Gaming Editor Imogen Mellor dives into the quiet adventure game Burly Men At Sea. Can this branching folk tale deliver the moving narrative it tries to? Or is it a fish out of water?
Written by Imogen Mellor on 7th March 2019
Editor James Law has been waiting for Chucklefish's Wargroove for a while. Can it live up to his lofty expectations?
Written by James Law on 5th February 2019
Redbrick Gaming writers give their thoughts on Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, one of 2018's most anticipated games
Written by Sam Nason, James Law, Imogen Mellor & Alex Cirant-Taljaard on 31st January 2019
Gaming Editor Imogen Mellor discovers the melancholy world of GRIS, exploring a grieving character's journey and growth through a gorgeously-crafted world
Written by Imogen Mellor on 27th January 2019
Go Ham in Bacon May Die, a fast paced beat-em-up from Iron Snout developer SnoutUp that's not spamming, it’s button-mashing with style
Written by James Law on 22nd January 2019
Gaming Writer Tom Martin looks at the new remaster of the Spyro Trilogy. Is it a red-hot remaster or perhaps a Drag-on?
Written by Tom Martin on 27th November 2018
Alex Green looks into Flat Heroes, and minimalism is the order of the day. Can this indie title deliver what it tries to?
Written by Alex Green on 24th November 2018
Gaming Writer Emily Breeds reviews Emily Is Away, an intriguing and reflective delve into the nature of online relationships
Written by Emily Breeds on 22nd October 2018
Gaming editor Christopher Hall reviews Detroit: Become Human, a game with a very interesting premise that unfortunately doesn't reach its full potential
Written by Christopher Hall on 21st October 2018
Gaming editor Christopher Hall reviews Donut County, a game with a great concept and art style that sadly falls flat in its execution
Written by Christopher Hall on 19th October 2018
Gaming Writer Imogen Claire is looking for a date with a monster. What could possibly go wrong?
Written by Imogen Claire on 15th October 2018
Gaming editor Christopher Hall reviews the precision 2D platformer N++, one that sets itself apart but is missing something that would place it among the greats
Written by Christopher Hall on 24th September 2018
