In the beginning there was Gaunlet.  This set the bar high for co-op play with four of you gathered round the arcade cabinet killing monsters and not shooting the food.  To think this was released in 1985 over 30 years ago.  Gauntlet was so successful that it rightly inspired countless […]

Super Dungeon Bros – PS4 Review

For a series that is only about six years old there are a lot of games starring Neptune and her goddess friends/enemies. Between spin-offs and remakes they’ve passed ten entries already. Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls is in the spin off camp, where some of the characters (not all) […]

Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls – Vita Review

Ironically, with the actual championship drawing to a close, this year’s officially licensed game slips into gear in an effort to give rally fans with a Playstation 4 something to cheer. Can Kylotonn’s second outing improve over last year’s a somewhat lacklustre showing? At first glance, WRC 6: FIA World […]

WRC 6: FIA World Rally Championship – PS4 Review

The latest release of Ghostbusters got a lot of flack for reimagining a classic franchise, I have no strong feelings about it either way but after playing Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters: Daybreak Special Gigs it just makes me wonder what a Japanese take on the franchise could have been. Every […]

Tokyo Twilight Ghost Hunters: Daybreak Special Gigs – PS4 Review

  PlayStation VR may have only been around for less than a couple of weeks but it has already shown that it can turn the simplest of experiences and convert them into something far more engaging. It was only a matter of time before we started to see pared down […]

Eve: Gunjack – PSVR Review

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The cool kids all know what’s up.  In its short life the Sega Dreamcast burned brightly, satisfying gamers who were happy to take a chance on its relatively limited software library and arcade-based hardware.  It was home to some of the best games of its generation and Rez was one […]

Rez Infinite – PSVR Review

At one point you couldn’t move for space dogfighting simulators. They were often used to show off new technology launches as a means to show off high detailed ships, special effects and controller inputs with classics such as Colony Wars, Star Wars: Rogue Squadron and Asteroids coming to mind. Over […]

Eve: Valkyrie – PSVR Review

No one geeks as well as the British child of the 1980’s, I was such a kid who played Warhammer and loved painting the shit out of miniature lead figures.  Out of the various games available I geeked out most to one called Necromunda with the main reason being the […]

Mordheim: City of the Damned – PS4 Review

VR lends itself more readily to certain types of games. Anything where you don’t need to move around too much is usually well suited which is why Rez and Until Dawn: Rush of Blood are two of our favourite VR games so far. Thumper is one of those, placing you […]

Thumper – PSVR Review

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Sports Bar VR  markets itself as a virtual hangout more than it does as some sort of legitimate sports title. Set in a smart looking sports bar, the game is about meeting new and interesting people and waving your hands at them through the magic of PlayStation VR. The game […]

Sports Bar VR – PSVR Review

Old school adventure games provide me with one of my big black holes in my own personal gaming knowledge. Machinarium originally arrived in 2009 from Amanita Design who clearly intended to preserve an often revered and maligned point in history. Seven years later the critically acclaimed game is dispatched to fend for […]

Machinarium – PS4 Review

Party games are generally not my forte. No matter how much independent developers try to push couch gaming onto me it will never change the fact that I have moved on to a future of internet multiplayer and shouting over a microphone. This goes for the friends that reside in […]

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes – PSVR Review