Starpoint Gemini 2 Review – Spaced Out
The space combat genre was once at the forefront of video gaming. From outstanding titles such as Freespace , Descent, Freelancer, the X series and...
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Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition Review – Back in Hong Kong
Sleeping Dogs was a surprise hit for many back in 2012. The open world crime game was a crowded genre yet Sleeping Dogs managed to...
The Evil Within Review – Emphasis on Survival
Shinji Mikami, director of the acclaimed Resident Evil 4, promises to bring back old-school Survival Horror with The Evil Within. To be honest however, I don’t...
Sherlock Holmes: Crimes & Punishments Review – The Art of Holmesian Deduction
Sherlock Holmes is one of the most famed fictional detectives ever depicted. There are books, movies and TV shows dedicated to the exceptional detective first...
Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor Review – An Unexpected Surprise
I’m just going to come out and say it: Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor is easily the surprise game of the year. I mean, come on....
FIFA 15 Review – Glitches and Gimped Goalkeepers
It is that time of the season again. New signings have started to settle into their respective teams, we begin to see who could be...
Forza Horizon 2 Review – A Winning Formula
When Turn 10 Studios decided to team up with newly formed UK based developer Playground Games way back in 2009, they had a strong desire...
D4 Review: Murder With an Accent
D4 raised some eyebrows when it was announced as an Xbox One exclusive Kinect game during Microsoft’s E3 2013 press conference. Swery had reached cult...
Dead Rising 3: Apocalypse Edition Video Review – Escape the City, Escape the Game
[alert type=”green”]The primary feature of this article is the video review above.[/alert] With Xbox One exclusive games being repackaged and released to the PC, they...
Destiny Review – A New Frontier
If you know me then you know that I’m not a fan of first person shooters. I don’t like the fact that my character is...
Lichdom: Battlemage Review – Magically Brutal
When it comes to fantasy games, the first thing that comes to mind is a wonderful, vast, epical open-world where the sky is the limit...
The Sims 4 Review – More Accessible than Ever
There’s bound to be some disappointment among Sims fans this month as players expecting the kind of dramatic leap they witnessed between The Sims 2...