Maono GamerWave Review
When I first started gaming and was on the lookout for a good mic with a cheap price point that didn’t look rubbish. There didn’t seem to be many options. Then up steps the DGM20. If you’re looking for a…
The Division Heartland Release Feels Like A No Brainer
Tom Clancy’s The Division did a lot of things right. One of the parts that I really loved from the first game was the Dark Zone and the Survival game mode that was added after launch. Therefore, the release of…
Bramble The Mountain King Preview
Inspired by Nordic folklore tales, Bramble The Mountain King is an unsettling journey through the twisted and dangerous lands of Bramble. Explore wondrous landscapes. As well as discovering the strange creatures, critters, and characters that inhabit the land. Some will…
Shadows of Doubt Early Access Review
Don your best mac as you step into the shoes – and out into the rain a lot of the time, of a Private Detective in Shadows of Doubt. Follow leads, crawl through air ducts to gain access to restricted…
My Favourite Games from WASD
WASD has just been and gone and after missing it last year due to catching COVID right before I was meant to travel. I’m glad to say I made it to this year’s event and headed there on Friday to…
Take on hordes of rats in Shardpunk: Verminfall
The war is lost, the rats are taking over and the Captail lies in ruins. You’re only option now is to run and try and save as many as you can along the way. Put together a ragtag crew of…
Get your sneak on in Cloak & dagger: Shadow Operations
Are you looking to scratch a Splinter Cell itch? Cloak & Dagger: Shadows Operations might be just the thing you’re looking for. This tactical third-person action game is meant to be finished in one sitting across 5 missions. It looks…
Do I even care what is happening in Destiny 2’s story?
Destiny 2’s latest expansion – Lightfall, has left some players feeling a little conflicted. The story has had mixed reactions. Some seem to have enjoyed it whilst others not so much. Furthermore, there are those that were left confused by…
The Voidness – A LIDAR horror where you can’t see who’s hunting you
Whether you have a good horror game or not can sometimes hinge on a couple of things. However, there has always been one thing in particular that makes or breaks horror for me, whether it’s a film or a game.…
Hibernaculum – A Retro-inspired RPG full of cosmic terrors
At the beginning of the week, a new project hit Kickstarter. I’ve been following it for a few months on Twitter and have been engrossed with how the game looks. Now that it’s finally live on Kickstarter I wanted to…
Beneath – First Person Horror summoning you to the depths
There is a clear rise in the popularity of more retro-style or PS1-style video games…
Wartales – My Kind of Adventure
My little band of adventurers along with a trusty steed to carry our wares is…
Steam Next Fest Demos You Should Check Out
From 6th Feb until 13th, we will once again be treated to a feast of…
Resurgence of Demos
It’s the early 2000’s the latest edition of Official Xbox Magazine and Playstation Magazine have…
Best Steam Deck Games I’ve played so far
I’ve had my Steam Deck for about 3 months now and in that time I’ve…
Is Tarkov falling behind?
It’s not unusual for each new Escape from Tarkov wipe to be met with some…
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide Review
The action is brutal as blood and viscera explode in front of your eyes as…
Best Indie Games 2023
New year same me recommending more Indie Games that we will hopefully get our hands…
Game of the Year
Here we are again, another year gone and so many excellent games have been played.…
Somerville Review
Your holiday starts like many others with a trip to a picturesque countryside house. Just…