Adventure

15Oct

By JasonNo Comments

PC Reviews

SiN Reloaded – PC Review

At 18 years old, I was getting stuck into PC gaming, but there was one rather important problem. My computer wasn't exactly a powerhouse. While other gamers were enjoying the latest releases, I was often left wondering whether my machine would actually manage to run them without bursting into flames. SiN was one of those games that really tested the limits of my hardware, and I certainly struggled to get the experience I wanted from it. Fast forward to 2026, and Nightdive Studios, along with Atari, have brought us SiN Reloaded, a remastered version of Ritual Entertainment's 1998 shooter. Having recently revisited another blast from the past with Alien Breed 35th Anniversary Collection, I seem to be on a bit of a nostalgia trip at the moment. Apparently, turning 46 means spending your sp...

Alien Breed 35th Anniversary Collection – PC Review

12Oct

By JasonNo Comments

PC Reviews

Alien Breed 35th Anniversary Collection – PC Review

There are some games that you remember playing, and then there are games that take you straight back to a particular time in your life. Alien Breed is definitely one of those games for me. I’m now 46, which means I’m officially at the age where I can tell younger people that games used to be harder, and start sentences with “When I was your age...” And Alien Breed takes me straight back to being younger, going around my mate’s house and playing with him on his Amiga. Back then, the Amiga was my arch rival as I was club Atari ST. However I still found that the graphics were amazing, the sound was brilliant, and, most importantly, it was where I first experienced games like Alien Breed. A few years later, when I was around 15, I finally got my first PC and started playing the Alien Bre...

9Oct

By Mike CreweNo Comments

PlayStation Reviews

Keep Driving – PS5 Review

Originally released for PC in 2025, Keep Driving is an atmospheric management RPG created by developer Y/CJ/Y Games. Now available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, has it been worth the wait for console players? Well, according to the game's "Very Positive" rating on Steam, it seems so! Life on the open road can be full of twists and turns (both figuratively and literally!), and Keep Driving won't make it easy for you to get to your destination. But is it a trip worth taking? Keep Driving... If You Can! Keep Driving is yet another PC release that has made its way to consoles and one that I've been eager to play. With plenty of PC-to-console releases this year, including the likes of Satisfactory and Cash Cleaner Simulator, there's plenty to keep us couch gam...

1Oct

By HannanNo Comments

PC Reviews

Onimusha: Way of the Sword – PC Review

Onimusha: Way of the Sword sees the return of Capcom’s classic demon-slaying series, and it isn’t an exaggeration to say the comeback couldn’t be better. Developed by Capcom using its RE Engine, Onimusha: Way of the Sword is available on the PS5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam. The game is a complete reboot of Capcom’s original Onimusha series, with fast-paced action and a surprisingly lovable cast of characters who make the experience memorable. Hack, Slash, and Aura Farm As someone who didn’t play the original Onimusha games, I didn’t really know what to expect from Way of the Sword. I initially thought it was a remake, but then learned it was a complete reboot that required no knowledge of the series. It sounded like magic to my ears, so I figured I’d give...

29Sep

By Ruddy CelestialNo Comments

PlayStation Reviews

Marvel’s Wolverine PS5 Review

Marvel's Wolverine is an Action, Adventure game from Insomniac Games. Following the success of the Marvel's Spider-Man series, Insomniac Games took the mantle to work on another character. We're playing as James Logan Howelett, aka the Wolverine. If you're coming into this series blind and don't know the characters, oh are you in for a treat. I will prefer now that this game is not referencing any comics or any other media. The only things you'll find here are their names, and powers that are the cannon part of some of the mutants lore. Now sharpen your claws and bear your fangs, because we're slicing through this review. You would always hear about Honey badgers not giving a flip. But have you met this Wolverine!?! HE DRANK ALL MY WHISKEY!!!! Gameplay Marvel's Wolverine starts us ...

25Sep

By StuartNo Comments

PC Reviews

Paw Patrol: Dino World – PC Review

If you've never heard of Paw Patrol then you really have been living under a rock. We previously covered Paw Patrol World a couple of years ago, and even though the TC Mini Crew has maybe outgrown Paw Patrol, I haven't. So when the opportunity to cover the newest game, Paw Patrol Dino World, came up. I jumped at the opportunity. No Dino's Too Big, No Pup's Too Small Having been out for a little while and to mixed reviews, I was a little apprehensive. I put all that aside and dove in, looking forward to controlling my favourite pup, Rocky. What fun and frolics would those lovable pups get up to? Gameplay Mayor Humdinger has headed to Dino Island to cause trouble, and it's up to the pups to help the dinosaurs. It all sounds like an incredibly simple premise, and to be honest, the gamepla...

23Sep

By Mike CreweNo Comments

PlayStation Reviews

Earth Must Die – PS5 Review

After releasing for PC early this year, developer Size Five Games' newest title, Earth Must Die, is now available for consoles! As a fan of the developer's previous works, such as Ben There, Dan That! and Lair of the Clockwork God, I was quite looking forward to this one! Touted as a "British Comedy Adventure Game", will Earth Must Die both amuse me and satisfy that puzzle-solving itch? Earth Must Die is out now, and is available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Earth Must Die? Harsh, But Understandable... Some of my favourite games of all time are Point and Click titles. Broken Sword, Monkey Island, Grim Fandango — I've done my fair share of pointing and clicking! Although the genre became somewhat forgotten after the 90s, there have still been some incredibly fun adven...

23Sep

By MikeNo Comments

PC Reviews

Doggy Don’t Care – PC Review

Doggy Don't Care is the debut game from Australian developer Rohan Nowall and publisher Rotub Games. The indie game has already won several awards, including the Indie Showcase at PAX Aus 2025. It is an excellent addition to the animal chaos genre alongside Untitled Goose Game and Squirrel with a Gun. In this single-player simulation game, you play as Charlie, who has no qualms about causing chaos. I grew up with dogs, and Doggy Don't Care is pretty much every pet owner's nightmare with how we imagine them left alone. Being responsible for the carnage was a lot of fun, though, especially when it's not my house to worry about. A demo is available on Steam, and the full game is released on September 24th. Doggy Don't Care, so why should you? Cause chaos and give their owner an aneurysm ...

22Sep

By KevinNo Comments

PC Reviews

Fell and Sell – PC Review

If you can cut it down, you can make stuff from it and sell that stuff. If that was your aim in life, then Fell and Sell might be just for you. Fell all means of living things and pillage them for profit. Sounds totally ethical to me, but then I'm hardly ethical, just ask my friends. Fell and Sell - Cutting it, or Hacked off? Having played many first person dungeon crawl games, Fell and Sell should be a walk in the park, or maybe a forest or dungeon would be more accurate. XXX have peaked my interest and I can't wait to lop the heads off everything I meet. Time to sharpen that blade and set off on an adventure. Gameplay Fell and Sell uses the standard methodology of PC first person games. WASD to move, the mouse to look and attack and various other keys to run, crouch and interact...

21Sep

By Ruddy CelestialNo Comments

PC Reviews

Well Dweller PC Review

Well Dweller is an Action, Adventure, Metroidvania from the mind of Kyle Thompson. The same creator of my favourite game, Crypt Custodian. Well Dweller was honestly an adventure I could not put down. You're going around fighting these small creatures while being a small creature yourself. But enough of that, grab your matchstick and a slingshot as we begin this review. This game has a surprise cameo from the McDonalds at night Moon Guy. Don't believe, well you'll see. Gameplay Well Dweller has us play as Glimmer. The oldest of five siblings, sent to go grab food from the Hunter's cabin. After retrieving the food as mother asked, we headed back to our home in the well. But, unbeknownst to Glimmer, he was being followed by the same hunter they stole from. This man starts to grab your...