Review | Affogato (PC)
Affogato is not just a delicious beverage — it’s also a fun video game. But ultimately what developer Befun Studio been brewed is a somewhat sweet and bitter concoction.
Game Reviews
Review | Goodbye Volcano High ‘a long time coming’ (PlayStation 5)
Goodbye Volcano High’s charming art style, rocking sound-track, and endearing characters make for a wonderful visual novel experience.
Review | Starfield (Xbox Series X)
Starfield is the first new IP from Bethesda Game Studios in 25 years — it’s bold, it’s grand and it’s generational. Here’s our review.
Review | Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy (Switch)
Despite some minor frustrations and occasional road-bumps, Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy is an entertaining experience.
Review | Sea of Stars ‘a solid entry into the pixel-art RPG pantheon’ (PlayStation 5)
Sea of Stars is a gorgeous pixel art adventure, with fantastic world-building, mechanics and puzzles to solve. While aspects of the story and combat didn’t quite stick the landing, it’s still a truly a solid entry into the pixel-art RPG pantheon.
Review | The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (Xbox Series X)
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre gives gamers the rush of being a killer, as well as the dread of being stalked by one – all without the fear of being incarcerated or, you know, dying.
Review | En Garde! (PC)
En Garde! is the sort of the game that leaves you wanting more, and I mean that in the most delightful way. The combat system stands out as a great framework to build upon in future games and while the main campaign is short, the game is priced accordingly and there’s plenty of extras for achievement hunters to dig into when all is said and done.
Review | Disney Illusion Island (Switch)
A-hyuck! Disney Illusion Island takes players on a slow but rewarding journey through a fantastical world filled with Disney magic. Here’s our review.
Review | Atlas Fallen ‘A roller coaster of highs, lows and plateaus’ (PlayStation 5)
My experience with Atlas Fallen has been a bit of a roller coaster; highs, lows and plateaus; but in the end I’m glad to have been along for the ride.
Review | Little Friends: Puppy Island (Switch)
On the surface, Little Friends: Puppy Island is the spiritual successor to the classic Nintendogs, but once you start digging, it’s so much more.