Impact Winter is a new title from small developer Mojo Bones – their first game to be released on PC after a few IOS & Android titles and one for the Nintendo 3DS. According to Wikipedia – yeah it’s a thing, apparently! – if a meteor hits the Earth and it hits a land mass […]
Little Nightmares shows that gaming is a changed entity, nowadays. No longer would you go and spend £45 on a game to keep you entertained for hours on end. It’s more likely that you visit your Playstation or Xbox store and spend under £20 for one that only lasts aroud four hours. Personally, I’m still […]
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Injustice 2 for all!!! Injustice 2 continues the story from Injustice: Gods Among Us, which was an instant hit from Netherealm Studios, who also helm the Mortal Kombat Franchise, taking DC’s greatest heroes and Villains and taking the comic world and twisting it to have the world’s greatest heroes become their greatest Villains. This follow-up […]
Battlezone VR is a game I first had a crack at just prior to its PS4 PSVR release, at Play Expo Manchester. I love Virtual Reality and every time I go to that convention, I must partake in a blast of Retro VR‘s Virtuality machines, run by Simon Marston, which first saw the light in […]
Prey is a franchise I come to fresh, having never played the first one, so I read up and spoke to friends to find out more about it. Bethesda bought the franchise and have changed it considerably, by more understanding the only similarities between this game and the original is that it is about some […]
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Batman Arkham VR is set before the events of 2015’s Batman Arkham Knight, a game which had immeasurable issues on the PC, took months to fix and by the time it was ready, my button-bashing digits were busy with other electronic offerings. However, in the role of Batman (voiced by Kevin Conroy), you don the […]
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Valhalla Hills, the new game from Funatics, did make it to PC at the back end of 2015. Now, just over a year later, the Viking city builder has been ported to both the Xbox One and PS4 and includes both DLC packs Sands of the Damned & Fire Mountains. Much like their earlier 2001 […]
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Sniper Ghost Warrior 3 is the first game I’ve played in this series and if Emma Bunton asked me “What took you so long?”, I wouldn’t have an answer for her, nor for you why I dragged up a long-forgotten 16-year-old song. You set out as Jon, younger brother to Robert, who greets you in […]
Vikings: Wolves of Midgard: Being a console action role playing game is quite hard in this day and age. Everyone knows of Diablo and pretty much everyone loves it, too. On the other hand, on the PC there are a few other games that are worth a play but when it comes to consoles, you […]
Syberia 3 is the third game in the series, with the first two coming out back in the days of the PS2. Now, I was a PS2 player for most of my younger years, but I never came across either of these previous two games. Syberia 3 was meant to be released on the PS3 […]
