Omensight: Definitive Edition is out now on Nintendo Switch, after having previously been released on PC (see our review here), and whilst playing through thing, mensight, I found it hard to decide to which games to relate it. Graphically, it reminded me of the old Gamecube title XIII, with its cell-shaded style. The gameplay reminded […]
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is only the second Monster Hunter game I have played. The biggest problem with this is that the first was Monster Hunter World. Why is this a problem? Well, that one is ten times the game that this new one is. For those who don’t know, MGHU is a revamp and […]
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Max: The Curse of Brotherhood is released in a time where you can pretty much get everything on the internet, so it was no shock that Max managed to find a spell for getting rid of his little brother. I mean, his brother was playing with his toys and making a mess. What a weirdo! […]
Outlast 2 only took five minutes of gameplay for me to realise that the original Outlast was no longer the scariest game I had ever played… since that is now Outlast 2! Before I get into the nitty gritty of this sequel, I must add that it has one of the best warnings I have […]
Attack on Titan 2 is out now and it will be known to most that I am a lover of anime. It will also be known to most that Attack on Titan was the best anime game that I have played so far. My hopes were therefore high for this sequel, even though I had […]
Outlast is proof that while some games you play for enjoyment, some games you play to laugh, some games you play to better yourself and others you play to drift into a mysterious world… this one is a game you play to scare the living daylights out of yourself, and this is definitely something that […]
DOOM can be summed up in short: Blood, guts, gore and extreme violence. It was originally released in 2016 on PS4, PC and Xbox One. I finished the game back then and absolutely loved it. Here, I have the Switch version where part of my review will discuss how it holds up in comparison. For […]
Nine Parchments is the latest attempt to produce a game of similar dynamics to Diablo. Many games have failed trying this and Diablo is still a highly played game, even if it has been out for ages. Each attempt has differed in ways which have never affected gameplay or the general dynamics of the game. […]
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is out now on Nintendo Switch and there are now about 16 different versions of the game available. I played it for about 90 hours on the PS3 and didn’t even complete it. You can also get this title for Xbox 360, PS4, Xbox One, PC and even a new […]
Syberia 2 is out now, and generally sequels are better than the originals, or even the game in the middle. I reviewed Syberia 3 for the PS4 and really couldn’t get on with it. Even after reading so much about the first two games, my patience ran thin with the third instalment. However, as soon […]
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