Beyond Sunset Review – A Stylish Slice of Cyberpunk Mayhem
Sometimes you come across a game that has something about it that piques your interest, Beyond Sunset did this for me with both its visuals and setting. I went into this game with no prior experience other than it was a stylish shooter....
Shooty Shooty Robot Invasion Review: A Cartoon Fever Dream You Can Shoot Things In
Robots are invading Califlorida, and only Shooty can stop them. Expect chaos, comedy, and some of the best hand-drawn art you’ll see all year.
Digimon Story: Time Stranger Review
Digimon Story: Time Stranger has been a long time coming. As somebody who has a real soft spot for Cyber Sleuth and its follow up, I have been watching this one with both excitement and trepidation. The Digimon Story series does not pump out games every year, so when...
Sometimes… a 7/10 is better than a 10/10
I was inspired to think about this after listening to a recent episode of the IGN UK Podcast where the team discussed the appeal of so called seven out of ten games. It struck me how often these games, the ones that critics tend to describe as solid but unspectacular,...
Last King Early Access Review – Spartans Strategy Meets Survival
Command Spartans, craft cities, and fight for glory. Our review digs into Last King’s Early Access launch on Steam.
Katanaut Review – A Lovecraftian Metroidvania Action Roguelike With A Deadly Pixelated Flourish
Katanaut is a brutal pixel art roguelike that fuses cosmic horror with Metroidvania exploration. With meaty katana combat, haunting synthwave vibes, and endless replayability, it’s a bloody space adventure that’s tough but fair – and one of the best indie releases of 2025.
Mars Attracts Review – A Chaotic Martian Twist on Theme Park Management Sims
Ever wondered what would happen if the Martians from Mars Attacks built a theme park? We reviewed Mars Attracts, a chaotic management sim full of experiments, sci-fi silliness, and even a hidden dating game. Already great fun in Early Access!
Cronos: The New Dawn Review – Survival Horror with Rough Edges but Real Atmosphere
I am such a hopeless survival horror fanboy and I will happily admit it before I even start talking about Cronos: The New Dawn. This is exactly the sort of game that gets my attention straight away, a strange mix of bleak sci fi, 1980s Poland, time rifts and brutalist...
Atomfall Soundtrack Escapes Quarantine on Limited-Edition Vinyl
Atomfall OST arrives on vinyl with exclusive coloured variants and bespoke art. Pre-order now before stock vanishes.
Candy Shop Simulator Review – Sweet Fun or Sour Mess?
Candy Shop Simulator lets you run your own sweet shop, bake treats, and explore town… but does it deliver?
Every Silent Hill Story, From the First Fog to the Final Text Message
There are horror games and then there is Silent Hill. Resident Evil might have more action, Dead Space might be scarier in the moment, but Silent Hill is something else entirely. It gets inside your head and rattles around until you start second guessing yourself in...
Mortal Sin Review – Bleeding Style and Brutal Combat
Mortal Sin is a brutal first-person roguelike with weighty melee combat, stylish comic-book visuals, and a soundtrack that slaps. Loads of classes and clever traps keep every run fresh. It ran flawlessly on PC and my ASUS ROG Ally.
Whisper of the House Review – Decorating, Cats, and a Dash of Mystery
Whisper of the House is a cosy life-sim on PC. Decorate homes, meet quirky townsfolk, and uncover a touch of mystery in this relaxing pixel art gem.
Luke Reviews – Metal Gear Delta: Snake Eater
Metal Gear Delta: Snake Eater is an impressive remake of the PS2 classic: same beloved story, sharper graphics, modern controls, and still feels like Snake Eater, only cleaner.
Supercar Collection Simulator Review: A Surprisingly Cosy Car-Collecting Sim
Forget burning rubber: Supercar Collection Simulator is all about running a cosy little showroom, collecting flashy cars, and keeping your customers happy. Addictive, colourful, and surprisingly chill, it’s the perfect time sink for management sim fans.
Edens Zero Review – A Flashy Anime RPG That Struggles to Stand Alone
Our Edens Zero review dives into its faithful anime adaptation, stiff combat, flashy ultimates, and why it’s a mixed bag for RPG fans.
Hirogami Review – Stylish Platforming That Sadly Fold’s Under Pressure
Discover Hirogami, the origami-inspired indie platformer for PS5 & PC. Stunning style and charm, but uneven design leaves this adventure folding in on itself.
The Karate Kid: Street Rumble Review – A Fun but Pricey Throwback Beat ’em Up
The Karate Kid: Street Rumble is a retro pixel beat ‘em up that retells the classic movies. Fun for fans, but is it worth the price? Read our review.
Rift of the NecroDancer Review – A Rhythm Spin-Off That Hits the Right Notes
Rift of the NecroDancer is a stylish rhythm-action spin-off of Crypt of the NecroDancer, now on PC and Nintendo Switch. With 35 tracks, JRPG-style boss fights, mini-games, and an incredible soundtrack, here’s our full review.
Games That Made Us the Gamers We Are Today
Every gamer has those formative titles. The ones that did more than just entertain us; they defined us. They shaped our tastes, our habits, and sometimes even who we are outside of gaming. For some it was sneaking into brutal shooters we were far too young to play....