This review almost didn’t get written. You see I’ve been on the wrong side of history numerous times with games that are almost universally loved. The first of these was…
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There’s something about games that have a core loop based on system optimisation that just tickles my brain right. I guess it’s just that feeling of getting a process just…
After treating myself to God of War: Valhalla I found myself wanting to continue the tradition of spending a good chunk of the holiday period sitting on my couch, playing…
The game developer redemption arc is growing evermore common these days. From the pinnacle successes like Cyberpunk 2077 to lesser known titles like Remnant 2 managing to punch way above…
Every so often you come across a game that makes you question what drove the developer to make it. Something like McPixel comes to mind as its bizarre, chaotic nature…
Well, I lied. I thought that my new Switch, all covered in its glorious Zelda branding, would meet the same fate as its predecessor. This was the price of admission…
13 years is a long time, long enough that my memories of the original Alan Wake had shifted dramatically to what I had written in my review of it back…
Well this review is off to a brilliant start. I go into my screenshots directory, thinking that I’m all responsible and shit, only to find I haven’t got any of…
This is something I’ve been waiting a long time for. The Talos Principle has long been one of my favourite underrated titles; an incredible blend of novel puzzle mechanics, engaging…
Some games trigger an internal battle for me: one side arguing that it’s easy to judge a game’s merits by a few key factors whilst the other pushes me to…