Grow Home – Review
Grow Home is one of those rare games which manages, through a clever blend of game play and visual style, to be immediately accessible and fundamentally charmin... See More...
Finn Hogan
Grim Fandango Remastered – Review
Reviewing a remaster is always a tricky proposition, as it can be difficult to strike the correct balance between what was so good about the original game and w... See More...
Shadow Warrior – Review
There was a time, a time before you were asked to gaze into the Nietzchean abyss in Bioshock, cradle a dying child in the Last of Us, or grimly realize the self... See More...
Company of Heroes 2: Adrennes Assault – Review
After suffering shocking losses in the icy hell of Bastogne, the tattered remains of Captain Johnny Vastanos Airborne division are crushed beneath the might of ... See More...
Football Manager 2015 (PC) – Review
Previously a complete unknown, born to an Albanian mother and Brazilian father, the Brazilian Corthnians new Manager has defied all expectation by ensuring his ... See More...
Armageddon Expo 2014 – Feature
Labour weekend has come and gone and with it, the Armageddon Expo rolled into Auckland's ASB Show Grounds to allow New Zealand to celebrate everything in entert... See More...
Styx: Master of Shadows (PC) – Review
Styx: Master of Shadows is the little expected prequel to of Orcs and Men; placing you in the role of the titular foul mouthed Goblin Assassin as he navigates h... See More...
Stronghold Crusader Two (PC) – Review
Never turtle. Only Zerg. The first piece of advice ever given to me while playing a RTS game online may be gibberish to the non-gamer, but it defined many of my... 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)