Crimson Desert review: a huge open-world RPG that will divide players
Crimson Desert is one of the most ambitious open-world RPGs in recent memory. It looks fantastic, has plenty of depth, and rewards curiosity, but its rough early hours and unclear systems mean it will not be for everyone. Read our full review.
Crimson Desert review in progress: a massive open-world RPG that will not be for everyone
Crimson Desert is huge, messy, ambitious, and absolutely not for everyone. Our review in progress digs into what works, what wobbles, and why it still has us curious. Read it here.
My Five Fantasies Not Yet Fulfilled by Gaming!
To follow on from my February article where I extolled the virtues of five games which fulfilled a fantasy of mine, this week I wanted to detail five fantasies I'm yet to experience in a game. With video games taking longer and being increasingly more expensive to...
Zelda Classics Gives Legend of Zelda Music a Classy New Spin
GameChops has released Zelda Classics, a new album from the Sixth Station Trio that reimagines iconic Legend of Zelda music through a classical lens. As per the press release, the album features 16 arrangements for piano, cello, and violin, recorded live at the San...
I Decided The Best Sword & Shield Pokémon!
After being limited to a Nintendo Switch Lite since 2019, I recently purchased a Nintendo Switch 2; no longer will I be shackled to a small screen for Nintendo games! To celebrate my new console, ahead of starting the new games I bought with it, I decided to go back...
Table Battle Simulator Review: A Worthy Challenger or Another Broken Shop Sim?
Releasing on 16th February 2026 on Steam, Table Battle Simulator steps into the ever-growing world of shop management games. Published into a genre already packed with titles like TCG and bookshop simulators, it mixes the usual retail grind with miniature collecting...
My Five Fantasies Fulfilled By Video Games!
Gaming is such a marvellous hobby isn't it? The fact I can plonk myself down on my sofa and use the variety of dusty (though expensive) black boxes plugged in beneath the TV, and be whisked off to any number of incredible locations within moments. All tastes are...
Freeride Review – A Personality Test Masquerading as an Adventure Game
Freeride is a thoughtful and charming adventure that mixes exploration, quirky characters, and meaningful choices. With its bold art style and clever personality test twist, it’s the kind of game that sticks with you long after the credits roll.
Alexx’s Most Anticipated Albums of 2026!
The last few years for Juggalo music have been absolutely stacked with 2026 showing no signs of slowing down. 2025 delivered albums that had been hyped for years, but with 2026 a new stack of fresh releases remains guaranteed. Today I want to run through my top five...
Get Low Gaming – End of 2025 Update
Another year and another couple of series completed on the Get Low Gaming YouTube channel. Before new videos begin for 2026, here's a list of all the games covered on the channel so far! Dark Cloud (Streamed 2023) https://youtube.com/live/0olnyinzSbM Dark Chronicle...
Alexx’s Favourite Games of 2025!
2025 has been a great year for games after the constant monotony that was 2024's release schedule. It has felt like there's been something new and significant every few weeks; a trend I am hoping to see continue into 2026! December is upon us and thus the end of year...
Alexx’s Favourite Albums of 2025!
With every passing year bringing more releases into the Juggalo music scene, 2025 in particular has taken the world by storm with some incredible long-awaited albums. Twiztid dropped their Zeuss produced full rock project, Insane Clown Posse (releasing an album when...
Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition Review – A Magical and Beautiful Story Adventure!
Fancy a break from open worlds? Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition delivers a linear, story-rich RPG with magical vibes and icy cliffs. Read our review.
Romancing SaGa – Minstrel Song Remastered Review: The Marmite of the RPG SaGas
Romancing SaGa – Minstrel Song is back! But is the remaster a hidden gem or best left in the past? Here’s our full verdict.
Alexx Reviews – The Naught
It's the end of an era! Insane Clown Posse's Second Deck of Joker's Cards concluded in August with the release of its sixth: The Naught. Releasing to very little fanfare and without any of the delays ICP have been notorious for through the last decade, The Naught is...
Funko Fusion Ultimate Edition Review – A Pop Culture Playground With a Few Cracks in the Vinyl
Funko Fusion, developed and published by 1010 Games, throws players headfirst into a mash-up of pop culture mayhem. Originally released on September 13th for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S, with a later launch on PS4 and Nintendo Switch from December 6th, this crossover...
Ghost of Yōtei Review – Gunsmoke and Consequences
The ending of this review contains late game story spoilers. There will be a clear warning before any specific plot details. If you just want to know if I recommend this game: I do. A truly exceptional sequel should try to jump off and distinguish itself from its...
Luke Reviews – Final Fantasy Tactics: The Ivalice Chronicles
This isn’t just nostalgia talking. The Ivalice Chronicles is a masterclass in how to remake a classic without losing its soul.
Ranking The Joker’s Cards – Second Deck Closing Tracks
To continue my series ranking different elements of the Second Deck of Joker's Cards, this week I’m going to look at the closing tracks for each album. I will only allow The Missing Link two entries this time as the Outtakes record technically doubles the amount of...
Longvinter Review – Cozy Crafting Meets Guns and Chaos
What happens when Animal Crossing picks up a gun? Longvinter mixes cozy crafting with survival chaos, and it actually works. Read our full review!