REVIEW: Death Stranding (2019)
A Hideo Kojima game comes with its own heightened set of expectations since storming onto the scene over 30 years ago with the Metal Gear franchise, 9 sequels, and other non-Solid Snake related adventures. Kojima has since disbanded from Konami and launched his own self-published…
REVIEW: Far Cry New Dawn
Following on from the events of the previous Far Cry game, Far Cry 5, New Dawn brings you into a world risen from the aftermath of the event that took place and once again throws you into the thick of it with new characters that…
REVIEW: God of War 2
After experiencing the original God of War way after everyone else, and for the most part enjoying it, despite some of its issues, it was almost a no-brainer that I would get around to the sequel at some point. And now after having recently finished…
REVIEW: Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
It’s a great time to be a Star Wars fan, over the past few years we have been given a lot of content; the new trilogy, the spin-off films, the books, the tv shows and now a brand new narrative-driven game, Jedi: Fallen Order. I…
I Played ‘Alien: Isolation’ For The First Time…
Alien is perhaps the film I have written most about on my blog and I talk about it constantly. I adore the movie so much that I can’t quite express my love for it in words and this is why I am so ashamed of…
REVIEW: Manual Samuel
Perfectly Paranormal’s Manual Samuel is an animated sidescrolling adventure in which players have control over the protagonist’s bodily functions and have to survive a whole day doing everything manually. You have to remember to breath so you don’t collapse due to lack of oxygen, you’ve…
REVIEW: Link’s Awakening
With the announcement of the Breath of the Wild sequel at E3 this year, the hype for The Legend of Zelda is truly at a high. The Link’s Awakening remake is a welcome addition to the Switch as the wait for a brand new Zelda…
REVIEW: Driver: You Are The Wheelman (1999)
Buckle up. After seeing success with their Destruction Derby series, developers Reflections Interactive (later renamed to Ubisoft Reflections) wanted to take their talents into a different direction. Released in 1999, Driver: You Are The Wheelman (or simply Driver), landed onto the Playstation One to critical…
REVIEW: Stranger Things 3: The Game
The upside down shenanigans of Hawkins, Indiana ignites sparks of adventure in us all, evoking desire for nostalgic companionship and retro aesthetics that BonusXP have compacted into 16-bit style. Defending the town against that pesky Mind Flayer from the comfort of your pillow fort has…
REVIEW: Sea of Solitude
Sea of Solitude was first announced by Berlin-based studio Joi-Mei Games back in 2015, it was picked up my EA as part of their originals program. It’s an adventure-based third-person game that follows Kay, on a journey of loneliness and sadness as she confronts her…
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