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The House of the Dead: Remake on Switch History can weigh heavy on plenty of things, and that is no exception when it comes to gaming franchises. For The House of the Dead series, it all began about 20-odd years ago in the arcades as an…

Handheld consoles are the best part of games, I reckon. I love them more than any other aspect of this brilliant and difficult medium. Handhelds take games and set them free. They task you with finding new ways to…

In this Horizon: Forbidden West Review we’ll be sharing our impressions on the sequel to Guerrilla’s Horizon: Zero Dawn. Having enjoyed over 2 weeks with the game and had plenty of time to explore and experience everything it has to offer,…

Meat is murder, eat the rich Sometimes my curiosity gets the better of me. Even if I see something I don’t believe will actually work, I just can’t help but take a peek at the result. Godlike Burger is exactly that. A mix of Overcooked and…

Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between review Glitchhikers is a beautiful walk through weird spaces, interrupted by frictionless, uninteresting conversations. I was out with friends once and a person who…

Nintendo’s insatiable pink mascot finally has his first full-featured 3D adventure with Kirby and the Forgotten Land. After being sucked into a mysterious vortex (oh, how the tables have turned), he finds himself transported to what looks…

Since Back 4 Blood debuted in October 2021, it's been players' best-looking and perhaps most extravagant Left 4 Dead successor since the original sequel in 2009, but it's also been a frustratingly…

The world of The Iron Oath is grim, full of bloodshed and betrayal. I am leading a company of mercenaries, seeking revenge after a mission went bad and a man I trusted left me to die. I have practical concerns to deal with, like…

Authenticity is a major part of a title like MotoGP 22. As a fully licensed simulation racer, this is a love letter to two-wheeled motorsports, offering a plethora of modes to delve into that you can lose yourself to for hours on end. A…

If you’re a fan of puzzles, then Lumote: The Mastermote Chronicles is worth a look. As long as you don’t mind treading the same ground again and again.Putting you in control of a squishy, gooey Mote, Lumote: The Mastermote Chronicles…