One of the early VR experiences on PC, Raw Data was incredibly well received and now it’s officially released and also landed on PSVR. Shooting galleries are ten a penny in virtual reality but thankfully this one is different. The story sets you in a dystopian future trying to infiltrate […]

Raw Data – PSVR Review

The sport of rugby’s had a troubled time since EA left the building. On console, your options are limited and, whilst licensing can be acquired, quality is sometimes slow to follow. Such was the case with Rugby 15. HB Studios’ calamitous effort proved buggy and troublesome to play and, as […]

Rugby 18 – PS4 Review

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2014’s The Stick of Truth was a great game.  Aside from being a credible turn-based RPG, it was also like you were playing the cartoon.  The look was perfect and it was a welcome way to delve back into South Park’s world which we’d not visited thanks to other shows […]

South Park: The Fractured But Whole – PS4 Review

Middle-earth: Shadow of War has been out for almost a couple of weeks now and I’ve finished it. Completely. There’s been a lot of talk about microtransactions, grinding and a general negativity to the mechanics added outside of the gameplay but do these really damage the overall game? Following on […]

Middle-earth: Shadow of War – PS4 Review

The developers Artifex Mundi are back again with their latest release on PlayStation 4, Abyss: The Wraiths of Eden, another hidden object game. If you’ve been following our site you’ll know that we’ve a certain soft spot for these casual puzzle games. This latest title doesn’t change the established formula and fans […]

Abyss: The Wraiths of Eden – PS4 Review

There are many experiences that seem like a perfect fit for VR, whether that be cockpit based shooting games, adventure titles or simulators. In all the bluster and spectacle of typical VR experiences, I overlooked the possibility of an out of the box scenario which could bring more retro game […]

Bloody Zombies – PSVR Review

Expand is an odd game to describe.  The blurb in the PlayStation store explains how Expand offers an atmospheric experience of exploration, discovery and introspection and I suppose that is one way of describing it. Another way would be to say its an indie game where you navigate black and white circular […]

Expand – PS4 Review

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Megaton Rainfall is a game that completely speaks to everything I want from a PS4 game and a PSVR one.   I played the arse off of quite a few of the Earth Defense Force games and I loved films like Shin Godzilla and Pacific Rim.  Big, stupid, ridiculous destruction is […]

Megaton Rainfall – PSVR/PS4 Review

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As the fifth iteration of an arcade shoot ’em up series that dates back to 1990, Raiden V comes with something of a solid reputation to live up to.  The first four proper Raiden games (there are spin-offs) all started life in as coin-ops but the fifth was an Xbox […]

Raiden V: Director’s Cut – PS4 Review

ECHO is an enticing prospect, a sci-fi stealth game where you are pitted against an adaptive AI which learns from your actions.  Coming from developers Ultra Ultra who are made up from ex IO Interactive staff there are clear influences from the stealth action of the Hitman games.  I like a bit of […]

ECHO – PS4 Review

Chaos;Child is a new entry in the Science Adventure series of visual novels that fans of the genre may have experienced through the Steins;Gate games. It is actually a direct sequel to Chaos;Head but that has never been released outside of Japan. The events of that game are referenced but […]

Chaos;Child – PS4 Review

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In my view low price indie games need to have a very clear idea behind them, something that can be easily summed up and executed.  Squareboy Vs Bullies: Arena Edition is a cheap and cheerful scrolling beat ‘em up in the same style as a Double Dragon or Streets of Rage and manages to do a […]

Squareboy Vs Bullies: Arena Edition – Vita Review