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.
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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.
Review | Pikmin 4 ‘Better than Tears of the Kingdom’ (Switch)
Pikmin 4 may well be the best Nintendo Switch game released this year.
Review | Viewfinder ‘A fantastic debut’ (PlayStation 5)
Viewfinder is a short and enjoyable puzzler that brings a lot of cool ideas to the genre.
Parts of this game truly feel like something I’ve never experienced before.
Review | OXENFREE II: Lost Signals (PS5)
Discover the captivating world of this highly anticipated sequel. Explore the mysterious town of Camena, unravel the shifting reality, and experience the immersive gameplay mechanics. Find out why Oxenfree II is a must-play side-scroller that will keep you hooked from start to finish.
Review | Venba (PC)
In today’s day and age, there’s something really special about a video game that stands up and represents a different culture or minority group. Venba is one of those games championing Tamil culture.
Review | Aliens: Dark Descent (PC)
Game over, man! Game over! Except it’s not game over, it’s more game on! Aliens: Dark Decent is here, and it’s successfully scratched my Alien itch (that sounds so wrong).
Review | Final Fantasy XVI ‘This Is Why I Play Video Games’ (PlayStation 5)
This latest entry has taken the Final Fantasy franchise in a bold new direction. With a mature, beautifully written story, engaging NPCs and top notch voice acting, FFXVI has taken me on an emotional journey that I won’t soon forget. This is why I play video games.
Review | Decarnation (Switch)
Decarnation is a story-rich horror adventure video game, but don’t expect much on the gameplay front. Here’s our review of Decarnation – out now on PC and Nintendo Switch.
Review | We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie (Switch)
The setting and tone is fantastically absurd, and the music is a delight. But the technical hang-ups hold We Love Katamari Reroll + Royal Reverie back from greatness.