Glass has been re-envisioned in the upcoming revamp of the fantastic parkour game, 'Mirror’s Edge'. That’s ri...

Alice: Madness Returns - Review

I’ve always been fascinated by the ‘Alice in Wonderland’ novel and anything related to it. I’m not sure why, maybe it’s the sublime combinat...

First Impressions Of... Rain

My First Impressions of 'Rain'? Well, selecting it in the menu makes for a pretty background on my PS3 menu for a start but I don’t ...

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...

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...

Kingdom Hearts - Review

'Kingdom Hearts’ inspired in me a love of games. It was my first real obsession, following the original ‘The Sims’ series, and one that ...

Deponia - Review

“It’s kind of pathetic, you get all erratic, about dirty dishes congesting the sink. I’m tired of your bothers, remember our fathers, that d...

Dishonored 2 - What We Know

It's happened again, someone's pulled the rug out from under you. An empire at your feet and you lost it all. Be honest, did you rea...

Dishonored - Review

I’d always been kind of scared of stealth games growing up. I don’t know what it was about it but the thought of getting detected when I was...

Dragon Age: Origins - Review

‘Dragon Age: Origins’ is the first in a successful series of games that have changed the face of single player RPG gaming. With a rich and v...

Fire - Review

‘Fire’ is one of those cheap, cheerful and comical games that is not particularly challenging but which is instead very charming. I realise ...

Broken Age: Act 2 - Review

After a disappointing Act 1 I had high hopes for the second part of what felt like a wasted opportunity of a game. If, like me, you were exp...

Sonic Adventures - Review

For me, Sonic should always remain in 16-bit, that was where he belonged but following the debut of ‘Super Mario 64’ it was only a matter of...

Banjo-Kazooie - Review

A shapeshifting bear and his backpack confined feathered companion set out to save the bear’s sister from a fate of ugliness. From the off y...

Ecco the Dolphin - Review

I imagine it’s very easy to sneer at a game about dolphins, especially one in which you play a dolphin yourself, but you’d be wrong to do so...

Grim Fandango: Remastered - Review

They don’t make games like this anymore, do they? Seventeen years ago this title was first released and, ever since then, it’s been a staple...

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...