The Perfect Playthrough
Large-scale open-world or open-zone RPGs are meant to give you freedom. Freedom to do things how you want, to tackle things in (mostly) whatever order you like. Or even skip a load of stuff if you just want to mainline…
Most Anticipated Games 2025
We may only be in the 2nd month of 2025 but one of the biggest and most anticipated games of the year has already been released. And a load more are just around the corner. With a mixture of big…
Games of the Year 2024
Once again 2024 delivered loads of brilliant video games. At times it felt like you couldn’t go a week without a great new game releasing. However, there have been two main standouts for me this year. One of which I…
If you ever loved Duskers, Xenopurge might be the spiritual successor you’ve been after
I don’t know whether any of you remember Duskers. It was a very cool and immersive tactical game where you had to guide robots around derelict spaceships using command prompts. I’ve always felt it was really underrated and went under…
The Abandoned Planet Review
When a wormhole tears open in space, an astronaut crashes down on a distant and unknown planet. But where is she? Is there anyone else here? If there is, where have they all gone? But, most importantly, how is she…
Half-Life 2’s Ravenholm is Still Iconic
20 years on and Half-Life 2 is still an absolutely stellar gaming experience. I still think that Half-Life 2 is one of the games that I’ve been most excited about prior to it’s launch and it is definitely still one…
Luma island, what is this stunning new cozy adventure game?
What to expect from Luma island I picked up the Luma island demo as part of Steam’s Next fest, expecting a Stardew Valley style farming game with perhaps a little more adventure. That’s exactly what I got. Luma island is…
Steam Next Fest Highlight – Keep Driving, Hitchhikers guide to the festival
We’ve probably all imagined going on road trips when you or your friend get their first car. The freedom of the open road to go where you want and do what you want. Keep Driving is like the video game…
Steam Next Fest Highlight – The Precinct, Reverse GTA
As part of Steam Next Fest we got our mitts on tonnes of demos. One of which that has been on my wishlist for a while was The Precinct and I’ve been really looking forward to trying it out. It’s…
Murder on Station 52 Review
Step into the shoes of Edward Locke, a robotic engineer who arrives at Space Station 52 to replace a missing mechanic. However, Ed’s first day takes a dark turn when he discovers the body of his predecessor, marked with the…
#DRIVE Rally Review
#DRIVE Rally takes players back to 90s rally racing, where the roar of engines and…
REKA is a delighful cosy witch sim adventure
Embark on a magical journey with REKA, the and enchanting base-building game that transports players…
GRAFT is like Signalis mixed with STASIS and looks ace
A new Post-Cyberpunk Survival Horror RPG recently got announced and it’s giving me real Signalis…
The Forever Winter looks terrifyingly fantastic
There are a few games where you’re billed as not being the hero of the…
Herdling, Okomotive look like they have another hit on their hands
Gamescom has been and gone in a flash and I feel like this year everything…
Arena Breakout: Infinite, Can it compete?
The latest in a long line of Extraction Shooters has just hit the ‘shelves’ in…
The Ultimate Ability is a Form of Comms
The idea of any team-based game is to work together to achieve an objective. Some…
Dungeons & Kingdoms is a cool blend of city-builder and dungeon-crawler
Dungeons & Kingdoms is the upcoming single-player genre mashup combining elements of City-builders, with dungeon-crawling…
I’m having the best time with Destiny 2 right now
For 10 years I’ve been playing Destiny. Across those 10 years, I’ve had some incredibly…
Concord has me confused
I’ve been keeping an eye on Concord since it was announced during the Summer Games…