Xenoblade Chronicles 3 (available for Nintendo Switch only) Xenoblade Chronicles 3 has finally been released, making the entire trilogy now available on one console. It also has the distinction of coming out earlier than expected, it originally had a September release date when announced on the Nintendo Direct in February, but got pushed forwards to…

Live a Live (available for Nintendo Switch only) Live a Live has been developed by Square Enix, and in the case of America and Europe has been published by Nintendo. It’s another game that Square Enix has used its HD2D engine to recreate the sprite work of early Square Enix RPGs to give them a…

Stray (available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC) (PlayStation 5 version used for review) Video games have made us play as some strange things in the past. We’ve played as robots, goats, even as a goose in a small British village. But surprisingly, never a cat. Well, for those of you who were begging…

Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes (available for Nintendo Switch only) Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes is the latest collaboration between Koei Tecmo and Nintendo to once again adapt one of their famous franchises into a game similar to the style of Dynasty Warriors. The last time that this was done was Hyrule Warriors: Age of…

Neon White (available for Nintendo Switch and PC) (Nintendo Switch version used for review) Speed running is a phenomenon in gaming that has increased in popularity within the last number of years, mostly due to events like AGDQ/SGDQ and other content creators gaining a career from the craft. With the growth of the speed running…

PlayStation Plus Premium – One Week In At the time of writing this, I’ve owned the new tiers of PlayStation Plus for one whole week, and I’ve decided to give my thoughts on the service at launch. It’s definitely not because I needed to fill in some gaps after I went to a Guns n…

Sonic Origins (available for Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox Series X & S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Playstation 5 version used for this review) Sonic Origins had a very weird marketing cycle. It was announced last year for the 30th anniversary of Sonic Central, but went radio silent for ages, only showing up…

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge (available for Playstation 5, Playstation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC. Nintendo Switch version used for this review) Shredder’s Revenge has come to us a year after its initial announcement, being made by the indie studio Tribute Games, based in Canada. It was promised to…

The Quarry (available for PlayStation 4 & 5, Xbox One & Series X, PC. PS5 version used for this review) The Quarry is the latest game from Supermassive Games who previously made Until Dawn and the Dark Pictures anthology series. This is the latest in that vein of games, though Supermassive haven’t given it the…

Nintendo Switch Sports Nintendo has now decided that just at the point where the switch outsells the Nintendo Wii in lifetime sales, it’s time to resurrect the Wii Sports brand for its fourth entry, renaming it Nintendo Switch Sports to of course reflect the console that it is on. Nintendo Switch Sports now being the…

The House of the Dead Remake (Available for Nintendo Switch only) The House of the Dead remake was announced during an indie showcasing that Nintendo place online, and is yet another example of SEGA handing over one of their classic franchises to outside studios in order to create further entities in their series- this has…

Kirby and the Forgotten Land (available for Nintendo Switch only) Kirby is celebrating its huge anniversary milestone by doing something that since its creation it has never done- a full 3D platformer! Whilst it’s not the first 3D Kirby game, (that would be Kirby Air Ride for the Gamecube) Kirby and the Forgotten Land looks…

Strangers of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin (available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One and PC) (PlayStation 5 version used for review) I’m sure that at this point you’ve at least heard of Strangers of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin. Whether it’s from the clips you’ve seen online to the trailer…

Triangle Strategy (Available for Nintendo Switch only) Triangle Strategy is the newest game from Square Enix using their HD2D engine, which was previously used in Octopath Traveller- which was a roaring success, creating a throwback to Super Nintendo era Final Fantasy games. Many people, including myself, were really big fans of it. Triangle Strategy is…

Ghostwire Tokyo (available for PlayStation 5 and PC) (PlayStation 5 version used for review) Ghostwire Tokyo has had a long and tricky development. I was first hearing about this game in 2019 and it has had numerous development issues in the time it’s taken to come out. It’s the latest game from Tango Gameworks, the…

Gran Turismo 7 My experience with GT7 is that I have beaten the story mode with all 39 menu’s completed. Gran Turismo 7 is the latest game in the simulation racing Gran Turismo franchise on PlayStation and was made to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the franchise and is currently only available on PlayStation 4…

Elden Ring Available on Playstation 5, Playstation 4, Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One, and PC. PC Version used for Calvin and Elliot’s review, Playstation 5 version used for Reece’s review. Now this triple review is going to be very interesting, because it’s going to come from three different perspectives. If you want the…

Chocobo GP (Available for Nintendo Switch only) Chocobo GP is the latest entry in a Final Fantasy themed cart racer that traces back to two entries on the PlayStation 1. It also is part of the Chocobo Mystery Dungeon series that Square Enix only seems to remember exists every five years, but that’s another conversation…