Review: Adr1ft
there are several moments when you want to just stop still for a moment and admire the view…
Articles by Iain
Board Game Review: Quadropolis
it’s how you position the buildings and resources you earn on your own board that makes or breaks your game…
Civilization VI Devs Play as Brazil for 90 Minutes
it’s looking fantastic…
Board Game Review: Via Nebula
Via Nebula is definitely going to stay near the top of my pile of games…
Board Game Review: Histrio
I really liked Histrio, far more than I expected to…
F1 2016’s Career Mode is Looking Great
this is still looking like a great new career mode…
Board Game Review: Ticket to Ride (Europe)
It’s very clear to me just why Ticket to Ride is held in such high regard…
Review: Mirrors Edge Catalyst
it’s easy to lose a lot of time just running round…
Board Game Review: Knit Wit
after one game you’ll probably find that everyone knows what’s going on and will want to play again…
Review: Legendary Villains and Secret Wars Vol 1 & 2
I’m really impressed with the Legendary system…
Review: Pokemon Trainer Kit
the realisation struck that we actually knew how to play Pokemon…
Hardware Review: Prif Freedom 1 Wireless Headset
the Freedom 1 headset is a very impressive device for the money…
Confessions of an Inn Keeper: The Bloody Inn Review
it’s quite an effort to kill someone – you’d be surprised…
Carcassonne: A 3 Year Old’s Review
If a pre-school child can pick it up after a few games, then you’d like to think anyone could…
Review: Fallout 4 Far Harbor DLC
it’s a huge, well made and very poignant DLC…
Review: Blues and Bullets, Episodes 1 & 2
it’s definitely one to keep an eye on…
Review: Doom
it’s still a balls-out fast-paced shooter which stands up against almost anything else available…
Review: Battleborn
a level of enjoyment not seen much since… well… Borderlands…
Board Game Review: Takenoko
when you’ve got some awesome components accompanying a brilliant game you can’t really get much better…