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Hot Wheels Infinite Rush Review: Start Your Engines

Hot Wheels Infinite Rush Review: Start Your Engines

by Tony Gelston | Sep 6, 2026 | Reviews

Our Hot Wheels Infinite Rush review dives into its fast-paced racing, four vibrant biomes, huge car collection, custom tracks and plenty of challenges to discover.

Lou’s Lagoon Review: A Warm, Cosy Island Adventure Worth Getting Lost In

Lou’s Lagoon Review: A Warm, Cosy Island Adventure Worth Getting Lost In

by Colin Head | Aug 26, 2026 | Reviews

Lou’s Lagoon blends gathering, exploration and restoration into a charming cosy adventure. Despite a few bugs, it is wonderfully easy to lose hours in.

Disgaea Mayhem Review: Fast Combat, Familiar Systems and Missed Potential

Disgaea Mayhem Review: Fast Combat, Familiar Systems and Missed Potential

by Colin Head | Aug 23, 2026 | Reviews

Disgaea Mayhem proves the series can work as a fast-paced action RPG, with snappy combat and familiar systems. Sadly, repetitive missions, weak AI and a short campaign stop this spin-off from becoming something truly special.

Minsgon Simulator Review: A Cosy Creature Collector With Some Rough Edges

Minsgon Simulator Review: A Cosy Creature Collector With Some Rough Edges

by Colin Head | Aug 20, 2026 | Reviews

Minsgon Simulator combines cosy shopkeeping with creature collecting in a colourful medieval setting. It is charming, relaxing and full of personality, but technical issues currently hold it back.

Anomaly President Early Access Review: A Roguelike That Got Its Hooks Into Me

Anomaly President Early Access Review: A Roguelike That Got Its Hooks Into Me

by Colin Head | Aug 20, 2026 | Reviews

Fast combat, ridiculous builds, satisfying parries and a surprisingly addictive progression loop make Anomaly President an Early Access roguelike worth watching.

Akatori Review: A Beautiful Metroidvania That Knows When to Keep Moving

Akatori Review: A Beautiful Metroidvania That Knows When to Keep Moving

by Colin Head | Aug 17, 2026 | Reviews

Mako’s journey offers great movement, striking visuals and accessible Metroidvania exploration, but combat and technical issues stop it reaching greater heights.

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