Iconoclasts – PS4
I have a nasty habit and I don’t think I’m the only one. When I have a game I absolutely adore and love more than anything I drop it. I’ll reach a point where I just don’t want to continue … Continue reading Iconoclasts – PS4
Category: Late To The Party Reviews
Marvel’s Spider-Man – PS4
It’s finally here and most people are already going to compare this latest entry of Spider-Man to the previously best title so far for the web slinging superhero Spider-Man 2 (mainly for the PS2) but I’m not most people. I’ve … Continue reading Marvel’s Spider-Man – PS4
Death Road to Canada – PC
This is Halloween and what better time to do a special! Although this isn’t really a special of sorts it’s more a game I’ve wanted to review for years with a loose tie to Halloween (zombies right?) Death Road to … Continue reading Death Road to Canada – PC
Donut County – PS4
Doughnuts are possibly the greatest creation of all time. Don’t @ me on this. Even beating the blessed Bakewell Tart and Chocolate Brownie when they’re made just right. What do Doughnuts have to do with Donut County then? Aside from … Continue reading Donut County – PS4
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
I loved Wolfenstien: The New Order (I’m not sure why I keep thinking it’s called New Blood?) as you can check here and I love new DOOM. With high expectations we’ll see if The Old Blood this expansion/stand alone prequel … Continue reading Wolfenstein: The Old Blood
Gravel – PS4
Sometimes you’ll play a video game hoping to rekindle a flame for an older one long since completed and forgotten by many. I’m a bit of a nostalgia geek at the best of times but Sega Rally has always held … Continue reading Gravel – PS4
Super Bomberman R – PS4
Aka is Super Bomberman R worth buying just to play as Snake voiced by David Hayter? Short answer: no but his work has been amazing. Long answer: Launch titles always tend to be a mixed bag for any console. Quickly … Continue reading Super Bomberman R – PS4
Vampyr – PS4
When you play a horror game you expect a certain amount of tropes to turn up and a vampire focused game is no different. Even if it’s the Masquerade, the Legacy of Kain or even the Buffy video games there’s always the central theme of blood and then the rest of the game is wrapped up in it. Suffice to say I was ready for a new Masquerade game, a ‘dark’ moody RPG with plenty of dialogue to sink my teeth into. Just a shame I didn’t check to see if it had a pulse first. Having a game set in … Continue reading Vampyr – PS4
2 days of PSVR – Down with the sickness
Remember when the press hyped up the 3D effect of the Nintendo 3DS at E3 back in 2010? When everyone in the press were falling over themselves saying how Nintendo had raised the bar and created something magical? Then we all got one and found the 3D was interesting for about a nanosecond before it was turned off to be forgotten about until one or two legendary titles got the 3D aspect so spot on you got a better experience through it. VR for me is just like that. I’ve always loved trying new ways of playing video games from … Continue reading 2 days of PSVR – Down with the sickness
Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap – PS4
Wooonderboooooy, what is the secret of your power? Apparently it’s getting transformed by a magical ball of blue flame! We all know this has been out for a while (since April 2017) on PC/PS4/Switch/Xbox1/Linux/Mac but it’s only just recently had a physical release (13th Feb 2018). With all that said. Is now the time to dive in? If you’ve ever played a Nes/MasterSystem action platformer in your life you’ll know exactly what to expect from Wonder Boy. A high level of difficulty even on the lowest setting, amazingly quirky ideas, some obtuse gameplay and a metroidvania aspect of powering up … Continue reading Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap – PS4
