While we love to podcast and stream our favourite games, we also like to write up our thoughts on the games we have been playing. You can find all of our written reviews here! We score our reviews on a 5 star scale with half points. All information about our review scale can be found on our About page!
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I can remember picking up SteamWorld Dig when it was first released and instantly getting addicted to its perfect combination of exploration and upgrades. It’s rare that a game hooks me so completely, but it happened again with Dig 2 and then again with Heist. […]
In this review we discuss the Genki Bluetooth Adapter by Human Things and how well it works with multiple bluetooth headphones, including AirPods. This adapter will allow you to listen to bluetooth audio from your Nintendo Switch Console. We discuss…
It’s a rare game that genuinely makes me smile – and I play a lot of Nintendo games. Wandersong somehow does it constantly. I know, I know. You glance at Wandersong and think you have it all figured out. Annoyingly happy little guy sings his […]
The Switch is turning into an 8/16-bit game fan’s paradise as of late, there are so many awesome little downloadable titles showing up on the eShop these days. When I saw that the sequel to the fantastic auto-runner Kid Tripp was coming out and that […]
Squids Odyssey is an interesting blend of physics-based action and turn-based strategy. You control a band of cephalopods who are on an adventure to save their beloved ocean from an invading force of black, goopy, corrupted shellfish. Squids first made an appearance on the iOS […]
What does popping bubbles in the club have to do with saving the solar system? I’m not sure, but when you figure it out please let me know. YUSO, is a game about popping bubbly faces while getting a bit of a story from the […]
I played a large number of text based adventure games on my first computer. Though, that was more due to the technology of the time rather than a creative choice the game developers made. We’ve moved on from glowing characters on a monitor to lifelike […]
Ever since Fe was shown off during EA’s event at E3 2016 I’ve wanted to explore it’s haunting neon landscapes, and the fact that it was coming to the Switch made it a must buy for me. Released as part of Electronic Arts’ new Originals […]
The Switch is quickly turning into an Indie Game powerhouse, every week seems to bring us a treasure trove of gaming goodness. The unfortunate side effect of this endless bounty is that sometimes hidden gems are buried. It’s because of this that I try to […]
Skyrim is one of my favourite games of all time. Between the PS3, PS4 and PC versions I’ve put in well over 300 hours of exploration, questing and sneaky thieving. Even with the vast amount of time I’ve spent in Tamriel there are still huge […]
How We Soar first grabbed my interest with it’s interesting graphical style. Huge paper-craft dioramas floating in space soaked in bright reds and greens being explored on a huge construction paper phoenix. From as far back as I can remember I’ve always been fascinated with […]
Welcome to Holoball, the TRON-styled death sport of the future — we’ll get to the death part in a minute. This is the 3rd title developed by TreeFortress Games. It’s also their first released foray in the VR space. Released on Steam in April, with […]
EVE: Gunjack is an action-packed wave based arcade shooter for the PlayStation VR. If the name sounds familiar to you, that’s because it should. For the PlayStation VR launch we received two full games based in the EVE Online universe. EVE: Gunjack is by far […]
We were bound to get a gaggle of on-rails or stationary light gun shooters early on in the PSVR’s life. I mean it’s a perfect medium to finally bring these games to life in ways that old school light-guns and Wiimotes never could. Pixel Gear […]
The PlayStation VR release date has finally arrived, and by far the game I was most looking forward to experiencing for myself was Owlchemy Lab’s Job Simulator. Set in a future time where people visit Job Museums to see how us plebeians got by in […]
