Cursed to Golf (PlayStation 5) Review
Each one of Chuhai Labs’ games to date has been unique. First, it published a Halloween-themed retro platformer, then it developed a realistic VR snowboarding game, followed…
F1 22 (PlayStation 5) Review
F1 22 is my least favourite Codemasters entry to date – that’s not to say it’s the worst, though.
Hands on: Microsoft Flight Simulator’s Top Gun: Maverick DLC (Xbox Series S) with Thrustmaster T.Flight Full Kit X
While the box office is currently being set alight by Tom Cruise in Top Gun: Maverick, the world of gaming is going through a bit of a drought…
Bugsnax (Nintendo Switch) Review
Bugsnax is the second game from Chicago-based indie developer Young Horses, whose debut title Octodad was a viral hit thanks to its zany humour perhaps instead of its inspired story…
The House of the Dead: Remake (PlayStation 4) Review
The House of the Dead is a relic of its era – an arcade classic from SEGA credited, along with Resident Evil, for the popularisation of zombies in mainstream…
EA Sports set to embrace Formula 1’s new era with F1 22 on 1st July
EA Sports has announced that its digital representation of Formula 1’s new era is coming to consoles and PC on 1st July. F1 22 will offer the first…
SEGA remasters four classic Sonic games for modern platforms
It’s one of the worst-kept secrets of 2022 so far: Sonic Origins is coming to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 / 5, Xbox One / Series X|S and PC. The…
Slipstream (PlayStation 4) Review
Slipstream is a great big nostalgic slap in the face for anyone that’s played a video game from the 90s. Not only in its remarkably similar gameplay and…
Grapple Dog (Nintendo Switch) Review
To put it simply, Grapple Dog is a side-scrolling platformer from designer and developer Joseph Gribbin, in which you play as a grappling hook-wielding dog named Pablo. It’s one…
Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain (Nintendo Switch) Review
Big Brain Academy is one of those series which reared its head on Nintendo DS, at the pinnacle of Nintendo’s “Touch Generations” era, way back in 2005. Following…