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WWE 2K18 Review – Laying The Smackdown

WWE 2K18 is the latest iteration of the WWE franchise from 2K Sports. Being developed in collaboration between Yuke’s and Visual Concepts we are treated with some great visuals, but some frustrations at the same time. Let’s take a look at how the game stands up in a market where it has no competition. Gameplay […]

NHL 18 Review – Newbies Start Here

We are at that part of the year once more when EA Sports release the latest versions of their sports series.  With Fifa 18, NBA Live and Madden NFL out on the market. I was pleased to have the opportunity to play EA’s NHL 18 to see how it had been improved from last years […]

Sonic Mania Review – Getting All The Feels

Sonic makes his return in Sonic Mania and he is bringing a few friends. The game is developed by Headcannon and PagodaWest Games and published by Sega for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows. The game was announced to commemorate Sonic’s 25th Birthday and features remastered 2D graphics and animations as well as stages from games of old, and […]

The Evolution Of Football In Gaming

Hey there fellow football fans. With the start of the new season comes the annual release of the 2 mainstay gaming titles: FIFA & PES. I’m sure this is a topic that we could sit and talk about for hours given the sheer volume of titles at our disposal. All of which have a plethora […]

Necrosphere Review – 8 Bit Wonderful

Necrosphere is a platform game developed and published by Cat Nigiri. This indie game already has three rewards under its belt from Brazil’s Independent Games Festival 2017. These awards are Best Brazilian Game Finalist, Best Gameplay Finalist and Innovation Finalist. Necrosphere is a lightweight contender weighing in at 400mb with the Deluxe Edition. The story […]

Surf World Series Review – Radical or Wipeout?

Surf World Series by independent games developer Climax Studios is a daring plunge into the extreme sport of, you’ve guessed it! surfing.  With my surfing expertise comprising of a few hours playing Sega’s Soul Surfer down the arcade and an attempt at the sport while on a stag do down in Newquay I was excited […]

Save The Ninja Clan Review – Ninja Gore Fest

Save The Ninja Clan is the latest release from Developer Willz and Publisher Sometimes You, it is a challenging 2D side scrolling platformer released on PS4, Xbox One and PC. I’m sure most of us can agree that the general reason we all game is that we like to experience the thrills and excitement of […]

Yakuza Kiwami Review – How A Remake Should be Done

Yakuza Kiwami is a remake of the original Yakuza game, which was released on Playstation 2 nearly 12 years ago, but it may as well be regarded as its own entity. Yakuza Kiwami is a fully done remake – with all new textures, extended stories, and more depth and cohesion than the original Yakuza could […]

Old Time Hockey Review – Slap Shot or Slap Stick?

Ice hockey is known as a brutal, unrelenting sport with hard hits and heavy body checks all the while trying to fit the small puck between small gaps between the goal tenders pads and the netted goal. Old Time Hockey by V7 Entertainment tries to focus on the brutality of the game, with the game […]