Review | Directive 8020: ‘Never Fully Reaches Atmospheric Potential’ (PS5)
Space is already terrifying. Being trapped on a ship with an alien threat while your crew slowly falls apart makes…
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Pirate Borg: Pirates, Cthulhu And Swashbuckling Tabletop Chaos
Pirate Borg is a very flavourful, rules-light tabletop game about adventures on the high seas. This game is oozing Pirates…
Review | Yoshi and the Mysterious Book: ‘A New Favourite’ (NS2)
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is unlike any game I’ve played. There is no “end” to any level. There’s no…
Review | Two Point Museum: Arty-Facts: ‘A Brush With Greatness’ (PC)
Art feels like a natural fit for Two Point Museum, giving Two Point Studios plenty of room for puns, chaos,…
Review | The Caribou Trail: ‘A Short, Sharp Gut Punch’ (PC)
The Caribou Trail understands that relationships aren’t built in grand moments; they’re built in repetition, in the ordinary things you don’t notice until they’re gone.
Review | Forza Horizon 6: ‘Most Beautiful Game In The Series’ (Xbox)
Forza Horizon 6 is an exceptional game. Playground Games hasn’t reinvented the series so much as taken a scalpel to…
Review | inKONBINI: One Store. Many Stories (PC)
Oh how I long to return to Japan and bathe in the fluorescent refrigerator glow of a 7-11 or Family…
Preview | Dead as Disco: ‘More Grind Than Groove’ (PC)
Dead as Disco has entered early access! This new game blends rhythm and fighting with a slick neon style, but there’s just a couple of things holding it back.
QD Rapid Review | Constance (Nintendo Switch 2)
Constance’s vibrant brush strokes and poignant subject matter, do well to cover a somewhat paint-by-numbers metroidvania.
Review | Town of Zoz: ‘We Have Burritos at Home’ (PC)
Being a foodie, I cannot deny how much I enjoy a game with delicious looking food. If you’re after an…