Arcade

4Sep

By Richie VernonNo Comments

Rally Arcade Classics – PS5 Review

If the sight of a Lancia Delta flying through the air, accompanied by yells of “over jump!”, provides a hit of nostalgia, then Rally Arcade Classics could be the game you’re waiting for. It’s a debut title from Netk2, a group of Barcelona-based devs who have been making games since the microcomputer days. It’s releasing on Steam, Nintendo Switch, and PS5. Today, we look at the PlayStation 5 version. Do You Rally Want To Hurt Me? As a big fan of arcade racers and dewy-eyed nostalgia, the prospect of scratching this 30-year itch was too much to resist. If you're a fan of the genre, please let me know which are your favourites in the comments! Can Netk2 recapture the magic of those 90s-era racers? Or will this one leave you upended in a swamp? Let’s find out! Gameplay Rally Arcade ...

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind Launch Date Revealed

30Oct

By CharlotteNo Comments

News & Updates

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind Launch Date Revealed

Digital Eclipse has announced that Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind will release digitally on the 10th December. The game will be available for PlayStation 4/5, Xbox Series X|S, PC via Steam, and Nintendo Switch for MSRP of £34.99. Morphin' Time! Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind is a brand new brawler that promises an original storyline paying homage to Power Rangers lore, keeping old and new fans happy! Inspired by the classics of the genre and developed by Digital Eclipse (the team behind Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection and Atari 50th Anniversary Celebration) Rita’s Rewind puts a time travel twist on the classic Power Rangers journey. Battle against Robo Rita’s army of Putty Patrollers, General Goldar, and many other iconic bosses fro...

10Oct

By StuartNo Comments

VR Reviews

Exploding Kittens VR – Quest 3 Review

If you haven't heard of Exploding Kittens then where have you been hiding? Not only is it a popular physical card game but also a Netflix series. It is now, thanks to Asmodee Entertainment and Saber Interactive, a video game. I present to you Exploding Kittens VR! I know what an unexpected name. Released on the Meta store for Quest 3, Quest Pro as well as the Quest 2 you can take on friends, foe and AI in this heart stopping chaotic card game where the main aim is to blow up your friends. WARNING: HIGH LEVELS OF EXPLOSIVI-KITTY As someone who loves it when card games make the jump to VR I was super excited to play Exploding Kittens VR. So let's dive into the virtual world and see the experience. Gameplay The gameplay loop is quite straightforward in Exploding Kittens VR; Don't Blow Up!...

8Oct

By KatNo Comments

Previews & Early Access

#DRIVE Rally – PC Preview

#DRIVE Rally is a arcade type racer that was developed and published by Pixel Perfect Dude. Take a trip into the 90s with your co-driver and mess up some serious dirt in this quick and easy to pick up game! Race on iconic tracks and use well known cars to be the best racer in town. Explore diverse tracks and worlds all suited to your driving and drifting needs! #DRIVE Rally is now available on Steam in Early Access for £15.99. Don't think the tree was part of my rally melody! Gameplay The gameplay is exactly that of an old school arcade racer. Driving to beat the best times on each map is the aim of the game. It offers you 4 different championships, all with different maps and co-pilots. My favourite would have to be the snow maps as it really added an extra challenge with the slipper...

12Aug

By StuartNo Comments

VR Reviews

On Point – Quest 3 Preview

VR Shooters are ten to a penny, but something that isn't common is one that brings up that feeling of nostalgia. On Point from Actuator Digital does just that! Released recently into early access on both Steam VR and Meta Quest, via App Lab, the game looks to help you relive some arcade memories. All while playing from your living room. Say What Again! Can a VR game really invoke that much emotion? Can it compare to a game that I spent possibly hundreds of pounds on in the arcade? Will On Point be the messiah that brings me back to VR? Gameplay Firing up the game you are transported into a classic arcade, complete with cabinets all around. Unfortunately, you can't actually play all of these as they are currently stuck inside a barriered-off area. Moving away from the this, in front of ...