Game Review: Rise of Insanity (Xbox One)
Rise of Insanity is a first-person psychological horror that sees you take on the role of a doctor who must uncover the truth behind his latest patient’s split personality.
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Game Review: World II: Hunting Boss (Xbox One)
World II: Hunting Boss is a hack and slasher that takes the many missions you might take part in before facing a boss and cuts out the middle man.
Game Review: Disneyland Adventures (Xbox One)
Disneyland Adventures sole aim is to recreate the ‘The Happiest Place on Earth’ allowing you to explore, talk to famous characters and even take part in many of the attractions. On those fronts the game is a roaring success but far too many minor issues detract from the overall experience.
Game Review: Crypt of the Serpent King (Xbox One)
Everyone loves a cheap game, right?
Well Crypt of the Serpent King is a very cheap game costing the low amount of £1.59/$1.99 and you get what you pay for.
Top 20: Favorite Announcements From E3 2018 (Part 2)
Welcome back to my top 20 favourite announcements of E3 2018. This time around, I’ll be looking back at the 10 unveilings that I consider to be the most exciting of all of those shown at the conferences. This wasn’t an easy task but that’s a really good thing, let’s have a look.
Top 20: Favorite Announcements From E3 2018 (Part 1)
Another Electronic Entertainment Expo has come and gone but what an E3 it was. There were so many exciting announcements, showcases and teasers I’ve had to extend my annual top 10 to a top 20. That’s right, I’m going to be looking back at the twenty reveals that were my absolute favourites
Game Review: The Final Station (Xbox One)
The Final Station is a single player side-scrolling sci-fi-horror title developed by Do My Best Games.
Game Review: Super Night Riders (Xbox One)
Super Night Riders is a retro-inspired (think Hang On), straight-forward arcade bike racer. Not conventional races, instead it’s all about racing against the clock to pass checkpoints. There is not a lot of content or options but it has plenty of the fun factor thanks to the eye-catching visuals and simple controls.