Platforms: Nintendo Switch
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince – Review
After the not so well received Trine 3: The Artifacts of Power, the Finnish game studio, Frozenbyte, is back with…
Day And Night – Review
‘Day and Night’ is an ode to Tetris you’d never expect. This little nifty indie game developed by Ridiculous Games,…
Asphalt 9: Legends – Review
Asphalt 9: Legends developed by GamesLoft is a high octane, racing game that was released on Android, IOS and PC…
The Eyes Of Ara – Review
Developed by 100 Stones Interactive, an independent studio founded by Ben Droste and based in Brisbane, Australia, The Eyes of…
Family Tree – Review
I love coming across a little gem, something I judged at first glance, that turns out to be more than…
Indivisible – Review
505 Games S.p.A. is an Italian video game publisher based in Milan. It was founded in 2006 as a subsidiary…
Neo Cab – Review
Technology, is a bane of my existence. It is engrained in every aspect of our lives and it sucks, but…
Habroxia – Review
Habroxia is your classic arcade styled top down shooter, traversing space, blasting away aliens while on a rescue mission to…
LEGO Jurassic World: Nintendo Switch Edition – Review
Every time I fire up one of these LEGO Games, the souls of my feet start to hurt. My youngest…
Inferno 2 – Review
Inferno 2 is an atmospheric, adventure shooter originally released on steam in 2015, and now Radiangames has brought it back…
Daemon X Machina – Review
Daemon X Machina is a brand-new action game from Kenichiro Tsukuda (Armored Core) and mech designer Shoji Kawamori (Super Dimensional…
FIFA 20 – Review
Every year, year on year, there is always that list of things you can count on to return. Christmas time,…
NBA2K20 – Review
It is no secret that I am not a fan of sporting games. I still maintain that if you want…
Astral Chain – Review
Taking place in the year 2078 where humanity is on the brink of extinction, human survivors have retreated to a…
ONINAKI – Review
Published by Square Enix and developed by Tokyo RPG Factory, Oninaki is a hack and slash, action RPG where players…
Whipseey And The Lost Atlas – Review
Blowfish studios, the independent, Australian video game publisher are back, not long either, after dropping a previous extremely fun title,…
Escape From The Universe – Review
In the year 104, of the Universal Galactic calendar, after the Earth’s destruction, human survivors are spread out across the…
RAD – Review
What is with the flood of 80’s inspired games as of late? I have literally reviewed like nine or ten…
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden – Review
I have never been a strategy, turn based game player. They require patience, thought-out movement and finesse. All attributes, I…
Dragon Quest Builders 2 – Review
I never really understood the fad that was Minecraft. I mean, sure… digging stuff up, building things and wacking enemies…
Subdivision Infinity DX – Review
This little gem I’ve been toiling away with recently is from Sydney based Publisher, Blowfish Studios. When I was offered…
The Forbidden Arts – Review
I live for indie developers and the unexpected jewels they produce at times. How can you not admire the ambitiousness…
Heave Ho – Preview
It’s all in the name as “Heave Ho” is a fun couch co-op game for you and your friends to…
Wolfenstein: Youngblood – Review
Wolfenstein: YoungBlood appears to sit comfortably right at home, warm and familiar, but in the same sense feels distant and…
Damsel (Xbox One) – Review
Somewhat surprisingly, I’m actually starting to enjoy some of the more arcade style games we’ve been getting recently. It’s been…
Pawarumi – Review
I’m not quite old enough for Space Invaders to be a game I grew up with, but I am old…
God Eater 3 (Nintendo Switch) – Review
I know when I hear the words “Bandai Namco” in our office, we are generally in for an action-packed RPG.…
Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle – Review
Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle is a nice experience and look into the life of a scout covering the…
Let’s Go Nuts – Review
Let’s Go Nuts by BeardedBrothers.Games is certainly a different game, you feel right at home yet also like you are…
Etherborn – Review
Well, here we are again! Back and ready to re-dive into the wonderfully creative and mind-bending game of Altered Matter’s…