A Microsoft/Xbox staple, Gears of War (or Gears as it seems to just be known now) first appeared on the Xbox 360 in 2006. Since then we’ve had three direct sequels and ‘spinoff’ called Judgement leading to this, Gears 5, the sixth instalment of the third-person shooter series. Developed by The Coalition and published by Xbox Game Studios, Gears 5 picks up where Gears of War 4 left off.
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Slime Rancher is a first-person life simulator/farm management game, developed and published by Monomi Park. It was released on August 1st 2017 and is now available on all major consoles.
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A throwback to the point & click games of old, Double Fine’s Broken Age is a smart, fun and funny game that will delight as many as it will infuriate. Infuriate as it has the kind of puzzles that often seem so random but that feeling when you solve a particularly tricky one is so gratifying.
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Bouncy Bullets is vibrant and colourful with easy to understand gameplay. It’s a fun time-waster of a game but has very little substance and once you’ve hit that 1000G you’re unlikely to come back and play it.
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Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is a loving recreation of the classic karting game originally released in 1999. Now available on all major platforms, do we once again have a viable alternative to Mario Kart?
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With the release of Toy Story 4, it’s almost expected that we would get some tie-in games. So what great new idea does Toy Story Drop introduce? As the name suggests it is a ‘match-3’ game.
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An interactive story, or as it’s better known ‘a walking simulator’, Virginia’s strength lies in its fantastic movie like soundtrack and its initially gripping story. I say initially because for 2/3 of the game, you won’t be able to turn away but the game drops the ball hard for a disappointing, confusing and unsatisfactory final third.
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