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The Escapists 2 Review
Like real prisons, there are a few cons associated with this game! Being a big fan of films like The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile, The Escapists has been a game that has always intrigued me....
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Super Meat Boy Review
Team Meat’s 2D platformer sets the steaks high! For those of you that have been living under a rock for the past decade, Super Meat Boy is a notoriously challenging yet superb platformer that helped...
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Owlboy Review
Owl be there for you, ’cause you’re there for me too… One of Owlboy‘s greatest feats is its character building and how it makes you care about the rag-tag bunch of companions that accompany you during...
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Kirby Star Allies Review
After a killer 2017, Nintendo are kicking off their 2018 first-party lineup with a return to a classic in the form of the iconic Kirby. Kirby Star Allies sees the titular protagonist joined by up to...
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Membrane Review
Pretty fly for a yellow guy… Perfect Hat’s psychedelic puzzler takes something that comes as a split-second reaction to you and me and expands upon it to give us a unique take on what happens when a...
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The Adventure Pals Review
A game full of laughs and giraffes… The Nintendo Switch has seen its fair share of platformers in the 13 months it has been on sale for, with many of the genre’s best available, including the likes of...
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Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido Review
No more Mr. Rice guy… I’m sure I couldn’t have been alone in thinking “WTF” when first seeing Sushi Striker: The Way of Sushido announced for the Nintendo Switch during the March Direct. I mean, a game...
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Don’t Die, Mr. Robot! DX Review
You’ll need skills like Rami Malek to master this Mr. Robot! Don’t Die, Mr. Robot! DX is a game that proves that looks can be deceiving. The animations and artstyle may look simplistic, but we all know...
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Pool Panic Review
Does Pool Panic clear up? Or is it just a load of balls… A unique take on the pub classic, Pool Panic sees you play as the cue ball with the aim to clear the coloured balls before finally sinking the...
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Vegas Party Review
There ain’t no party like a Vegas Party! (Which is a relief…) Parties are supposed to be fun, right? Somehow, I think Vegas Party forgot the memo. The latest in a long run of games to be ported to the...
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