Game Reviews

  • Horizon Forbidden West – Game Review

    Horizon Forbidden West (Available for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4) (PS5 version used for both reviews) Horizon: Forbidden West is the long awaited sequel to Horizon: Zero Dawn, one of the smash hits of the PS4 back in 2017 which earned a Game of the Year nomination. Now, Horizon Forbidden West has suffered from a…

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  • Pokémon Legends Arceus – Game Review

    Pokémon Legends Arceus (Available for Nintendo Switch only) Much like before I’ll state for the record that the three reviewers that played this game all picked a different starter. Reece chose Cyndaquil, Elliot picked Rowlett and I took Oshawott. Now, I’ve stated on many occasions that I’m a huge pokémon fan, and I have been…

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  • Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation: Code Fairy – Game Review

    Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation: Code Fairy (Available on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4) (PlayStation 5 version used for review) For the ease of this review I will be referring to this game as only “Code Fairy” and not it’s full title of “Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation: Code Fairy”. This also applies to “Mobile…

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  • Halo Infinite – Game Review

    Halo Infinite (Available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC) (Xbox Series X|S version used for review) Halo Infinite was supposed to be a launch title for the Xbox Series X and S, however after large concerns over the state of the graphics during a gameplay demonstration in the summer of 2020 it was…

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  • Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl – Game Review

    Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl (Available on Nintendo Switch only) For the record, all 3 reviewers picked a different starter, Reece had Turtwig, Elliot picked Chimchar and I took Piplup. I’ve been a huge Pokémon fan for years and have been excited for most of what has been prepped for the series 20th anniversary.…

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  • Forza Horizon 5 – Game Review

    Forza Horizon 5 (Available for Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One and PC) (Xbox Series X and S version on an Xbox Series X used for review) Forza Horizon 5 has arrived to be a major fixture of the Xbox holiday line up, alongside the upcoming Halo Infinite. The Forza games have done a…

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  • Mario Party Superstars – Game Review

    Mario Party Superstars (Available for Nintendo Switch only) Mario Party Superstars is the latest entry in the series and is meant to act as a celebration of the spin off series up to this point. For those who don’t know, Mario Party games are virtual board games where following each set of turns, the players…

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  • Voice of Cards – Game Review

    Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars   (available on PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC) (Nintendo Switch version used for review) Something that I have a massive amount of love for is tabletop RPG’s (TTRPG), most notably Dungeons and Dragons. I love using my imagination and creativity to create a world and story for…

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  • Guardians of the Galaxy

    Guardians of the Galaxy (available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and S, Nintendo Switch and PC) (Nintendo Switch Version is a cloud version and requires an internet connection at all times to play) (PlayStation 5 version used for review) My experience with Guardians of the Galaxy is that I have…

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  • Demon Slayer – Game Review

    Demon Slayer – Kimestu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles (available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One and PC) (PC version used for Elliot’s review) (Playstation 5 version used for Reece’s review) First up Elliot’s review (“Two reviews in a single week? Goddamn Elliot, you really are spoiling us”……

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  • Metroid Dread – Game Review

    Metroid Dread (Available for Nintendo Switch only) Metroid finally has its first 2D game in 19 years with the release of the previously cancelled game Metroid Dread. I have professed that I’m a huge fan of the Metroidvania genre which has been propped up by indie developers, but it has always felt like despite the…

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  • Tales Of Arise – Game Review

    Tales Of Arise (available on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One and PC) (PC version used for review) Despite the fact that I am a very big JRPG fan, further evidenced by the fact that over half of my reviews this year have been from games in said genre (I…

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  • Kena: Bridge of Spirits – Game Review

    Kena: Bridge of Spirits (Available for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC) (PlayStation 5 version used for review) Kena Bridge of Spirits is the first game from Studio Ember Lab and is the last major PlayStation exclusive for 2021 with Horizon Forbidden West being pushed back to February. The game was first shown last year…

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  • Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania – Game Review

    Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania (Available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC) (Nintendo Switch version used for review) As part of Super Monkey Ball’s 20th anniversary there is special entry in the franchise. Bananamania attempt to remake Super Monkey Ball 1 and 2 with modern hardware and really recapture the magic that…

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  • No More Heroes 3 – Game Review

    No More Heroes 3 (Nintendo Switch) My experience with No More Heroes 3 is that I have beaten the game and unlocked New Game+. I played the majority of the game in Handheld Mode on the original model of Nintendo Switch from 2017, before the release of the Nintendo Switch OLED Model, and have not played…

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  • Neo: The World Ends with You – Game Review

    Neo: The World Ends with You (Available for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch) (Nintendo Switch version used for both review’s) (Works on PlayStation 5 via backwards compatibility) (PC version is in development and will be released later this year) Sqaure Enix has finally, after 14 years, released a sequel to The World Ends with You.…

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  • Sonic Colours: Ultimate – Game Review

    Sonic Colours: Ultimate (Available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC) (PlayStation 4 version used on a PlayStation 5 used for review) (works on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S via backwards compatibility) This year Sonic celebrates its 30th anniversary and as a result, we’ve had some animation, a concert livestreamed…

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  • Psychonauts 2 – Game Review

    Psychonauts 2 (Available for Xbox Series X and S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC) (Xbox Series X and S version on an Xbox Series X used for review)  After 16 years of waiting, a successful Kickstarter campaign, and Xbox Game Studios buying the development studio Double Fine, Tim Schaffer’s long-awaited sequel to his platformer…

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