Kieron Verbrugge

REVIEW // Two Point Museum’s Arty Facts DLC is a (brush) stroke of genius

Two Point Museum is without a doubt the strongest entry in Two Point Studios’ run of delightfully-silly management sims so far, and it’s one that I’ve been yearning to revisit ever since seeing out everything it had to offer at launch. While there has already been some new content added to the game between then […]

REVIEW // Summerhouse is just as lovely on PS5, mild existential crisis aside

Summerhouse is one of those rare little gems that I’ll always return to on PC, content to while away a bit of time and unwind between the stresses of real life, building tiny buildings in this tiny game. Sometimes, though, the idea of trudging downstairs to my office and firing up my desktop just for

REVIEW // Mortal Kombat II grows a spine worth ripping out

Mortal Kombat, (the 2021 film, not the cult classic 1995 one) was an aggressively okay video game-to-film adaptation stacked up against a sea of aggressively bad ones, so there’s little surprise it captured audiences decently enough. It’s a film I got on with at the time, but wouldn’t go out of my way to rewatch,

The Switch 2 is getting a price increase

Nintendo has joined the ranks of PlayStation and Xbox in increasing the cost of their current-generation console hardware offering, announcing a price increase for the Nintendo Switch 2 that will take effect starting September 1, 2026. The changes vary slightly between regions, with most seeing a general price increase on the standard Switch 2 console

Resident Evil Requiem’s Leon Must Die Forever mode is out right now in a free update

After only ever teasing that something would be on the way this month, Capcom has just shadow dropped a whole new minigame/mode for its hugely-successful Resident Evil Requiem, included as part of an entirely free update that’s available to download right now. Titled Leon Must Die Forever, this new mode is a rogue-ish challenge where

REVIEW // Mixtape is a generational banger

When I was in high school, living in a hilly and tree-lined suburb just outside of metropolitan Perth, a group of friends and I found an abandoned house. Well, less a house than a whole mansion, obscured by overgrowth, caked in dust and mould – in hindsight probably incredibly unsafe – and even sporting an

PREVIEW // Dark Scrolls is a punishing, pixelated scrolls-like

I’m not going to waste any time here because it is absolutely already in the pun-forward name – Dark Scrolls is a hard game. It’s not a Souls-adjacent game, more a rogue-ish platformer, but its moniker implies exactly the level of challenge on offer as well as revealing its true genre trappings as an auto-scrolling