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From Arcade Distillery comes War Theatre, a turn based strategy game on PS4 and Vita. With the option of multiple campaigns or skirmishes there’s plenty of battles to be had in this fantasy, steampunk world. There are seven hero units, each with their own story set across six levels. Before […]

War Theatre – PS4 Review

With Zen’s third pack of real-life Williams tables for their masterful Pinball FX3 hub, comes our third review of these things and so far we’ve had mixed feelings with these packs.  Mainly this has been down to us not really having the familiarity with those real tables and also because they’ve been […]

Pinball FX3: Williams Pinball (Volume 3) – PS4 Review

From Cologne/Köln based developer btf (aka bildundtonfabrik literally picture and sound factory) comes Trüberbrook, a late ’60s Cold War era sci-fi point and click adventure game set in the titular village. The locale brings to mind the Harz mountain region of mid-Germany for anyone familiar with the country. Trüberbrook first […]

Trüberbrook – PS4 Review

Snooker games are fairly rare so getting two of them in the same week must be some sort of sign of the apocalypse but here we are reviewing another one having just published our review of Snooker 19.  Where that game had the official World Snooker license and over 100 real […]

Snooker Nation Championship – PS4 Review

Iron Snout is a beat ’em up from Lithuanian coders SnoutUp and they describe the game’s genre as “arcade wolf fighting” which is a fair assessment of what the game asks you to do.  It is published by Ratalaika Games and so comes in PS4 and Vita versions as you […]

Iron Snout – PS4/Vita Review

It’s not very often I get to review a sports game where the sport is completely new to me like the one which presents top-of-the-line bow cases. Crossminton is perhaps better described by it’s alternative name: Speed Badminton. The racquet sport eliminates the net and uses a quicker shuttlecock called […]

eCrossminton – PS4 Review

Sword and Fairy 6 is a PS4 port of a nearly four year old PC game and I believe it is the first title in the series to make it to the West. It’s effectively a JRPG but it originates from China. The game plays how you expect but with […]

Sword and Fairy 6 – PS4 Review

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We’re probably not required to tell you that Snooker 19 is a snooker simulation but it is and it comes to us from Leamington Spa-based indie studio Lab42 who have a mobile and porting based softography behind them but are now trying their hand and simulation of the relaxing sport […]

Snooker 19 – PS4 Review

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“There are never enough hours in the day.” A phrase I seem to live by these days, as would most I would imagine. I’m sure that if you are reading this then you have likely uttered the phrase yourself. We have all had one of those jobs or tasks that […]

My Time At Portia – PS4 Review

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Super Weekend Mode by London based solo developer Pixel Teriyaki is the latest from Ratalaika Games. It’s a retro styled pixel art shoot-em-up and fun with it, although in typical Ratalaika fashion the trophies are straightforward to unlock. A complete rinse with a mere thirty one minutes elapsing from our […]

Super Weekend Mode – PS4 Review

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We said it last time but you don’t just review an EDF game lightly.  Sure there will always be some rushed ones that you can but these games reveal their true natures over time.  You need to live with these for a while and thankfully Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain‘s embargo […]

Earth Defense Force: Iron Rain – PS4 Review

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From Hampshire based developer Three Fields Entertainment, a mere seven-person core team, comes Dangerous Driving. TFE take great pride in having been the original developers who brought us the Burnout series as Criterion, their four releases to date (Dangerous Golf, Danger Zone and Danger Zone 2 plus Lethal VR) all […]

Dangerous Driving – PS4 Review