Atomic Owl builds its challenge around a cycle of exploration, combat, and steady growth. Starting from Twilight Perch, you ...

Set in 2091, Killing Floor 3 places you in a near-future fight against Horzine’s latest creations. Seventy years after the ...

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Ninja Gaiden II Black, surprise announced at the recent Xbox Developer_Direct, brings back the legendary ninja Ryu Hayabusa. Developed by Team Ninja and published by Koei Tecmo, this remake of the ...

Returning often By Paul Hunter Let's get two key points out in the open right from the top. Firstly, The Last of Us Part II Remastered absolutely should have been titled a Director's Cut and not a ...

Alfred Hitchcock – Vertigo contains a deliciously creepy cast of characters, headlined by Ed Miller, a charismatic writer that gets recurring writer's block that can last for years. He's also ...

Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered PC reviewFour things I like about this game, and one I don't By Paul Hunter It doesn't seem like too long ago when it would have been fair to say that PlayStation ...

Bionic Bay review on PS5Simple mechanics meet devious puzzles By Paul Hunter From the outside, Bionic Bay might look like another side-scrolling platformer, but spend a few minutes with it and you’ll ...

Horizon Forbidden West review on PS5Four things I like about this game, and one I don't By Paul Hunter I've been waiting five long years to play Horizon Forbidden West, the sequel to 2017's ...

33 years after playing the original Final Fantasy on NES, I'm back once again playing the latest entry in this incredible role-playing series. And oh, just how far Square Enix has come from those ...

Blasphemous 2 review on PS5An immaculatus Metroidvania By Paul Hunter I couldn't help but get sucked into the well-crafted world of Cvstodia in the original Blasphemous. With its Roman Catholicism and ...

A wonderful family 4-player game By Paul Hunter I may be a bit late to the party, but when it comes to Mario games the party is always happening. Nintendo of Canada recently gave me the opportunity to ...