Review: Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 Full Burst
I wanted to see how it actually was as a game, and not a piece of fan service. And I have to be honest, I was not as disappointed as I was expecting to be, in fact, I was quite impressed.
Review: OlliOlli
Whatever frustrations or moments of elation you feel while playing it, OlliOlli can almost always be described as one thing - fun.
Review: Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit
While Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit doesn’t solely rely on shoot-outs and car chases for thrills, it does fall back on the Bond- and Bourne-isms too often to leave the movie untarnished.
Review: Teslagrad
Combining 2D platforming, mind boggling puzzles and beautiful visuals comes Teslagrad. Oh and Magnets too!
Review: A Study In Emerald (Board Game)
Martin Wallace’s trademark abstraction means A Study In Emerald only pays lip-service to its Sherlock Holmes vs. Cthulhu theme but delivers a deeply strategic experience regardless.
Review: Risk Legacy (Board Game)
The unique DIY mechanics of Risk Legacy distract from Risk’s core gameplay long enough to make it fun.
Review: Max: The Curse of Brotherhood
Does anybody remember platformer games? They’re the bread and butter of video games in my humble opinion but it’s been a while since I’ve sat down to enjoy one properly.
Review: Halo: Spartan Assault
Halo has been struggling to stay relevant in recent years. It needs to do something new and exciting to captivate audiences again...
Review: The Walking Dead: Season 2: Episode 1 – All That Remains
Prepare to be thrown in the deep-end as The Walking Dead: Season 2 amplifies the tragedy of its predecessor greatly even in this first episode.
Review: The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug
Even before I arrived at the cinema to watch Peter Jackson’s next foray into Middle-Earth, I was already thinking about The Two Towers. Perhaps my expectations were too high…
Review: The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
How often do you hear people talk about awful The Legend of Zelda games? The answer to that question is: never.
Review: Yeti on Furry
Heading to iOS comes Yeti on Furry, a game that tasks you with defending a Yeti from baddies by tapping on the screen and switching between an array of attack powers.
Review: FIFA 14
I rely on EA’s yearly franchise to get my sporting highs on the couch – and I can thankfully report that FIFA 14 certainly achieves that, though surprisingly for a next-gen entry, loses something...
Review: PlayStation 4
After seven years, PlayStation comes full circle. Read on for the BRB verdict of Sony's latest behemoth.
Review: Dead Rising 3
I have a love/hate relationship with Capcom games, the Dead Rising series is no exception to this...
Review: Aqua Kitty – Milk Mine Defender
What would you do when faced with a worldwide milk shortage? Yes, that’s right, send cats underwater to mine for the glorious, nutritious and downright tasty white stuff.
Review: Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 Expansion 1 DLC
In between waiting for Magic the Gathering 2013 cards to arrive in the post, Chris Shooter has been playing the new expansion pack for Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 on the Xbox...and PC....and ...
Review: F1 2012
Formula 1 is a glamorous sport that is, I’m sure you’ll agree, difficult to recreate if you’re sat on a couch in a 2-bed flat. So does F1 2012 manage to recreate the exciting highs and lows of th...
Review: Dishonored
Stealth, assassinations and super natural powers. These are things that Dishonored does really, really well.
Review: Madagascar 3: Europe’s Most Wanted
Don't rush to put them back in the zoo; these animals pose no danger to your wallet.
Review: Worms Collection
As a gamer you are probably, at least loosely, aware of the zany weapon turn based combat that is at the heart of all the games available in the Worms Collection. The disc based Collection consis...
Review: Rock Band Blitz
Unplugging the amplitude from the frequency. Does Harmonix's latest beat-matcher upset the rhythm?
Review: Transformers: Fall of Cybertron
Transformers, more than meets the eye?
Review: Sleeping Dogs
The game feels like a giant love letter from developer United Front Games to the city of Hong Kong and the many action films its produced.
Review: Sound Shapes
Sound Shapes for the PS Vita and Playstation 3 may be simple, but it feels like they spent a lot of time making the game feel right before filling it with the rest of its mechanics.
Review: The Ratchet and Clank Trilogy
Whilst the current-gen series may have the upper-hand graphically, there’s very little to separate it from its trio of daddies - and this makes the trilogy an essential buy for those who missed o...
Inversion Review
It is hard to talk about Inversion without mentioning Gears of War. Gravity of War may have been a more apt title.
1953 KGB Unleashed Review
Point and click adventure games, once a king genre of PC games, has emerged again just lately as a contender for your hard earned cash. Can 1953: KGB Unleashed step into the ring?
Zuma’s Revenge Review
Zuma's Revenge is an iteration on the previous design and certainly is not looking to redefine the match-three style gameplay that made Zuma a simplistic gameplay success before it.
Heroes of Ruin Review
Ah, dungeon crawling. The heady loot-laden pastime of many a gamer; the knowledge that an improved, shiny and new bit of awesome may just be round the next corner has kept many a gamer away from ...