Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire is out now and has been a while coming to consoles after the PC version launched on Steam and GOG back in May 2018. From what I have read and understand, there is also a Nintendo Switch port coming some point in December 2020 so that’s one to watch out […]
Neverwinter Nights Enhanced Edition is out now, and the game has been a Dungeons And Dragons fan favourite ever since its release back in 2002. At the time I passed it up, as I was more into Action RPGs like Diablo and Dungeon Siege, which released a few months prior to Neverwinter Nights. I finally […]
Ultimate Racing 2D is out now and it’s been a while since I played a top-down 2D racer, hence why I jumped at the chance of this for review when offered. The younger me used to love sitting down playing Micro Machines and Skidmarks on the Amiga, or Grand Prix Sim and BMX Sim on […]
World War Z is out now, and zombies seem to be the in thing at the moment. I mean, with the success of Walking Dead (obviously I meant the TV show and not the games… and Days Gone parading at the top of the PS4 charts for a while, everybody seems to love them. Little […]
The Division 2 is out now, and having not played The Division for a while, I was unsure what I was expecting when it came to the sequel. To my pleasant surprise, I was treated to a solid game which offered a whole lot more than I was expecting. Before I implore you to purchase […]
ToeJam and Earl: Back in the Groove is here! But… unfortunately, it’s a tragic effort at trying to stay relevant. I remember playing Funkatron when I was a kid and having great fun. Even though there were definitely some ‘dope’ elements to the game, overall it was, sadly, just a bore. The story is set […]
Metro Exodus: It is very hard to think objectively about a game after you have decided that it clearly isn’t a game that you are going to like. However, I feel this is what I must do as this is an excellent game which just didn’t capture me. This is the third game of the […]
Resident Evil 2 Remake: As soon as you switch this on and see the Capcom logo appear in front of you, you should reminisce about the sheer terror of playing this on the PS1 (or N64 for me). 6 hours into the game, you will hope that those involved with this remake/master get themselves hired […]
Hitman 2 (2018) feels very much like a Bond film when it starts up on the Prologue level, as Agent 47 comes into view on a night boat to a beach house to track down some info on a particular baddie, but as luck would have it, they soon return and your mission changes to […]
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Dakar 18, and rally videogames are great, right? Well, soon after starting a race, I quickly went off the track and into the desert, and didn’t know where I was meant to go as there’s no map in the bottom-right, just a set of rather odd icons in the form of a series of roadbook […]
