Onimusha: Way of the Sword – Game Review
Having been dormant for 20 years, Capcom finally pulled their finger out and delivered us the next mainline entry in the Onimusha game series. Here’s our review on the latest entry.
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Security 51 – Game Review
Ever wanted to get a job in Area 51 as a security guard; looking at passes to see if the info matches, scanning the people looking for furnaces inside their body- Wait, what? Actually, it’s better not to question that, that’s also part of your job!
The PlayStation Black-Out
Following on from our previous article where Sony had announced that from 2028, there will be no physical form to our video games (boo physical forever!), there is a new campaign brewing. Started by Does It Play on X, they’re calling for a week of no logins, no purchases and no play sessions from any…
Blood Mall is Absolutely Terrifying! – Game Review
In Blood Mall: Retaped you play as a cop getting sent into a mall where a massacre has just taken place, but by what you may be asking? Well, it wasn’t human, I can assure you that. This first person shooter game is perfect for anyone looking for a quick horror game that is likely to make you shake like a leaf.
Buddy Simulator 1984 – Review
Buddy Simulator 1984 created by Not a Sailor Studios is an immersive experience that simulates hanging out with a new best friend. Your new buddy learns and adapts its games to suit you and your interests to make it as fun as it can be. This is what it is on the surface, but deep down it’s a chilling and secret filled story with twists at every turn.
Pragmata – Bringing back 2000s gaming
Harkening back to the simple games of a bygone time (the 2000s, which only feels like a few years ago to me) Pragmata has recently been released by my favourite publisher Capcom. Take a dive in to my short review of this intriguing game from @Capcom
Chibi styles in western media
Chibis come from Japan, meaning “tiny“ or “little“. Heads are bigger than the body (sometimes the entire head can fit into the rest of the body). Everyone basically looks like a baby or a child. Supposed to be cute, kept rather simplistic. While it is mostly popular in Anime, western cartoons also have chibi-like art…
Let Them Trade – Game Review
Let Them Trade is a real time strategy trading game with a hex-tiled map design, think the board game Catan. You build cities, set up trade routes and send your knights to go scout new lands. I only got to play the demo in the press release which is essentially the game’s tutorial. It wasn’t…
Volcano Princess – Game Review
Volcano Princess is a choices matter, cute RPG where you play a father raising his daughter. The game goes through various life stages until she reaches 16 and leaves home. My favourite thing about this game is the large amount of content and replayability. If anything, at 12 hours per playthrough, it could be argued…
Death and Taxes – Game Review
Death and Taxes is a quirky, choices matter sim where you play an office based reaper, deciding who dies from the comfort of your desk, before popping along to the pub for drinks with your colleagues. As a concept, it’s fabulous. Your boss is an enigma, providing instructions which make little sense. He does have…