Review: Titan Attacks!
Jon reviews the Crossbuy-enabled PlayStation port of Puppy Games' inventive love letter to Space Invaders and finds much to like of its own invention.
Review: The Wolf Among Us: Episode 3 – A Crooked Mile
Not only does the drama and tension continue to build in ‘A Crooked Mile’, but so does the vice grip this game holds over Diarmuid's attention.
Review: Full Bore
Full Bore is stuffed so full of secrets that the story is a bit too much of an enigma. However, this can be overlooked in favour of fantastic, addictive puzzle design.
Review: The Amazing Spider-Man 2
While Diarmuid enjoyed The Amazing Spiderman 2 more than he did the first, there are a few too many recurring issues to ignore.
Review: Daylight
Zombie Studios' procedural survival horror title is conceptually interesting, but its execution leaves a lot to be desired.
Review: The Raid 2
It would have been easy to rehash The Raid for a sequel - but director Gareth Evans is seemingly far too ambitious for that.
Review: Final Fantasy X HD Remaster
Listen to my story. This may be our last chance. Again...
Review: Nintendo Pocket Football Club
We review Nintendo's first Western foray into football management. It strips away everything but the bare footy essentials - but has it stripped away too much?
Review: Trials Fusion
mazingly in the time I spent with the game I did not break my controller – although my Xbox One has been subject to a few rage quits over the past few days.
Review: Dark Souls 2 (Updated)
Dark Souls 2 is the latest addition to the cult hit Souls series, a series that only two years ago was barely recognised in the majority of gaming circles.
Review: Short Peace – Ranko Tsukigime’s Longest Day
Bears, robots, schoolgirls, karaoke and Mount Fuji are along for the ride in Bandai Namco's experimental cross-media love letter to Japanese culture of all shapes and sizes.
Review: LEGO The Hobbit
Traveller's Tales have done it again; this time our journey back to the beauty of Middle-Earth is laced with dwarf-havoc, newly-expanded exploration and plenty of shiny shiny treasure.
Review: Football Manager Classic 2014
Tables loaded with figures and percentages may sound boring - but somehow, Football Manager Classic 2014 manages to make them the most important thing in your life.
Review: Pokémon Link: Battle
We live in a time when match three games dominate the mobile gaming scene. Pokémon Link: Battle is such a game on the 3DS.
Review: Fez
Fez is an absolute masterpiece. My only complaint is the fact I didn't play it sooner.
Review: Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two
Handing a game called Epic Mickey 2 to an Irish man was always going to be a recipe for disaster (and childish giggles.) Not having played the original, though aware of its less-than-glowing revi...
Review: Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter
"Fans have been waiting a long time to play in the Forgotten Realms setting in a Massively Multiplayer way." - PacManPolarBear
Journey Collector’s Edition Review
Glide across sands and ruins in a once thriving world, pairing striking visuals and haunting music with a quiet, distinctive online experience
Review: Knights of Pen & Paper: +1 Edition
Knights of Pen & Paper: +1 Edition harks back to the RPG days of yore, matching retro role-playing with the sights, sounds and pop culture references of yesteryear. So is there really no school l...
Review: The Last of Us
Naughty Dog's newest game is really, really good. Need some justification? Read on.
Review: Lord of the Rings: The Card Game
Based on the books of J.R.R Tolkein, this adventure card game take place between The Hobbit and The Fellowship of the Ring. Dwarves, Elves, deep dark forests and big ass spiders, oh and an appear...
Review: Man of Steel
Zack Snyder, fresh from the vacuous but undeniably beautiful Sucker Punch, has been handed the reins to Man of Steel and attempts to make you believe a man can fly.
Review: GRID 2
Codemasters' on-road racing franchise returns after a half-decade reprieve. Is it a first place place finish or is GRID 2 disqualified?
Review: Rush Bros
Using music-based level manipulation, Rush Bros. aims to distinguish itself from the competition.
Review: Soul Sacrifice
The mind behind Mega Man and Resident Evil has created a new IP for the Vita. Soul Sacrifice sets out on a handheld quest to become the Vita's 'killer app'.
Ode to Gaming Helpers
A hero is sometimes only as good as their sidekick, even if they only exist in their helmets. Where would Batman be without Alfred? How would Dr. Frankenstein manevuer around his lab without Egor...
Review: Magic: the Gathering – Dragon’s Maze
What will the last set release in the Return to Ravnica block bring to the table? Well I've brought the Cola and Crisps let's crack this set open and find out!
Review: Star Trek Into Darkness
While the novelty of a modern retelling of the original Star Trek series has now worn off, Star Trek Into Darkness is still a thrill ride from beginning to end.
Review: Thomas Was Alone
The simple but ambiguous name doesn't scream ‘gaming gem’, but giving a basic platformer a good story works wonders, it seems..
Review: Deadly Premonition: The Director’s Cut
Deadly Premonition's great characters and crazy story line make it a game worth playing, the problem is that it isn't a very fun game to play.