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Longvinter Review – Cozy Crafting Meets Guns and Chaos

By Tony Gelston / October 8, 2025

Beyond Sunset Review – A Stylish Slice of Cyberpunk Mayhem

By Mr Rich / October 7, 2025

Shooty Shooty Robot Invasion Review: A Cartoon Fever Dream You Can Shoot Things In

By Salman Malik / October 6, 2025

Sometimes… a 7/10 is better than a 10/10

By Luke Stone / October 1, 2025

I think Nightreign might be the worst game Fromsoftware has ever made

By Luke Stone / September 30, 2025

PlayStation State of Play – September 2025 Recap

by Luke Stone | Sep 25, 2025 | Gaming News

Sony’s latest State of Play event, streamed on September 24, 2025, delivered one of the most content-packed showcases of the year. With a mix of brand-new game reveals, updates on long-anticipated projects, and even some hardware news, PlayStation made it clear that...

Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties Launch Feb 2026

by Colin Head | Sep 25, 2025 | Gaming News

Celebrate 20 years of Yakuza with a double pack: Kiwami 3 Remake + Dark Ties spin-off. Launching worldwide Feb 12, 2026.

Katanaut Review – A Lovecraftian Metroidvania Action Roguelike With A Deadly Pixelated Flourish

by Mr Rich | Sep 25, 2025 | Reviews

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

by Colin Head | Sep 24, 2025 | Reviews

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

by Luke Stone | Sep 23, 2025 | Reviews

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...

Pokémon Pops Up at the Natural History Museum for 30th Anniversary Celebration

by Colin Head | Sep 22, 2025 | Gaming News

Pokémon is turning 30, and to celebrate, The Pokémon Company International is teaming up with London’s Natural History Museum for a one-of-a-kind Pokémon pop-up shop. Running from 26 January to 22 March 2026, the Cranbourne Boutique inside the Museum will be...