by Respawning | Apr 19, 2017 | Games, Nintendo, PC, Playstation, Reviews, Xbox
Lego City Undercover: the game that took me away from the Witcher 3… To elaborate on the title: as a late 20-something, I struggle to find time to play games as much as when I was in school or college… I’ve began to affectionately refer to the golden couple of hours...
by Joe Gribble | Apr 18, 2017 | Games, PC, Playstation, Reviews, Xbox
Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom, developed by independent French games studio Enigami, is an action RPG that aims to capture the wonder and magic presented in older, PS2-era JRPGs such as Dragon Quest 7 and Dark Cloud – The game takes an inherent inspiration from...
by Aditya | Apr 17, 2017 | Games, Reviews, Xbox
Not many sequels can please the audience of the first game. This sequel however, breaks all the foundations for what a sequel should be. Halo 2 was teased and demoed at an E3 event in 2003 before releasing November 9th 2004. As a sequel it didn’t change what it...
by Aditya | Apr 15, 2017 | Games, PC, Reviews, Xbox
When I think about where my love for games came from, I always come back to Halo. In 2001 the original Halo brought forward a new age of the FPS genre. Now 16 years later we have had games, spin offs, TV shows and enough media to last a lifetime. In this new type of...
by Aditya | Apr 14, 2017 | Games, PC, Playstation, Reviews, Xbox
I draw a lot of relations to Zelda in my reviews, and I’m not gonna stop now. The Sexy Brutale brings a mechanic like Majora’s Mask’s time-based mechanics to the table to create a thrilling mystery. Taking place at a fancy, extravagant party,...
by Salman Malik | Apr 13, 2017 | Games, PC, Reviews
Monster Slayers is a rogue-like deck building game released on the 24th of March on Steam. It’s a game that I want to say that I had a good time with but ultimately it left me more bored and annoyed more than anything. Story There is not much story in this game,...
