The Plague Doctor of Wippra review – leeching out
Back in Medieval times, there were no masks that would protect from the Black plague nor time for anti-vaxxers to organise and protest against governments. There were just poor doctors…
Blind Fate: Edo No Yami review – blind luck
Is there anything scarier than suddenly losing all your senses? Not being able to see, smell or hear anymore, how would one go about their life? Surely, it would require…
Final Fantasy 7 Remake Review
Final Fantasy 7 Remake (FF7R) brings a fresh new look to the classic action role-playing game by Square Enix. It features not only revamped gameplay but also an immersive retelling…
Midnight Fight Express Review
With its magnificent trailers at E3 and Gamescom, Midnight Fight Express had beat 'em up lovers on the edge of their seats. After being in development for several years, by…
Construction Simulator (2022) review
When I first saw the trailer for Construction Simulator, I was torn: the part of me that loves simulator games was excited, but the part of me that has played…
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Review – Aionios bound
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is one of the those JRPG experiences where you hop in, and find yourself, forty hours later, to be a quarter of the way through the game,…
Stray Review – This Feline’s Gone To Heaven
What kind of game is Stray? Is it a ‘cat simulator’? While the species of its protagonist is the source of much of its charm — and the does offer…
Immortality Review
A snake slithering past a rose. A foot curled around someone else’s ankle. A crucifix made of polaroids of a murder victim. In Sam Barlow’s newest game, Immortality, power is…
Betrayal At Club Low Review – A Dicey Situation
Donning your pizzaboy outfit, you prepare to leave the apartment. Glancing out the door, you evaluate your options: running crazily down the stairs or slowly waiting for the elevator to…
Weird West Review – strong but flawed
Weird West, released in 2021 by the founders of Arkane Studio (Prey and Dishonored), is an isometric action game with many interesting gameplay features, but also with its fair share…
In Retrospect Review – on the shoulders of giants
Sometimes we all wish we could look back on our lives and make different choices, don't we? Perhaps it's not really about big decisions, like what if I had married…
Hardspace: Shipbreaker Review
In the grim darkness of the far future, there is only capitalism - or so Hardspace: Shipbreaker would have you believe. In the early 24th century, you are an impoverished…
ANNO: Mutationem Review
The rain patters on the roof above as Ann looks out of the window of her small apartment and sighs, thinking back to her dad and especially her brother. The…
BROK the InvestiGator review
Point-and-click adventure might be, perhaps, the most traditional genre ever. It is a genre firmly planted in nostalgia and tried and true mechanics, with a few exceptions of course, and…