by Laura Dale | Mar 24, 2017 | featured, PC, PS4, Reviews, Xbox One
Review: Mass Effect: Andromeda So close to love, and yet so far. ; As a huge fan of the original Mass Effect trilogy, Mass Effect: Andromeda has left me feeling deeply conflicted. The list of complaints I have about the game is lengthy, and it seems to be a step...
by Joe Parlock | Mar 14, 2017 | featured, PC, PS4, Reviews, Xbox One
Review: Styx: Shards of Darkness A case study in bad writing. ; Of Orcs and Men is easily one of my favourite RPGs. It was focused in the story it wanted to tell, had stunning music, and most importantly, the characters were fascinating. Consider my surprise when,...
by Vikki Blake | Mar 6, 2017 | featured, Reviews, Uncategorized
Review: Resident Evil 7 Exquisite evil. ; Creeping around this house rarely feels safe. At first, I don’t even know what’s unsettling me. It’s dark, sure, and I bloody knew that door was going to latch and lock behind me (and not just because I’ve played/screamed my...
by Laura Dale | Mar 4, 2017 | featured, Nintendo Switch, Reviews
Review: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild A breath of fresh air ; I have played the opening hours of Breath of the Wild four times now, and every time I tackled the problem of the game’s first snowy mountain differently. The first time, I ran into the cold,...
by Laura Dale | Mar 3, 2017 | featured, Hardware, Nintendo Switch, Reviews
Review: Nintendo Switch An amazing handheld rushed to market. ; When Nintendo first revealed the Switch, they were very careful to stress in its marketing that this was a home console that you could take with you on the go, and not a portable console you could plug...
by Joe Parlock | Mar 2, 2017 | featured, PC, PS4, Reviews, Xbox One
Review: The Division: Last Stand Cracks in the foundation ; Instanced, competitive multiplayer has been one of the most highly requested features for The Division since it launched last March. The Dark Zone’s player vs. player vs. environment structure was intriguing,...
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