The Banner Saga – Expanalysis
The Banner Saga has finally come to consoles. Was it worth the wait?
The Banner Saga has finally come to consoles. Was it worth the wait?
By now you’ve probably played some form of Monopoly. Whether you’re a traditionalist and you like playing with pieces and a board, or you enjoy playing with a group of friends in your living room on a console or on your phone. It’s one of the greatest, most successful and…
This article gives our impressions on the Xbox One Version of Fallout 4. Based on the most recent patch as of December 9th 2015 The sky has turned a menacing shade of green and a nuclear storm has started to bear down on me. I should be looking for cover, but…
This article gives our impressions on the Playstation 4 version of the game. Visions of Portal and The Stanley Parable immediately come to mind while exploring the rich, glorious world of The Talos Principle, but it’s very much a game that stands on its own merits. At first, it seems…
This article gives our impressions on the Xbox One version of the game. Where LEGO Dimensions is concerned, it always seemed like a matter of when, rather than if. Traveller’s Tales have been building towards this moment since the LEGO Star Wars games first graced our screens. What we have now…
Armello gets the Expansive review treatment. Is the base experience enough to justify purchase, or does this one need more content to sweeten the deal?
Life is Strange tells the story of a teenage girl who suddenly finds herself capable of rewinding time. But what could have turned into a generic time travelling adventure ends up being a meaningful journey of discovery. One that gets more interesting as different events continue to unfold around our young protagonist.
The Swindle is about creating your own moments that are unique to you. It will break your bones, the police will catch you and you will fail, but you’ll have a blast doing it.
When looking at the developer and publisher history, you could expect something very special here. Sadly this isn’t the case. It’s not special on either end of the quality scale, it’s not awful, it’s not brilliant, it is plain, it is vanilla. It’s more Tembo the Average Elephant than anything else.
This article gives our impressions on the PS4 version of the game. Ethan Carter is one of the first Unreal Engine 4 games on Playstation 4 (aside from Daylight and Ether One). To achieve this, The Astronauts actually provided an upgrade from the game’s original PC release which shipped…
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