Luke Reviews: Marvels Midnight Suns
HOW DARE YOU MIDNIGHT SUNS? Seriously. How dare you be this good? You have no right! For those of you that don’t know, Marvel: Midnight Suns is a card based Strategy game from the developers of Xcom that features lots of relationship building mechanics similar to...
Challenge-Levelling in Elden Ring – The Black Blade Blockage
The long-awaited difficulty spike has arrived in my Elden Ring playthrough. Challenging the Fire Giant, a fight I had not been looking forward to, I was as surprised as anyone that I defeated him not only in my first attempt but also with relative ease. Helpfully I...
Evil West – Wild Wild West or just Ranch Dressing?
I've been guilty of falling for hype trains and flashy game trailers all too often. Most times these have to led to disappointment and annoyance at the final product. Despite this, I fell for Evil West's PR train from day one. Its flashy trailers, its awesome cowboy...
Gaming At Christmas
The season is upon us new games are in sight some games look ominous others ready to take flight but when gaming at a Christmas what do you do ignore your family? Get them involved too? You get the game you've wanted or the console of limited stock is the new gift is...
Luke’s Christmas Gift guide for Gamers!
Oh rest ye merry gentle-gamers! Christmas is here once more and the giving season is in full effect, but with 2022 being a bit of a slow year for video games it can be a bit tricky to know what to gift your favourite gamer this Christmas. Never fear however, Santa...
Blood-Levelling in Elden Ring – Rune Showers and Blood Palace
Somewhat predictably my hiatus from Elden Ring was much shorter than I intended. I finished the games I wanted to be done with prior to God of War Ragnarök's release (the best being The Artful Escape which you can find my review for here) and had a few days with...
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil In Me Review
The Devil In Me is the fourth and final entry into Season 1 of Supermassive Games' Dark Pictures Anthology, a series of short horror stories where the aim is to save as many characters as possible. Anybody who has played a Dark Pictures game will know exactly what to...
Star Ocean: The Divine Force Review
JRPGs feels a bit like paint by numbers. All the elements that make a JRPG great are there but are simply things that have been seen a million times. Story is arguably the most important part of a JRPG and Star Ocean usually shines on that front by blending together...
Disney Dreamlight Valley: First Impressions
Disney Dreamlight Valley is a game which will eventually be free to play some time next year but is currently available either through one of the purchasable founders packs or if you have Xbox Game Pass. I have a PS5 so I purchased a founders pack. There are three...
Serial Cleaners….A Late Review
So I have had this game for a few weeks now, there was no timeline for me to get the review in by and that worked for me as I had been working full time plus over time to make money for my recent trip to Orlando but the trip gave me the time to play the sequel to a...
Give us more DRAGON QUEST, you cowards!
We all like to moan about something related to games begrudgingly, and Colin won’t stop complaining about DRAGON QUEST.
Colossal-Levelling in Elden Ring – The Praetor and the Poisoned Castle
Elden Ring is the gift which keeps on giving. The lion's share of thanks for this goes in part to the fact I still find grinding for runes as addictive as I ever have, and because I'm massively over-levelled already thanks to my 127 levels worth of runes that I…found...











