Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds DLC (PlayStation 4) Review
Guerilla games took a big gamble with Horizon Zero Dawn. They left their comfort zone, kick started a brand new IP and it paid off in a big way, with one of the... See More...
Finn Hogan
Thor: Ragnarok (Marvel – 2017) Review
Let’s get something straight - Thor is the silliest Avenger. Super assassins I can handle. Genetically engineered super soldier? Seen it before. Billionaire... See More...
Blade Runner 2049 (Sony Pictures – 2017) Review
The significance of the original Blade Runner is hard to overstate, considered by many to be one of the pinnacles of the genre it almost singlehandedly invented... See More...
Observer (PlayStation 4) Review
When Blade Runner was released in 1982, the Cyber Punk genre first flickered into mainstream consciousness. Contrasting high technology with low quality of life... See More...
Final Fantasy XII: Zodiac Age (PlayStation 4) Review
To be honest, I hated this game when it first came out. Well maybe I didn’t hate it, but I was definitely disappointed. My love affair with FF10 was still n... See More...
Atomic Blonde (Universal Pictures – 2017) Review
Some fanart of Charlize Theron as James Bond has been doing the rounds of social media recently. After seeing Atomic Blonde, it’s not hard to see why. Based ... See More...
Baby Driver
Edgar Wright makes interesting movies. Whether or not you enjoyed Scott Pilgrim vs the World, Hot Fuzz, or Shaun of the Dead, you’d be hard pressed to argue ... See More...
Roots of Insanity (PC) Review
I love horror games. I don’t think there’s any more effective delivery mechanism for a scare than in the video game format. The extra level of immersion prov... See More...
Acaratus (PC) Review
Acaratus probably has one of the best elevator pitch concepts I have ever come across in a game. Steampunk battle suits. If you're anything like me, you’... See More...
Zheroes (PC) Review
Let me just say straight up, I love couch co-op brawlers. Actually, scratch that, I love couch co-op as a genre. As the ubiquity of online gaming has spread, so... See More...
Little Nightmares (PlayStation 4) Review
What’s more terrifying? Being chased, being found, or knowing that something awful could be around any corner? Little Nightmares, from Tarsier Studios, is an... See More...
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 (Disney | Marvel) Review
Guardians of the Galaxy 2 was always going to have a tough job. It had to follow one of the most creative, surprise hits in recent memory. While this sequel cer... See More...
Fate of the Furious (Universal Pictures – 2017) Review
Let’s be clear, The Fast and the Furious are a dumb series of movies. I like to think however, that they’re dumb like the family dog. They’re big, silly, f... See More...
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Tricky Towers (PS4) Review
I think we can call agree that the best multiplayer games have nearly ruined friendships. Everyone has had at least one game of monopoly that has caused them to... See More...
Finn Hogan
Finn Hogan has enjoyed virtual worlds more than the real one since the moment he discovered none of his favorite animals were actually real. He now spends most of his spare time in agonizing over moral choices in RPGs and occasionally checking to see if he has spontaneously developed any superpowers. (He still hasn't)