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Here you’ll find all the latest gaming reviews and previews across PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo and PC.
Review | Doggy Don’t Care: ‘There’s A Dedicated Pee Button’ (PC)
Doggy Don’t Care is not my personal favourite game of the year. In fact, there’s a good chance I would have moved on from it pretty quickly. My daughters, on the other hand, absolutely love it. And not just because the game has a dedicated “pee” button. In a world full of family-friendly games competing…
Review | Normal Golf Game ‘Driving Me Crazy’ (PC)
In the curiously quirky Normal Golf Game, you find yourself stranded on a golf course and forced to conquer a deliberately malicious set of golf-themed obstacles. It accurately captures the feeling of being trapped, given how quickly it becomes a disappointing chore to complete. Shanked It Normal Golf Game builds its core gameplay around a…
Preview | Pax Autocratica: Base-Building Meets FPS Roguelite
I’ve spent the last week checking out Pax Autocratica, and despite being in Early Access I’m happy to say that it’s shaping up to scratch an itch I didn’t quite know I had. The game splits itself neatly in two: a base-building mind puzzle and an FPS-roguelite shoot-em-up, and it’s the way those two halves…
Review | BOMBANANA!: ‘Absolutely Bananas’ (PC)
There’s no monkey business quite like BOMBANANA! Who thought putting a deaf, blind and mute monkey in charge of stopping their workshop from being blown to smithereens was a good idea? Working in a group of three, you’ll need to defuse a ticking bomb by tackling a bunch of brain-bending communication puzzles, where seeing, hearing…
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 it could have been incredible if it sat down and listened. Nintendo’s latest entry in its famous strategy franchise is addicted to exposition, bloating an otherwise excellent campaign into a 100+ hour effort. Don’t get…
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!
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 Battlefront 2 are fantastic in their own right, there’s just something special about Zero Company that had me hooked. A cracker story, engaging characters, and addictive strategic combat make it a force to behold; it’s…
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 all too familiar by now. But after years of several action games hardly deviating from this blueprint, Onimusha: Way of the Sword finally shows us how it can be better. After a 20 year wait,…
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 isn’t exactly a new concept, and I was left feeling like such a creative licence deserved just a little bit more. Hot Wheels has been around the racing game block more than a few times.…
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