Review | Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave (NS2)
“Show don’t tell” is lesson one in any good screenwriting…
Review | Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave (NS2)
“Show don’t tell” is lesson one in any good screenwriting class. Fire Emblem Fortune’s Weave is a great game, but…
Review | Sniper Dan (PlayStation 5)
Comedic hidden-object game Sniper Dan feels like a bizarre mix of Where’s Wally, Sniper Elite, and Looney Tunes!
Preview | Final Fantasy VII Revelation: You Can Snowboard This Time
I got to spend around an hour with Final Fantasy VII Revelation thanks to Square Enix, and while there’s plenty…
Aus government responds to Steam verification blunder: ‘We’re engaging with Valve’
For days now, Adult gamers attempting to purchase R18+ games on popular digital store Steam have been left in the…
Magic The Gathering | Card Reveal: Reality Fracture — Emergency Phytomedic
Magic: The Gathering’s Reality Fracture is bringing some strange new versions of familiar characters and cards, and today QD can…
Review | Marvel’s Wolverine: ‘A Brutal, Cinematic Adventure’ (PS5)
Marvel’s Wolverine doesn’t quite reach the same heights as Spider-Man 2, but it still stands tall among Insomniac Games’ best.
Review | STAR WARS Zero Company (PS5)
STAR WARS Zero Company is the best STAR WARS game I’ve played in modern times. While the Jedi games and…
Review | Onimusha: Way of the Sword: ‘A Triumphant Return’ (PS5)
Block, parry, dodge, deflect — if you’ve played an action game in the last few years, this combat loop is…
Review | Hot Wheels Infinite Rush: ‘Fun, But Not Groundbreaking’ (PC)
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush‘s open-world approach is easily the biggest departure the series has attempted in years. But open-world racing…
QD Rapid Review | He Who Watches: ‘Mind-Numbing’ (PC)
He Who Watches is a first-person puzzle platformer that feels a lot like Portal, except instead of a portal gun,…
