Author: Tom Wilson
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Less Than A Week Left To Vote On The EE Game Of The Year Award!
The public has less than a week to vote on an all-new BAFTA Games Awards category, the EE Game of the Year Award, which has been created in collaboration with the UK mobile network EE. BAFTA Games Awards has partnered with EE to create a new category that the public can vote on. It is…
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“Old People Mayhem Simulator” Just Die Already Is Coming To Consoles
Developer DoubleMoose Games and publisher Curve Digital have announced that their “old people mayhem sandbox” title Just Die Already will be releasing for PlayStation, Xbox and the Nintendo Switch. From the mind of Armin Ibrisagic, the mastermind behind Goat Simulator, comes the wacky simulation game Just Die Already! This is a sandbox title in which…
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Cyberpunk Romance Visual Novel, Synergia, Launches On PS4 This Week
Developer Radi Art and publisher Top Hat Studios are bringing their acclaimed cyberpunk visual novel Synergia to the PlayStation 4 later this week. Synergia is a cyberpunk visual novel centred around the romantic relationship of a police officer named Cila and her android partner named M.A.R.A. It’s a gorgeous game that utilises its crumbling, corrupt…
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Murder Mystery Machine Is Coming To Consoles Soon!
Murder Mystery Machine, a chilling mystery title developed by studio Blazing Griffin and now published by Microids, will be launching on Steam, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and the Nintendo Switch soon. Get ready, sleuths. The hunt is on! Join the D.C.A (District Crime Agency) with rookie Cassandra Clark and hardened inspector Nate Houston on a…
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Sixth Extinction: Hauntingly Beautiful – PC Review
It feels a little disingenuous to review Sixth Extinction as a game. For me, it is much more than that. It is instead a form of interactive art. One that portrays a chilling and haunting reflection of humanity, our role on earth and the consequences of our actions. Sixth Extinction is more than just an…
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The Laziness Of Remakes: Nintendo And The Disney Problem
I’ve spoken previously about my disdain for Nintendo and their laziness. At the time, I cited one reason for their inability to produce new content as a sign of their age. I posited that perhaps Nintendo has, for a brief period, sheltered in the dank pit of ports and remasters as a form of hibernation,…
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Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure – PS4 Review
The first UK lockdown was brutally difficult. I was forced to be miles away from my girlfriend; trapped in my home with my farting, barking, wet dog; and stuck with little else to do but catch up on my arduously exhaustive backlog. But as time went on, I started to feel disconnected from my family.…
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Explore Morphing Dioramas In Sizeable This March
Sizeable, by solo developer Sander Ambroos and publisher Business Goose Studios, is a puzzle game with exploration elements in which the player must explore morphing dioramas. Sizeable immediately caught my eye the moment I watched its trailer. Developed by just one person, Sizeable is set to take the puzzle genre by storm. It features stunning…
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Square Enix Announce Square Enix Presents & New Life Is Strange
Square Enix have announced a new direct-styled event titled Square Enix Presents in which they will be releasing information on a whole slew of titles, as well as announcing the next Life is Strange game. Square Enix has unveiled an upcoming “video programme” titled Square Enix Presents in which they will showcase new games, updates…
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Breath of the Wild Meets Moana In Tropical Adventure, Tchia
Developer Awaceb has announced their beautiful upcoming open-world adventure title Tchia, but more importantly that you can become a coconut and roll around the island. Announced during the 2020 Game Awards, Tchia is a stunning open-world adventure set on an island inspired by those of New Caledonia. It’s fitting then, that a large portion of…
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Cyanide & Happiness – Freakpocalypse – PC Review
When playing a game early, you have to contend with the lack of guides. This is an issue often mitigated by clear in-game instructions or precise and refined gameplay. Unfortunately, games can often suffer from obtuse game design, which leads to head-scratching moments of frustrating irritation. While Cyanide & Happiness – Freakpocalypse never left me…
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Beach Buggy Racing 2 Is Finally Coming To Consoles Next Week
Vector Unit has announced that the long-awaited sequels, Beach Buggy Racing 2: Island Adventure, is finally launching on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and the Nintendo Switch next week. Look, this one’s personal. Beach Buggy Racing was the game that got me through lockdown. Almost every single day, my brother and I would play it while…