Incoming Editor James Law hops into the pilot seat and takes a look at Runner Duck's debut game Bomber Crew, recently released on the Nintendo Switch.
Written by James Law on 10th August 2018
Although the gameplay and story of The Council seem dreamy, the visuals are more of a nightmare says Gaming's Zak Hughes
Written by Zak Hughes on 17th July 2018
The PoorShank Redemption, Gaming critics James Honke and Zak Hughes review A Way Out, another over hyped game that failed to deliver
Written by Zak Hughes & James Honke on 27th June 2018
Gaming critic Galen Reich faces impossible dilemmas and deeply flawed characters in Dontnod's latest action RPG Vampyr
Written by Galen Reich on 12th June 2018
Imogen Claire takes control of a tiny cleaner robot in Rumu: a game that probes the problems of integrating technology into human lives.
Written by imogenc on 11th June 2018
Gaming Editor Roshni Patel review's Midnight Hub's first game, Lake Ridden, a story with a touch of the supernatural
Written by Roshni Patel on 1st June 2018
Gaming Editor Roshni Patel puts on her deerstalker for a spot of supernatural detective work in Spooky Doorway's The Darkside Detective
Written by Roshni Patel on 19th May 2018
Gaming Editor Sam Nason is feeling both hot and cold playing about Nintendo's latest port, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze
Written by Sam Nason on 13th May 2018
James Law gets his tennis shoes on to play Disc Jam: a Switch game that succeeds in its simplicity yet fails to crank up the pressure.
Written by James Law on 2nd May 2018
Gaming writer Zak Hughes reviews Far Cry 5 - a gorgeous, refined shooter that feels a little too familiar to its predecessors
Written by Zak Hughes on 29th April 2018
Christopher Hall reviews Minit: a pleasant indie game which might be worth your while depending on what you like in your video games
Written by Christopher Hall on 15th April 2018
Christopher Hall reviews the critically acclaimed Gorogoa - the puzzle game sending waves from players and developers through the gaming industry
Written by Christopher Hall on 11th April 2018
