Reviews (Page 15)
Berserk and the Band of the Hawk Review (PlayStation 4)
Musou with a lot more Guts
March 2, 2017 - Games based on obscure Japanese franchises definitely have a niche market in the west. Berserk has been around as a manga series since the late '80s so let's see how it holds up as a Dynasty Warriors style adventure.
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Halo Wars 2 Review (Xbox One)
An RTS for the rest of us
March 1, 2017 - Microsoft's popular first-person shooter series has seen a few spin-offs over the years. Here we have the sequel to 2009's real-time strategy game Halo Wars so wake up from your cryosleep and let's smash some Atriox.
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Ghost Blade HD Review (PlayStation 4)
Shoot 'em up action with lingerie models
February 28, 2017 - Very few game genres remain as enjoyable as a good old shmup. Thankfully, Ghost Blade HD is a challenging and extremely enjoyable shoot 'em up so let's strap on our garter belts and take to the skies.
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Trulon: The Shadow Engine Review (Xbox One)
It's no Baten Kaitos
February 27, 2017 - Modern indie interpretations of classic RPGs seem to be a budding genre. Trulon: The Shadow Engine definitely feels old-school but does it provide a satisfying adventure or are you better off plugging in your PlayStation 2?
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Ys Origin Review (PlayStation 4)
Now that's one epic tower
February 24, 2017 - Nihon Falcom are masters at creating addictive RPG experiences. Their Ys series has quite an impressive history so let's go back to a time before Adol's adventures and see if Yunica and Hugo have what it takes to ascend the Devil's Tower.
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Shift Happens Review (Xbox One)
A shifty cooperative adventure
February 23, 2017 - Local multiplayer games that force you to work together with a friend are a great way to bond. Shift Happens offers some enjoyable 2D puzzle platforming gameplay but will it test your patience more than your skills?
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Chime Sharp Review (PlayStation 4)
Same addictive gameplay, awesome new tunes
February 23, 2017 - If you owned an Xbox 360 back in 2010 then you probably played Chime. The unique puzzler captured the imaginations of genre enthusiasts and casual gamers alike. Now that this new take on the classic is out, is it sharp enough to stand on its own?
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Typoman: Revised Review (PlayStation 4)
Resievd adn raedy to rlol!
February 21, 2017 - Early last year, we took a look at the atmospheric puzzle platformer Typoman on Wii U. So, how has this enhanced "Revised" version changed our outlook on the word-based puzzle-filled adventure?
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A Pixel Story Review (PlayStation 4)
He may dress like Mario but he sure doesn't jump like him
February 21, 2017 - Retro-inspired indies tread a fine line between being too old-school and offering an enjoyable modern take on the classics. A Pixel Story is an ambitious adventure but does it live up to its ancestors?
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Lego Dimensions: The Lego Batman Movie Story Pack Review (PlayStation 4)
Batgirl and Robin join The Dark Knight
February 21, 2017 - With the second major Lego movie now on the silver screen, TT Games has unleashed a new Story Pack to go alongside it. There's something here for everyone with a surprising amount of franchises represented so let's head to Arkham and check it out.
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