Reviews and revisits from a retrospective perspective
SuperEpic: The Entertainment War, an indie-developed sidescroller, successfully delivers a best-in-class Metroidvania adventure that confidently mocks the slew of AAA games it has managed to supersede.
Read moreDisclosure: To aid this review a copy of Morphies Law: Remorphed was provided free of charge by Cosmoscope GmbH To say
Read morePriced at just under £5 Tennis is one of the cheapest games on the Switch eshop. Boasting simple controls and promising
Read moreDon’t knock twice is a first person horror game by developer Wales Interactive for PC, Xbox one, Playstation 4 and Nintendo Switch. It appears to be loosely based of a film of the same and, although more poorly than the film, tells roughly the same story.
Read moreKnight Terrors currently sits proudly as the cheapest game on the Nintendo Switch’s estore; but is it worth picking up?
Read moreFrom developers Traveller’s Tales comes two games; Lego City Undercover and Lego Worlds. Both games are vastly different in content yet are similarly flawed. The
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