Sometimes games come out and immediately get people talking about “games as art”, Seasons after Fall sits right into this category. From the off you’ll notice the gorgeous hand drawn art style and the lush orchestral score, but are these artistic styles enough to make a good game? What we’ve got […]

Seasons after Fall – PS4 Review

A game with a much travelled history, Lethal League is now ready to step up to the plate on Playstation 4. Team Reptile’s flash prototype has now blossomed into a fully-fledged retail product. Is there much meat to the bones or does this baseball battler prove little more than a […]

Lethal League – PS4 Review

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For a franchise with only two titles to its name, Prey is one of those with a strange and troublesome saga attached to it. The first title was a classic case of development turbulence, with plans for the original Cherokee tinged shooter stretching back to 1995. It took just over […]

Prey – PS4 Review

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Bloons TD 5 is a tower defense style strategy game from developers Ninja Kiwi who have released a shed load of tower defence games on mobile and PC platforms but Bloons TD 5 is the first outing on the PlayStation 4. We’ve had a few other tower defence games on […]

Bloons TD 5 – PS4 Review

As much as I enjoy the spectator side of basketball, I find the modern games to be a little too complex for my brain to handle. Saber Interactive are hoping their budget, arcade title will entice some fanatics out to the court. Specialising in two-on-two encounters, The action is fast […]

NBA Playgrounds – PS4 Review

Birthdays the Beginning is an odd little game that has you changing the ecosystem of a small cube to birth and evolve life. The concept may sound similar to Viva Pinata but in execution it is actually far different. For some reason there is a story involving your character finding […]

Birthdays the Beginning – PS4 Review

I reviewed Abika’s Trip: Undead & Undressed over two years ago and now we have a follow up in Akiba’s Beat on the PS4. Fans of the last title will want to read on as almost every aspect of the game has changed. You play as Asahi Tachibana, a self-proclaimed […]

Akiba’s Beat – PS4 Review

When following the work of legendary coder Jeff Minter, you start to expect certain things.  Intense visuals, the use of 3D/VR technologies, epic soundtracks and retro-inspired gameplay infused with seriously satisfying risk versus reward mechanics and following Minter’s previous PSN work, the excellent TxK, hopes were high for Polybius which […]

Polybius – PSVR Review

Spellspire is the latest effort from our friends 10ton, the little dev team behind Tennis in the Face and Neon Chrome, and this sticks to their mainly casual roots by offering us a word game like those fun word games to play with friends – in a casual RGP skin – that has […]

Spellspire – PS4 Review

The PS4 is home to many twin-stick shooters and Tango Fiesta is the latest.  This lo-fi effort sees you and up to three local friends taking on small armies of enemies across a series of levels that that riff on various action movies.  The game combines straightforward twin stick shooting […]

Tango Fiesta – PS4 Review

World to the West is the next game from Rain Games, the people who developed the puzzle platform game Teslagrad, which we rather liked. Apart from jumping from 2D to full 3D World to the West continues a similar style laid down by Teslagrad of light puzzle platform action. Things […]

World to the West – PS4 Review

Human: Fall Flat PS4 Review   A lot has been said about YouTube and Twitch, however you can never overstate just how much influence the streaming life has heaped upon gaming in general. Nowadays it is fair to assume that some games, particularly indie titles are being made specifically to […]

Human: Fall Flat – PS4 Review