JSAUX Carrying Case for Switch 2 takes centre stage in our hands-on review, where we explore its real-world strengths, compromises, and design choices. This isn’t about hype; it’s a clear-eyed look at whether it delivers as a practical travel solution for modern handheld gamers.
Step into steel-toed boots and rev up the excavator—Demolish & Build 3 invites players into a gritty sandbox of destruction and enterprise. This in-depth exploration of Demolish & Build 3 reveals a physics-driven simulation where every beam, brick, and bolt reacts with startling realism.
Our Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World Review tells the story of a real Wonder Boy adventure that stays true to its roots as the latest part of the legendary and successful series, which dates back to 1986.
This isometric stealth adventure plunges you into a richly woven Nordic noir, where a young orphan named Hanna must outwit a city teetering on the edge of revolution to uncover the truth behind her brother’s disappearance.
Drop in for an in-depth exploration of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4, where nostalgia meets next-gen flair in a high-octane fusion of vert ramps and pixel polish.
Tamagotchi Plaza Nintendo Switch 2 Edition Review dives into this brand-new Switch 2 release, where nostalgic flair meets playful mini-game chaos.
theHunter: Call of the Wild – Alberta Hunting Preserve drops players into the snow-draped majesty of Askiy Ridge, a treacherous yet gorgeous Canadian expanse teeming with wildlife and cultural reverence.
Splitgate 2 wastes no time warping players into a high-octane arena where teleportation isn’t just a gimmick, it’s your best weapon. This in-depth look at Splitgate 2 dives headfirst into its brilliant fusion of twitch-shooter intensity and fourth-dimensional strategy.
Ex-Calibre doesn’t just throw you into a bullet storm; it hands you the key to a giant exo-suit, powers you with justice, and screams, “Go save the world!” With three distinct pilots, sprawling vertical stages, and screen-shaking bosses.
If you’re wondering whether this quirky indie title is worth your time, our Prehistoric Gal review dives straight into the heart of its pixelated, dino-riding chaos.
Arcade fantasy isn’t dead it just shape-shifted into something wilder with Irem Collection Volume 3. This eccentric anthology rockets through the golden age of Irem’s side-scrolling shoot ‘em ups, blending broomsticks, biomechs, and bomb-dropping choppers into a pulse-pounding trio.
Trapped in a sinking oil rig, surrounded by an unseen horror, Still Wakes the Deep: The Complete Collection plunges you into a desperate fight for survival. With its haunting atmosphere, incredible environmental storytelling, and intense gameplay mechanics, this PS5 version delivers an unforgettable horror experience that keeps you on edge from start to finish.
In Tiny Aquarium: Social Fishkeeping, community spirit meets aquatic aesthetics in one of the most unexpectedly charming sims of the year. Blending tranquil tank customisation, lively fish behaviour, and an addictively social twist, this cosy experience invites players to cultivate...
The underground is alive, pulsing with resistance and rhythmic energy! In this dystopian 2.5D puzzle-platformer, you’ll navigate the depths of a totalitarian society, syncing movement to hip-hop, drill, and electronic beats. Parkour, puzzles, and pulse-pounding pursuits define your journey—can you deliver your package and ignite a revolution?
The year is Taisho 20, and the Capital is on the brink of chaos. When an heiress approaches the Narumi Detective Agency with a chilling request—to end her life—Raidou Kuzunoha XIV is pulled into a web of supernatural mystery. Armed with devil-summoning abilities and an unwavering sense of duty, Raidou must navigate the bustling streets of Tokyo and the eerie depths of the Dark Realm. RAIDOU Remastered brings ATLUS’s beloved cult classic back with enhanced visuals, full voice acting, and refined combat mechanics, allowing newcomers and veterans alike to dive into this unforgettable detective tale.
Out of Sight review – Step into Sophie’s world, where sight is a luxury and survival is a challenge! With only her teddy bear’s eyes to guide her, she must navigate a mansion filled with secrets, danger, and eerie surprises. Will she escape, or will the darkness consume her?
Alien Hominid HD doesn’t just revisit a cult classic; it abducts your attention from the first pixel. This in-depth exploration of The Behemoth’s chaotic side-scrolling shooter reveals a game that’s equal parts nostalgia trip and twitchy test of reflexes. With hand-drawn mayhem, head-chomping hijinks, and a blaster that never quits, Alien Hominid HD is a sugar rush of arcade action that gleefully refuses to grow up. Whether you’re dodging bullets or digging underground to ambush agents, this alien invasion is anything but subtle, and that’s exactly the point.
Few games hand you the ability to rewrite the world, but Ruffy and the Riverside do just that. With the magical SWAP mechanic, you can copy and paste textures to transform environments—turn ice into lava, waterfalls into climbable vines, and straw bales into your own skating rink. This quirky open-world adventure is bursting with creativity, letting players experiment, battle, and explore in ways never seen before. Whether you’re tweaking landscapes or mastering combat, Ruffy and the Riverside encourage imagination at every turn.
Forget the sidewalks—it’s time to embrace the vertical world. Rooftops & Alleys lets players sprint, vault, and scale urban landscapes in a breathtaking freerunning experience. With intuitive movement mechanics and a city built for limitless traversal, every rooftop becomes an opportunity and every alley a challenge. Whether you’re chasing perfection in time trials or exploring hidden paths, this game redefines agility in gaming.
Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon review– Step into a dark reimagination of Arthurian legends in this first-person, open-world RPG. Explore a world stuck in everlasting autumn, witness falling legends, and make meaningful choices woven into a complex, branching storyline.