Spirit Mancer: ‘Bold Idea Held Back by Execution’ (PC)
Fans of hybrid genres might still enjoy what Spirit Mancer has to offer, but those seeking a polished, focused experience might feel frustrated by its jack-of-all-trades approach.
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Review | Neko Bento: ‘A Light Snack’ (Switch)
Neko Bento is a tasty hors d’oeuvre of a puzzle game, but doesn’t go far enough to earn itself a Michelin Star.
Review | Metal Slug Tactics: ‘Run ’n’ Gun, Slowed Down’ (PS5)
Known for its run ‘n’ gun action, explosive weapons, and chaotic side-scrolling gameplay, Metal Slug has now made a bold leap into the world of tactical strategy.
Review | Mindcop: ‘Mind-bendingly Masterful’ (PS5)
If you enjoy a good Benoit Blanc or an Agatha Christie-type mystery, Mindcop is the indie game for you.
Review | LEGO Horizon Adventures: ‘Building an Epic, Brick by Brick’ (PS5)
LEGO Horizon Adventures on PS5 combines accessible gameplay for younger players with challenging moments for veterans. Our review.
Review | PlayStation 5 Pro ‘Perfect Power At A Price’
After experiencing it for myself, there’s no denying the PlayStation Pro is the best way to experience PlayStation games, but is it worth the upgrade?
Review | Empire of the Ants (PS5)
While the visuals of Empires of the Ants transport you to another world, the gameplay falls disappointingly short.
Review | Life is Strange: Double Exposure — A Sequel With Greater Ambition (PC)
Life is Strange: Double Exposure reopens Max Caulfield’s journey with fresh mysteries, and powers, setting the stage for future chapters.
Review | Dragon Age: The Veilguard (PS5)
In a year full of incredible RPGs, Dragon Age: The Veilguard stands apart, offering phenomenal freedom and visuals.
Review | Fruitbus (PC)
Fruitbus is more than just a cosy game, it’s a beautiful cooking simulator that celebrates life with food.