Penny Punching Princess (Switch) Review
Sometimes games are built purely to entertain, other times they want to convey a message, and perfection can be built when the two are achieved.
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Blair Loveday
World of Warriors (PlayStation 4) Review
The mobile market has made for an interesting market of games, and with a huge pool that makes it hard for a game to rise to the top. Of the few that do, some... See More...
Kirby Star Allies (Switch) Review
Since the release of the Switch, a lot of people have been brought back to Nintendo’s home console eco system, some from the successful Wii, and others earlie... See More...
Nine Parchments (Xbox One) Review
There are some games out there that are so good, that you can overlook every quirk, and every bug, other games get dragged down into the mud because of them. ... See More...
Lost Sphear (PlayStation 4) Review
After JRPG fans, including myself, complained that there aren’t enough games like the old days, Square Enix finally listened.
With some success on the 3DS, Squ... See More...
Apex Construct (PSVR) Review
VR has already proven itself to be a wonderful technology. Advancing immersion, whether by surrounding you with the world, and blocking out distractions, or by ... See More...
Pacman Championship Edition 2 (Switch) Review
If you’re anything like me, when you see the title Pacman Championship Edition 2, your first thought is, they are still making Pacman games?
If so then the sho... See More...
Dragon Quest Builders (Switch) Review
For many years I wondered why there weren’t more Minecraft.
Not the series specifically, but other series that incorporated the game’s style and aesthetic, con... See More...
Final Fantasy Dissidia NT (PlayStation 4) Review
Fighting games tend to be an interesting beast, most notably with how they approach new players.
They can be welcoming and simple, through to daunting and comp... See More...
Digimon Story Cyber Sleuth: Hacker’s Memory (PlayStation 4) Review
So many games these days are doing their own take on the Pokémon gameplay loop, from World of Final Fantasy, to the newer Monster Hunter stories, to the Digimon... See More...
Dragon Ball FighterZ (PlayStation 4) Review
The Dragon Ball universe has had many incarnations over the years in the fighting genre, from old side on fighters, to the Budokai series, to the fighting game/... See More...
Blossom Tales – The Sleeping King (Switch) Review
As the indie scene has developed over the years, some true treasures have been uncovered. These vary from creative and new titles, to wonderful throwbacks of cl... See More...
Dragon Ball Z FighterZ (PlayStation 4) Preview
One of the more surprising announcements of last year’s E3 was a small fighting game called Dragon Ball FighterZ.
Its gorgeous anime graphics, and its fast and... See More...
PUBG (Xbox One) Review
Internet phenomenon’s can be interesting beasts, from creating stars from little more than a short video, to turning a game that hasn’t officially been released... See More...
Blair Loveday
Contributor - NZ
Since owning his very own original Gameboy, Blair has always been a sucker for a good game, movie or piece of tech and loves them in all shapes and sizes. From a quirky indie title, to a fun platformer, to a popcorn munching gun toting action fest, he will play them all; and tell anyone who will listen to what he thinks of them.