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28Jul

By Tyler DenyerNo Comments

Let Them Trade – PC Review

City builders can often be an overwhelming juggling act of spinning plates and spreadsheet economics, but Let Them Trade tosses that stress out the castle window and invites you into a cosy world of carved wooden cuties and economic hijinks. Developed by Spaceflower and published by ByteRockers' Games, the game is out now on Steam, This Game Is Well Made So - Let Them Trade With its whimsical tone, charming visuals, and intuitive gameplay, it's hard not to smile, even when bandits are cheekily robbing your merchant carts. But what really sets Let Them Trade apart? The king doesn't rule alone. No, his most trusted advisor is an adorably smug squirrel named Mr. Nuts, who perches loyally on his shoulder and, frankly, steals every scene he's in. So before you read on, tell us: who's your fa...

The Sims 4: Enchanted by Nature Expansion Pack – PC Review

23Jul

By JasonNo Comments

PC Reviews

The Sims 4: Enchanted by Nature Expansion Pack – PC Review

If you’ve ever wanted your Sims to ditch the digital rat race for a life among whispering woods, ancient ruins, and talking raccoons (yes, really), then The Sims 4: Enchanted by Nature Expansion Pack might just cast a spell on you. The latest DLC from Maxis and EA invites players to explore the enchanting side of Mother Nature. Blending fantasy elements with rustic living to deliver a magical and earthy gameplay experience. This magical DLC will set you back about £35 from Steam or EA store. Pixie Dust & Prosecco! But is this expansion worth venturing into the forest for, or is it just another mushroom ring on the Sims DLC lawn? Let’s dig in (with a fairy-forged shovel, naturally). Gameplay Enchanted by Nature adds a lush, new world called Sylvan Hollow, a living forest biome w...

Prison Boss: Prohibition – Quest 3 Review

14Jul

By Michael1 Comment

VR Reviews

Prison Boss: Prohibition – Quest 3 Review

I spent the week diving into the fantastic Prison Boss: Prohibition on the Meta Quest 3. Developed and published by Trebuchet, it's a sequel to their earlier game, Prison Boss VR. I've not played the original so I wasn't sure what to expect. I think I might just have a new favourite VR game? Who says crime doesn't pay? Who knew prohibition could be so fun and lucrative at the same time. Lets dive into the world of being a chicken in the 1920s-esque New Yolk City and see if we can end up ruling the roost! Gameplay Within Prison Boss: Prohibition you play as a shop owner in the poultry populated city of New Yolk, where the overly zealous mayor has outlawed almost everything. This opens up a lucrative opportunity for you to make a quick buck by selling produce that customers can't fin...

9Jul

By CharlieNo Comments

PC Reviews

Cornerpond – PC Review

Looking for a relaxed idle game? Cornerpond, developed and published by foolsroom, is a chill idle fishing game that sits right in the corner of your screen! Buy upgrades, customise your character, and get ready to reel in the next big catch. It released on April 21st on Steam for the very affordable price of £2.49. So put on your boots, grab your rod and let's get into it! Another Idle Game?? “Hey Charlie, isn't this, like, the third idle game you are reviewing this month? Are you running all of them at the same time? Are you okay?” Yes, yes, no. But that hardly matters now 'cause we got some fish to catch alright! This is actually a game I picked up myself during the Steam Summer Sale. I really liked the game and had some time on my hands, so I thought to myself: “Eh, why not write ...

3Jul

By StuartNo Comments

Switch Reviews

Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S – Switch 2 Review

So you've just unboxed your brand new Switch 2, and you want a launch title. Now there were plenty launched, but nothing quite as colourful as Puyo Puyo Tetris 2S! This mashup game is released on a whole host of platforms, but we are going to concentrate purely on that lovely new Ninty console. Bringing the colourful Puyo and the harsh, lined shapes into one game may well have been a challenge. Not so, said SEGA. Colourful Crazy Chaos If you are a fan of old school matching puzzlers, or creating lines to survive. This might just be perfect for you. Let's read on to find out a little more. Gameplay Gameplay is simple; picking from a few different options on the main menu will thrust you into the game. There is a section for lessons, but let's be honest, we all know what we need to do. M...

2Jul

By CharlieNo Comments

PC Reviews

Supermarket Simulator – PC Review

Get ready to run and manage your own Supermarket in the aptly-named Supermarket Simulator! This chill, first-person management sim game has been developed and published by Nokta Games and released on Steam on June 19th. After having been in Early Access since early 2024, it's time to stock your shelves and open up shop! What makes this market so “Super”? There sure have been a lot of simulation games that were released within the past year. Does this one stand out from the rest? Let's find out! Gameplay Ever dreamed of running your own Supermarket? Well, this game lets you do just that. From ringing up your customers to cleaning and making sure that the shelves are stocked, you are the boss! Alright, it's 8am now (if it's not for you, just pretend), time to start working! First ...

30Jun

By Alex CrooksNo Comments

PlayStation Reviews

Fruitbus – PS5 Review

Back in October of last year, I wrote a review for the PC launch of Fruitbus and gave it our Gold Award. The game has now released on consoles so I decided to hop back in the driver's seat of Krillbite Studios' game to see what changes had been made. Fruitbus is now available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series S & X as well as Steam. Today I'm taking a look at the PS5 version. Fruit really does grow on trees! And bushes! And in the dirt! Fruitbus is currently on the PlayStation store for £13.49 if you're a PS Plus member or £14.99 for non-members. But just how does the console version play? Let's find out. Gameplay Fruitbus is still a game about meeting characters from your Grandma's life, foraging for fruit and creating delicious recipes for your customers....

30Jun

By Alex CrooksNo Comments

Previews & Early Access

Small Spaces – PC Preview

Decorating goes to the next level in Niklas Tomkowitz' Small Spaces. With nine compact apartments to transform and over 500 stylish furniture pieces to play with, we jumped into this cosy interior design sim to find out if it’s a relaxing creative escape or just another cluttered concept. Small spaces with big opportunities! Small Spaces is now in Early Access on Steam for £10.99. Is it more of a DIY SOS or dream property ? Let's find out. Gameplay Fans of build mode in The Sims will feel right at home in Small Spaces. There are three styles to choose from, each with a different size and layout of a building. The first room you decorate is a small studio to teach you the basics of placing and how to complete jobs. Each level has a checklist of items you need to complete the room, a...

Tiny Aquarium: Social Fishkeeping – PC Review

27Jun

By CharlieNo Comments

PC Reviews

Tiny Aquarium: Social Fishkeeping – PC Review

Tiny Aquarium: Social Fishkeeping is a brand-new, chill idle game in which you get to create and take care of your very own dream aquarium. Hatch and raise fish, connect with your friends, and just enjoy the calm beauty that your little aquarium can bring. Developed by Lunheim Studios and published by Future Friends Games, the game hit the shelves on Steam on June 23rd and is currently 10% off as an introductory offer until July 7th, costing just £3.86. Don't tap the glass! As much as I like this game, it may actually be one that my cat enjoyed more than me. She just loves to sit in front of my screen and loudly scream at anything that dares to move. She is a sucker for those Cat TV videos with the birds in them, so this is just such a perfect game to keep her, and me, of course, enterta...

24Jun

By CharlieNo Comments

PC Reviews

Nanomon Virtual Pet – PC Review

Ready to jump into a new adventure? Nanomon Virtual Pet is a brand-new game developed by Oscar Brittain and published by Akupara Games, launching on Steam today (June 24th 2025). Hatch your very own Nanomon Virtual Pet, care for it, and take it into battle as you go on a journey to discover the mystery-filled realm that is the Nanoscape! A New Age For Virtual Pets? Have you ever thought that there may be something living inside your computer? I don't mean like, roaches or anything (though if you do suspect that there may be some in there, you should probably get that checked out). No, I mean Nanomon, of course! Nanomon are invisible monsters that live inside your computer! It was just recently that someone found a way to make them visible. Better yet? It turns out they love traveling aro...