Continuing the series that begun in 2007 and had its follow-up in 2010, Crackdown 3 fails to move the franchise forward in a meaningful or memorable way. Though that doesn’t mean it isn’t a load of fun to play.
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Games, Brrraaains & A Head-Banging Life brings you a video review of Easter Bunny’s Big Day on the PS1.
Keep On ReadingFinding a game that is not just about Easter but has the holiday in the actual title is no easy task. Enter Easter Bunny’s Big Day on the PS1. A seriously obscure title, it came out on the classic console as late as 2003!
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A free to play game, Swappy Cat is a surprisingly good release. One that breaks a lot of conventional norms for the free to play model by being mostly ad-free. As well as not shoving its in-app purchases down your throat or making the game harder so to encourage real money spend.
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Shaq-Fu was released at the end of 1994 for the Mega Drive/Genesis and SNES. It would later be ported to the Game Gear, Game Boy and Amiga in 1995.
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DayD: Through Time takes the tried and tested formula of the Gnomes Garden series and copies it completely. Yet somehow makes it less fun.
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From the developers of Love You to Bits, one of our favourite mobile games ever, comes Bring You Home. A mobile game in the same vein but with a very clever puzzle mechanic that really makes it stand out on its own.
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