Hollow Knight: A Delightful Descent Into the Unknown
You are a bug, a bug that has decided—for one reason or another—to make your way over to a distant town. As you make the huge leap into a town called Dirtmouth, your journey into the unknown begins. There’s a sense of isolation mixed with…
REVIEW: From Bedrooms to Billions – The PlayStation Revolution
At my core, I have always been a PlayStation gamer, purely because of how I was brought up. The first game console I ever interacted with was the original PlayStation; I must have only been three or four, and nothing brings me back to those…
REVIEW: Fall Guys – Ultimate Knockout
I am terrible at Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout…
PLAY: News Round Up (August 3rd – August 10th)
Fall Guys Pulls Through Despite a Rocky Start! The bright, colourful, and extremely silly battle royale game Fall Guys was released on the 4th of August and it had quite the eventful release day, with the game’s Twitter account reporting that 120,000 people were already…
‘State of Play’ Recap – August 2020
Yesterday, Sony aired a brand new State of Play, showcasing a range of new content for the PS4 and PSVR (with a dash of PS5) that will be coming our way in the next few months. Although there has been no mention of when we…
OUR CONSOLE: Nintendo Switch
Nintendo has always been a company that pushes the boundaries, delivering something fun and quirky with each new console. In 2001, we had the GameCube and its iconic controller, the Wii and its revolutionary motion controls arrived in 2006, and in 2012 came the WiiU,…
Anger and Acceptance in The Last of Us Part II
I finished The Last of Us Part II three weeks ago. I’ve since watched my boyfriend play through it, had conversations with him and a handful of friends, appeared on a podcast discussing it; I have a lot to say, but for two weeks now…
PLAY: News Round Up (June 29th – July 5th)
Playstation Celebrates 10 Years of Plus with 3 Free Games for Members This year marks 10 years of Playstation Plus! To celebrate, Playstation is giving members a whopping three games this month! The lineup for July includes NBA 2K20, Rise of the Tomb Raider and…
REVIEW: Bug Academy (2019)
Bug Academy, released late last year on Steam has made its way to the Nintendo Switch, it’s one of those games that suits the handheld feature of the console perfectly. Enabling you to play as a range of different insects, Bug Academy offers a plethora…
REVIEW: Animal Crossing: New Horizons
I didn’t quite know what to expect with Animal Crossing: New Horizons, having never picked up, or watched anyone play the previous four games in the franchise. All I knew about the game is that you live in a world populated with anthropomorphized animals, one…
Second Chance: The Last of Us
The Last of Us is one of the most influential and highly revered games of the past decade and after the success of the Uncharted series solidified Naughty Dog’s reputation for making compelling and beautiful narrative-driven games. I picked up The Last of Us for…
Why I Started Glitch
I have struggled with my mental health since I was 11 and since then, my anxiety has prevented me from doing so many things. I had no idea why I was feeling like this, but over the years I have realised I suffer from anxiety…
REVIEW: The Witcher (Season One)
Andrzej Sapkowski’s thrilling tales of the famed Witcher, Geralt of Rivia, have captured so many imaginations through such varied methods of storytelling, first the novels, a Polish film plus television series, the trio of video games and now a Netflix series. Set in an unnamed…
