Game Review: Five Kicks! (Mobile – Free to Play)
Five Kicks takes the gameplay and visuals of Voodoo’s other game, Five Hoops and changes literally nothing but the sport. It is as lazy as it could possibly be.
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Game Review: Mini Motorways (Mobile)
From the makers of the excellent and addictive Mini Metro comes Mini Motorways, a road building game. One that hits most of the same notes as the developer’s earlier game but a few noticeable issues stop it being as fun and addictive.
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Game Review: Teddy Gangs (Nintendo Switch)
If Teddy Gangs was a free to play game, I’d still call it rubbish. Barely a game at all, it’s staggering how little there is to it.
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Game Review: Street Fighter II (SNES)
Street Fighter II promised and delivered a fighting game that would go down in history as one of the finest games ever made. It’s almost impossible to believe that the series as whole started here, way back in 1991.
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Game Review: Black Mirror (Xbox One)
Originally released in 2003, The Black Mirror was a third-person point and click horror game. A very successful game, it would get two sequels before being rebooted at the end of 2017. The reboot would drop the point and click style of gameplay in favour of a more ‘free-roaming’ adventure style.
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Game Review: Luigi’s Mansion 3 (Nintendo Switch)
The 3rd game in the Luigi’s Mansion series and the first for the Switch, Luigi’s Mansion 3 follows on from 2001’s Luigi’s Mansion released on the Gamecube and 2013’s Luigi’s Mansion 2: Dark Moon released on the 3DS.
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Game Review: Just Ignore Them (Xbox One)
Just Ignore Them is an adult-themed story driven experience. One with a plot that can change depending on choices the player makes.
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