Game Reviews

When I first saw the trailer for Crime Boss: Rockay City I knew I needed to play it. Chuck Norris’s hand grazed a basketball, sending it into high orbit, striking a satellite, and then returning to earth for the sickest three point shot the world has ever seen. All

Dead Island 2 is Dambuster Studios’ highly anticipated, long-awaited title that we’ve been waiting for ever since its reveal at E3 all the way back in 2014. Since then, it’s been through development hell, gone through several delays and developers, with many fans convinced it will never see

Hal Scion’s investigation into the murder of professor Rumford continues as the city of Astrum Close continues to descend into unreality. After initially pinning the murder on Systelia, a robotic puppet controlled by an unknown party, he discovers that the doll is actually inhabited by his friend and roommate

Cursed by a winged beast for his selfish behavior, Jebat is transformed into a snake and plunged into Alam Bunian, the realm of monsters. Alone and confused, he is rescued by a figure known as the caretaker, who brings him to the Kabaret. It is here where monsters can find

Minecraft really is the game that keeps on giving. It’s a game with truly limitless potential for storytelling and creativity. Well, the teams at Mojang Studios and Blackbird Interactive have presented us with yet another opportunity to dive back into this world with Minecraft Legends. In Legends, the Overworld

Crafting a sequel to a critically acclaimed game must be hard work. Not only do you have to create a successor which lives up to the hype of the original title, but also write a compelling story that progresses the themes of the first game in natural ways while also

The MegaMan franchise has no shortage of sub-series, each offering a new and different take on the Blue Bomber and friends. The X and Zero series are essentially evolutions of the main games, while Legends took MegaMan into 3D for a Metroid and Zelda mash up, and of course Battle

I’ve been enjoying playing all the different types of games that PSVR2 has to offer, and one that I’d seen before but never tried is GORN. The premise is simple really, using crazy physics in a VR battle arena space to beat down endless hordes of enemies, but