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Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch was a big deal when it was released on PS3. Level 5 and anime veterans Studio Ghibli worked together to create a very well received JRPG and now we have the sequel. There are quite a few changes from the first game […]

Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom – PS4 Review

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There’s a reason that there are so many Need for Speed games, it’s ridiculously profitable for EA with each iteration selling bucketloads each year which answers the most obvious question ‘when is Burnout coming back?’ and until now, that wasn’t going to happen. However, with Need for Speed: Payback getting caught up in last year’s […]

Burnout Paradise Remastered – PS4 Review

Cruz Brothers is a one on one fighting game from Brazilian indie Studio, DCF, and is a baffling game for so many reasons that I almost don’t know where to start when it comes to reviewing it although on the face of it, you would expect it to do anything […]

Cruz Brothers – PS4 Review

The Council is the debut game from Bordeaux based developer Big Bad Wolf Studio, who are by no means novices as this game shows. This being the first episode of a five part narrative based series, you’d be forgiven for writing it off and assuming it continued in the same […]

The Council – Episode 1: The Mad Ones – PS4 ...

As far as game names go, Hex Tunnel by specialist VR devs Owlgorithm, is right on the nose as all of the game’s seven stages are set in hexagon-shaped tunnels that you have to traverse in order to “master the elements and become a supreme being” and so it’s up to […]

Hex Tunnel – PSVR Review

We’ve always been fascinated by the output from Finnish devs, 10TonsLtd.  They started out on PSN by putting out pretty basic physics puzzlers like Tennis in the Face before upping their game with a series of roguelikes and twin-stick shooters that showed real progress and maturity.  However, it is easy to […]

Tesla vs Lovecraft – PS4 Review

The platforming genre has been seeing a bit of a shot in the arm recently. While the AAA development space has all but ignored the genre as a risky write off, Indies have kept it alive as some sort of Frankenstein-ish experiment. This has led to some impressive titles such […]

Shiny – PS4 Review

Okay, transparency time. I never played Hakuoki: Kyoto Winds. If you feel that makes my opinion invalid then feel free to stop reading. For those who aren’t aware Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms is a direct continuation of the story from Kyoto Winds. Both are visual novels set in Japan in the […]

Hakuoki: Edo Blossoms – Vita Review

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From The Munky comes Drunkn Bar Fight, a PSVR title that does exactly what it says on the tin. You’ll need two Move controllers to act as your fists and then you’re ready to ruin everyone else’s night. You may or may not have seen footage of Drunkn Bar Fight […]

Drunkn Bar Fight – PSVR Review

On the face of it, Way Of The Passive Fist is a short lived novelty that should outstay its welcome quicker than the smirk disappears from your face as you possibly laugh at the reference to the classic ’80s game Way Of The Exploding Fist. Thankfully that turns out not […]

Way of the Passive Fist – PS4 Review

I never played any of the previous Scribblenauts games on DS or otherwise, so this was my first foray into this amusing world. In a departure from previous titles, the developer has opted to go with a party based approach for Scribblenauts: Showdown. This naturally lends itself to playing with […]

Scribblenauts: Showdown – PS4 Review

Over the past year, this job’s given me the opportunity to dive deep into Asian horror. A genre that offers it’s own set of trappings, the Eastern flavour seems to focus more on psychology rather than gore and relentless pressure. Red Candle Games offered up their own attempt last year […]

Detention – PS4 Review