Version Tested: 1.00 Format: PS3 I’ve always enjoyed a JRPG. Final Fantasy, Star Ocean, Persona, and many more have seen action in my various gaming systems through the years. I’d never played a Tales game, so when Tales of Symphonia Chronicles came up for review I jumped at the chance….
Version Tested: 1.00Format: PC It’s no secret that I’m a huge Dark Souls fan and the opportunity to dive back into Dark Souls 2 afresh on the highly anticipated PC version sent my blood pressure into a frenzy…which in hindsight is something I should probably discuss with my doctor. Getting past…
Version Tested: 1.8 Format: Playstation 4 Booting up Trials Fusion, the game boldly proclaims ‘Welcome to the Future’. And while I wouldn’t necessarily say that Trials Fusion is the future of anything, I can say that it’s a fantastic compilation of everything that has already worked very well up to…
Version Tested: 1.05 Format: PC Can you ever really ‘review’ an MMORPG? The games constantly develop, are ever-expanding and always frequently changing, sometimes as much as several times a week. A base review does not even begin to scratch the surface of the developer’s overall plan. In this regard, Expansive…
So, Platformines eh? Not a game I’d encountered before. I took a couple of minutes to look it up on the tinterweb before jumping in. The official Steam page describes it thusly: Platformines is a unique 2D platformer packed with exploration, RPG and shooter elements, set in a vast 16-bit…
One of the more amazing things about the modern-day game is the limited amount of interaction you can have with a product, yet still be completely and utterly spellbound by its content. Angry Birds is a perfect example. Hold your finger down, aim while pulling back, then just let go….
Version Overviewed: 1.00 Format Tested: PS4 Grabbing a joypad and loading up the merry looking TowerFall Ascension is a joy. It certainly rubs shoulders with arcade games yesteryear quite happily. Without as much as a whimper, it also becomes one of the hardest games I’ve ever played. While I could…
Format – PlayStation 4 It’s been a while since I’ve got excited for a downloadable title. Sure, I buy quite a few, but far more often on a whim or during a sale. SteamWorld Dig is an exception to that statement and is a game I have been excited about…
As We Play offers the thought strands of the reviewer as they’re going through the game. This offers unique content for the reader so they can come to understand the conflicting feelings of the reviewer as they’re playing a game for the very first time. All feedback on this concept is welcome….
As We Play offers the thought strands of the reviewer as they’re going through the game. This offers unique content for the reader so they can come to understand the conflicting feelings of the reviewer as they’re playing a game for the very first time. All feedback on this concept is welcome….
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