DOOM Eternal is the follow-up to 2016’s DOOM, and there is a story to this about tracking down and bumping off all the Hell Priests in a bid to save the Planet Earth. Yes, the world won’t be saved by David Attenborough flying around the world, or Greta Thunberg defecating in a bucket on a […]
Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Game is a different beast to the 1998 third-person action adventure which was saw model Kelly Brook involved in the promotion. This one is more in-keeping with the original books by Ian Livingstone, who has also been involved in this production, and a number of those theemes and drawings are […]
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Mokoko – Classic Qix with anime chicks! Yes, it’s Gals Panic-style anime in an Ecchi style, which is something for which I’ve only just learned while playing this. It’s not my usual sort of game, but ones should enjoy all the meats of our cultural stew! Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. […]
Warcraft III: Reforged is out now, and the original first arrived 18 years ago, and I distinctly remember playing it when it was released in 2002. I loved the fact that if you were defeated on a level you got the option to try again with a lower difficulty so you could get through it. […]
Detroit: Become Human was released in May 2018 by Quantic Dream, via Sony, as a PS4 exclusive, before coming to the PC just before Christmas. I didn’t get chance to play this as soon as the review code arrived, on release day, due to Christmas coming up. But then I found that there been a […]
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Shenmue III is finally here, and once again, his name is Ryo and he dances on the sand… yes, that old rubbish joke still works for me after 19 years since I first tried it out. Although this title had a Kickstarter launched to fund it at E3 2015 – where it eclipsed the $2m […]
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Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness And The Secret Hideout is the first time I have played the Atelier series of games. Atlelier Ryza literally dropped in our laps a few weeks ago, oblivious to what it actually is except for the fact that it is a JRPG! The review is coming in a bit late given […]
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Red Dead Redemption 2 is out now on PC, but first was released a year ago on consoles. It’s a prequel to 2010’s Red Dead Redemption, a game which I played only briefly via Playstation Now on a trial, a few years back, but just couldn’t get into as it seemed slow and overly story-based… […]
The Sojourn is a puzzle game, which feels a bit like Portal but even more gorgeous, as you can pick up and put down statues onto particular platforms, which is like when you had to set a cube down on a button in order to unlock a door. Sometimes, you’ll walk along stone platforms with […]
Beyond Two Souls is the first video game to feature Hollywood actress Ellen Page, although many have assumed she was also in Sony’s 2013 epic The Last Of Us. Yes, the lead character was called Ellie and she looked like a younger version of Ellen Page, but she was actually portrayed by Ashley Johnson. Dom […]
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