Google Stadia
After a huge reveal in March this year, the release date for Google’s cloud-gaming platform seemed an awful long way away. There was a lot of excitement for the platform […]
Dungeon Mayhem
I’ve talked quite a bit on here about my love for tabletop roleplaying, and old school Dungeons & Dragons in particular. Though not an RPG itself, Dungeon Mayhem is a card game ostensibly set in the D&D universe, albeit with a much more cartoony look than players may be used to – along with very simple gameplay. Contained in the […]
Well, that escalated quickly…
The digital ink has barely dried on my very first Nintendo Life review – and yet, here’s another one! Thank you to everyone who was kind about my Beast Quest review, especially those of you who wanted me to get a chance to review a decent game next. Your wish came true! So without any further ado – here’s my […]
Corpus Malicious – Update
I featured the deliciously dark DnD 5e companion Corpus Malicious shortly after its crowdfunding campaign launched on Kickstarter (at which point, impressively, it had already smashed its funding goal) – and, with ten days to go on the campaign, I thought I’d check in and see how it was doing. Turns out the answer to that is very well indeed. […]
Lonely Mountains: Downhill
Available Now – Version Played: Xbox One – Developed by: Megagon Industries – Published by: Thunderful Publishing Though Lonely Mountains: Downhill bills itself as a relaxing ride down a mountain trail, I actually find it pretty stressful most of the time. That’s not to say that I haven’t enjoyed it; nor that the scenery, art style and general ambience aren’t […]
Good news, everyone!
Today’s article is going to be a short one; I’m just here excitedly sharing my first review on Nintendo Life. I’m very grateful to have been given the chance to […]
Into the Sanctum
Today sees the long-awaited launch of Into the Sanctum, a new website dedicated to covering all things gamey and geeky. With lots of very talented people onboard (and me too!), […]
Chains of Fury – Preview
It’s not often that a game’s press release is brought to my attention and immediately grabs me with such a striking and instantly appealing visual style, but Chains of Fury has done just that. With a comic book style that looks incredibly close to the aesthetic of artists such as Mike Mignola – clean, colourful and with great, copius use […]
Dark Veer
Version Played: Switch – Out Now (£4.49/$4.99) – Published by: Forever Entertainment It’s October. The nights are getting darker – as are the mornings – it’s getting colder and Halloween […]
Halo: Combat Evolved – Anniversary Edition (The Master Chief Collection)
Not being able to afford an Xbox when it was first released – being the owner of a Dreamcast, PS2 and GameCube at the time Microsoft’s console came out in […]
Billy Bomber – Switch
Out Now – Switch (£4.49/$5.00) – Published by: Ultimate Games I had high hopes for Billy Bomber, given its unusual puzzle mechanics and a style of play that should have […]
Corpus Malicious – The Codex of Evil (D&D 5e)
Official Website/Available to back here via Kickstarter Despite not having a chance to play D&D in the last few years, I’ve been a fan for a very long time (since […]
This Week’s Game Pass Adventures
I’d intended for this article to be published earlier this week, but it became clear when I was some way through my piece that I’d be better off repurposing it […]
Let People Enjoy Things
I was afraid of stepping into the gaming side of social media for a very long time, concerned that it was a toxic cesspool of problematic views and targeted harassment. Thankfully, for a very long time I seem to have kept away from those aspects and my Twitter feed is generally full of positive, welcoming, supportive and inclusive people. It’s […]
Preview: Lost Viking: Kingdom of Women
Coming to PC in Q2/Q3 2020, Lost Viking: Kingdom of Women is an intriguing looking, third-person adventure/survival game with a unique and appealingly unusual visual aesthetic. The main plot of […]
Hello Neighbor
Version Played: Xbox One (via Game Pass) Horror games are massive at the moment, fuelled in part by the rise of YouTube reaction videos. Horrific, graphic content doesn’t seem to […]
