Wolfenstein Youngblood is a new co-op game – although one that can also be played in single-player mode. The game takes place in 1980, 19 years after BJ Blazkowicz ignited the second American Revolution in Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus. It also introduces the next Blazkowicz generation to the fight against the Nazis, and you’ll […]
Horace is a platformer game, and a title I refer to as ‘new retro’, in that it’s a new game, but one that has a retro feel, since this is set to appeal to anyone with a penchant for the 8-bit and 16-bit era. Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve […]
Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle DLC: This is a bit of a strange one for me, I must admit, given I had never watched the anime based on the Manga and Michael reviewed the first game, as well as Attack On Titan 2. This Final Battle DLC was only on PC, which is more […]
My Friend Pedro is a fantastic bloody, roaring rampage of a 2.5D platformer. When I first saw the trailer for this during Devolver Digital’s E3 2018 press conference, it looked more like an artist’s impression than a real game, with their fluid mechanics of your character running along, wall-jumping, dodging bullets, and even shooting in […]
Technosphere Reload is a new version of Technosphere which came out earlier this year, and for various behind-the-scenes reasons, it couldn’t continue with the same name, hence it had ‘Reload’ added to it… but that doesn’t tell you anything that the game is about. And nothing can explain why I thought I’d posted this review […]
Sigil is a new expansion episode to the 1993 classic DOOM, a phenomenon which defined my PC gaming experience back then. DOOM, programmed by John Romero – who I met at Revival 2014, was released in December 1993, but it was in the summer of 1994 when a friend put together my first ever PC, […]
Castlevania Anniversary Collection rather introduces me to a franchise with which I’m not very familiar. The Castlevania games are generally side-scrolling beat-em-ups (or whip-em-ups, as you have a whip!), evading some monsters whilst trying to take down others including bosses, along with the key difference that there’s not just one path or main boss to […]
Sniper Elite V2 Remastered brings us the wonderful 2012 game, but updating it with glorious 1080p HD graphics, making it look more in tune with 2017’s Sniper Elite 4. In fact, as I go through this remastered title, I can remember playing these levels first time round. I’ve only played a small amount of the […]
A Plague Tale: Innocence does for rats what the Indiana Jones movies did for snakes – they’re EVERYWHERE! In addition, this is one of those few games where I saw the trailer and my jaw dropped, because the graphics are so gorgeous that I really should just tell you to stop reading this and watch […]
Dangerous Driving is a game for which I saw the trailer and thought – “This looks like Burnout! And it looks like the Burnout we should’ve had when Burnout Paradise was originally released, and it was a bit ‘meh’”. Basically, we needed an HD version of Burnout 3 and Burnout Revenge – the two best […]
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