For this Shatter review, we play a game that is basically Arkanoid but not as we know it—giving us HD graphics, a banging soundtrack, and weapons. This is Arkanoid grown up and ready to play. Shatter is a retro-inspired...
For this A-Men Review, we play a game brought to us by the Bloober Team, A-Men is a logical strategy game. Not for the faint-hearted, with old-school style game mechanics with nice graphics. The game gives you multiple ways...
After what feels like a lifetime of teaser tweets, previews. Retro City Rampage is finally yours to download and play on PS3, 360 and Steam. Unless you’re in PAL territories in which case the wait continues. Looking like a NES game with...
This The Testament Of Sherlock Holmes Review sees us trying to solve a case involving the theft of a priceless necklace. Having found the necklace and returning it to the owner, the owner then claims the necklace is a poor...
This NiGHTS Into Dreams Review is what Fans have been waiting 16 years for, but finally, the wait is over. We have NiGHTS HD. SEGA has not just given us the classic NiGHTS games, but we also get Christmas NiGHTS...
It’s been a long time coming and yes this review is a little late to the party, but after just clocking up 100 hours of playtime, I feel I’m ready to do a mini review on this awesome game. Originally...
For this Tomba Review, Monkey Paw finally gives us Tomba, or Tombi if you’re reading from PAL regions. An adventure platform game starring a bizarrely dressed pink-haired kid, who must hunt down the 7 evil pigs who stole his grandfather’s...
Our Alundra Review has us playing a game we never played before thus having missed this game the first time around, I couldn’t wait to get into it. Dubbed as a successor to Land Stalker I knew I would be...
This is our Postal 3 Review and from the off, you are in for a weird ride. Weird is one of the words I choose to use, for the game is one of those games that push the boundaries on...
For our Double Dragon Neon Review, we meet Billy and Jimmy who are back! this time in souped-up HD graphics, promising to give us a fresh take on everything that made the original so popular. With Way Forward tasked with...
For our Sunflowers Review we Take control of the Sun, grow the most beautiful flowers, and offer/send them to our friends or over Near. Sunflowers is a simple but incredibly addictive game: you control the Sun and have the...
For this Crusader Kings 2 Review, we have Paradox Interactive bringing us a dynasty/Kingdom simulator, in which you pick a leader to control from medieval times in Europe, your goal is to build your empire up around you. The game...
For our Risen 2 review, we set sail in this pirate-themed RPG. We loot, Kill and do whatever it takes to go up the ranks in the pirate crew. with them not knowing you are actually an undercover operative....
For this Foosball 2012 Review Grip Games brings Foosball to us for both the PS3 and the PlayStation Vita. Finally, you have the chance to play Foosball on the go. looking like a true contender, let’s see how it...
Following the some what mediocre War For Cybertron, High Moon once again take the reins and give us the next installment Fall Of Cybertron. Promising a true fan tribute to all things transformers. We have heard this before but with the promise of more...
Super StarDust Delta fires back onto the PS Vita stage in 2025, does its twin-stick chaos and space-shattering spectacle still stand out in a modern landscape of arcade shooters? This updated review re-examines the full experience, from gyro-boosted dodges...
Hustle Kings lines up its shot once more in 2025. Can this PS3 and PS Vita pool sim still sink the eight ball, or has it scratched its last cue?
Destruction Derby skids back into relevance in 2025 with a trail of twisted metal, and one burning question is this PlayStation 3 re-release still worth the wreckage?
Unit 13 loads up again in 2025 Can this mission-based Vita shooter still complete the objective, or has it faded with the franchise that spawned it?
Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue blasts back into the spotlight in 2025. Does this nostalgic platformer still soar to infinity or fall short of today’s standards?