Rough Justice: ’84 Review
Having played through Rough Justice: ’84 I find myself puzzled as to how I actually felt about the game. The 80’s vibe is interesting, as is the at times corny storyline, but some of the core gameplay elements range from…
The Invincible Review: A Walk Through a Vivid and Retro Future Sci-fi Landscape.
I have to confess that I have never read The Invincible by Stanisław Lem, but I think that worked out for the best as I came in simply intrigued by the concept. In the end I found the tale of…
Jusant Review: A Joyful and Solitary Narrative Climbing Experience
The expanse of this journey is almost beyond belief, my training and determination continues to get me me higher but I fear I will not make it. In those moments I pause and take a moment to look around, down…
Ghostrunner 2 Review: Leap, slash and parkour around a cyberpunk dystopia
The original Ghostrunner was a breath of fresh air with it’s lightning quick reloads and even quicker action. The sequel builds on what the original game did well, delivering a breakneck paced action adventure, but falters a bit with a…
Starfield Constellation Edition Unboxing Video
Starfield will undoubtably be the biggest game this year, there was already 250,000 steam users playing in the first day of its 5 day Early access period with that number likely exceeding a million on top of the millions of…
WrestleQuest Review: A Nostalgic RPG Spun Around the Glory Days of Wrestling
Full disclosure I am a massive old school wrestling fan, or Wrastling as my dad used to call it. I have seen wrestlers like Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, Macho Man, the British Bulldogs and my all time favorite Bret…
Everspace 2 Review: A Satisfying Looter Shooter in Space
Not many games change their core mechanics from the original to the sequel, but Everspace 2 did just that. The original Everspace was a Roguelite set in space with the main character getting cloned each time they died. In the…
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