Welcome to only the second in a new series here at covergeek that we’re calling Indies in Review, where we attempt to cover as many indie video games as possible by reviewing them in just a few paragraphs, and putting
Every time somebody suggests to me that the low quality bar of the vast majority of licensed video games aimed at children is fine because they’re just kids and they don’t know any better, I die a little inside. Kids
The toys are back in town Digital Eclipse has long established itself as a studio that can be trusted to curate, collate and communicate the legacy of some of the most important and influential video games of all time. Between
Drac’s back I was exactly 17 days old when Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse first launched for the Nintendo Entertainment System in Japan, so playing a brand-new sequel more than three decades later is doing more than just making me feel
It’s so ice to be back It’s not uncommon to return to a dense RPG after a break of months or years and be immediately humbled, but jumping into Dragon’s Dogma II: Dark Arisen after two years away from the
A beautifully made, emotional love story I’m not a young person. I’ve had many adventures, and discovered many loves in life, including my soon-to-be wife – my favourite person on the planet, whom I met almost 20 years ago. Our
A fun but finite charm Hot Wheels Unleashed but make it open world by way of Burnout Paradise or Forza Horizon – surely that reads unanimously as a winning formula. It’s a logical next step from the pair of Hot
“For those born as samurai, there is no path but that of a sword. A steep path, crowded with warriors who think they stand at its peak, peerless. The only way forward… is through them.” I don’t think there’s a
