REVIEW // Hot Wheels Infinite Rush
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
REVIEW // Onimusha: Way of the Sword is the best action game I’ve played in some time
“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
REVIEW // Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 has plenty of action but lacks polish
The Alien franchise is, to me, unique in the media industry because it features both psychological thrillers, and action adventures in the same story. It’s old hat, I know – Ridley Scott’s Alien vs James Cameron’s Aliens taking the same
REVIEW // The Blood of Dawnwalker proves it’s not in thrall to its RPG sire with a daringly original debut
30 days. That’s how long The Blood of Dawnwalker gives you to save Coen’s family from the dungeons of Vale Sangora’s vampiric overlord, Brencis. And my rescue mission had an absolutely terrible start. In just the prologue, forgetting to read
REVIEW // Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy successfully trades the rats for the maze
A Plague Tale: Innocence and its sequel, A Plague Tale: Requiem, put the name of Asobo Studio is many more mouths and minds than had been before. These were wonderfully-told stories about family, sacrifice and free will in the form
REVIEW // Star Wars: Zero Company provides zero compelling reasons to complete it
I did complete it though, because I am committed to the work. As Kieron discussed in their preview some weeks back, Star Wars: Zero Company is a turn-based tactics game that takes place as the Clone Wars are in full
REVIEW // Slayblade is a battling top roguelite with barely any wobble
I have personally never been into Beyblade – or indeed any kind of battling tops if others exist. They came in as I was graduating out of my school years, a new hobby I didn’t feel the need to rip-launch
REVIEW // The Sinking City 2 puts the “love” and “craft” into Lovecraftian survival horror
Although the studio skimmed the surface of it with the detective adventure prequel, The Sinking City 2 sees Ukrainian developer Frogwares dive fully into survival horror territory with its Lovecraft-inspired world. A sequel in name, it’s a completely standalone entry