Days Gone (PC) Review
When I started my job at GameStop in 2019, I bought a PS4 on my first day on the job to acclimate to console gaming after delving into the master race for more than half a decade. The first game I played…
Category: PC Reviews
Curved Space (PC) Review
I’ve had my fair share of twin-stick shooters ever since I was plugging away at Xbox Live Arcade indie titles. I also had a lot of fun with Geometry Wars, even when it was just a minigame in Project Gotham Racing. So when…
Last Stop (PC) – Review
“Wow, look at you, Jamie Oliver” and “Doesn’t your willy get pinched?” or something like that. I enjoy those lines. This is one of those cases where I am going to, of sorts, berate the entertainment industry for embracing American references almost…
The Wild At Heart (PC) Review
I can’t recall how many times I’ve been suckered into a piece of media purely based on the artwork on the box/display. It’s how I got into an entire genre of music, and experienced such titles as TellTale’s The Walking Dead and Sayonara Wild Hearts.…
Mini Motorways (PC) – Review
Often, I’ll have days where I don’t sleep well. On those days I’ll nap a lot, generally not enjoy everything around me, and the last thing I want to do after a long day with very little sleep and after I’ve had…
Boomerang X (PC) Review
What’s the main appeal of a first-person shooter? I’d wager the majority of gamers would answer that it’s the thrill ride one gets being in control of a protagonist up against an onslaught of foes, only given the tool in their hands…
Glyph (Switch) Review
I love games like Marble Madness and Super Monkey Ball. The obstacle courses that test your balance, physics knowledge, and platforming skills are always so much fun. Glyph takes that idea and wraps it up in a classic collect-a-thon style, and it…
We Are Football (PC) – Review
We Are Football is a title I keep reading either aloud or in my head in a very working-class northern (English) accent, and I don’t know why. Maybe it is because my view of football, or as those that hate it call…
Scanner Sombre (PC) Review
When a game has a gimmick, how good the game will turn out to be is solely dependent on how well it’s taken advantage of and expanded upon. Ideally, it doesn’t wear out its welcome and become stale in mere minutes. As…
Cook, Serve, Delicious! (PC) Second Look
I’ve mentioned in at least one video over on our YouTube channel that I was born with a neurological condition known as cerebral palsy. It’s a disability which, among several other things negatively affects my hand-eye coordination. In light of this, I’ve…