Nier Automata: Become as Gods Edition (Xbox One) Review
When Nier: Automata was released last year on the PS4, I really liked it. And now its on Xbox One (X), I like it even better. At the time I noted that Nier: A... See More...
Edwin Crump
Sega Mega Drive Classics (PlayStation 4) Review
When the console wars are dead and done, what remains? For the most part, its games from your “enemy’s” system left unplayed, unexperienced and unknown. Conso... See More...
Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition (Switch) Review
For games, context, timing and audience are key. The Wii U had an incredible line up of first and third party games that were sadly left unappreciated by t... See More...
Little Nightmares: Complete Edition (Switch) Review
Creepy, terrifying, haunted, dark and occasionally frustrating. That’s Little Nightmares: Complete Edition in its excellent port recently released on the Nint... See More...
Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire (PC) Review
If it wasn’t clear already, cRPGs are back. Driven partly by crowdfunding, nostalgia for classics such as Baldur’s Gate II and a market that for many years... See More...
ODDMAR (iOS) Review
Norse mythology is so in right now. Between God of War, Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice and now Oddmar, the gods of old Scandinavia are hot gaming property. O... See More...
The Darwin Project (Xbox One X) Review
Battle-royale-like games that aren’t Fortnite or Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds are sometimes getting a bad rap as feckless clones piggybacking of the success ... See More...
Far Cry 5 (PlayStation 4 Pro) Review
In Far Cry 5, the fight comes to you. It’s a cacophony of systems all struggling to see which one will win at any time. Its chaotic, beautiful, addictive a... See More...
Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet (PlayStation 4) Review
Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet continues the Sword Art Online universe, but in a story not based on the original IP. Sword Art Online has become as much of a ... See More...
Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom (PC) Review
Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch was a daring but flawed send off to the PlayStation 3. With strong characters, gorgeous art direction and unique comba... See More...
Moss (PlayStation 4) Review
I would play a hundred games like Moss. A delightful and gorgeous fairy tale for the modern era, I was transported instantly back to my childhood when I was ... See More...
Frantics (PlayStation 4) Review
Frantics is the latest in the Playlink series of games released by Sony. There’s been a huge growth of electronic party games, spurred on by the rise of game... See More...
Fe (Xbox One X) Review
What do you get when you put together gorgeous artwork, a mysterious story, and the cutest video game protagonist in a long time? The answer is Fe, a 3D plat... See More...
Bayonetta One & Two (Switch) Review
The Wii U had some fantastic games, and Nintendo wants you to know it. Since the Nintendo Switch’s release, some of that generations consoles best games have... See More...
Edwin Crump
Edwin has been playing games since collecting all 151 original Pokémon in Pokémon Blue. A fan of RPGs and third person adventures, he has spent far too much time in the worlds of Final Fantasy.