Review: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
I feel war-damaged…
Articles by Matt
Review: God’s Trigger
you decide to save earth by teaming up with a devil called Judy…
Review: Rico
Kick doors, shoot dudes…
Feature: Into the Breach – A Gaming Pinnacle
possibly the best example of how deep a game can be without overwhelming systems…
April’s Free Games Preview
this isn’t the ‘new’ Star Wars Battlefront II condemned by loot box controversy…
Review: ToeJam and Earl: Back in the Groove
It’s a hark back to the original ToeJam and Earl many, many years ago…
Review: Far Cry: New Dawn
You’re constantly picking up points of interest, places to go, people to find, talk to, side missions…
March’s Free Games Preview
a great shooter and brilliant diversion from the classic Star Wars style of game…
Review: Riot: Civil Unrest
it’s really a jumping off point for learning more about historic riots…
Review: Smoke and Sacrifice
there is a ritual where firstborn children are sacrificed to save the village…
February’s Free Games Preview
Meanwhile Microsoft continue their weird staggered release schedule…
January’s Free Games Preview
Steep does a good job of capturing the fun of snowboarding and skiing…
Review: Hitman 2
What I don’t imagine, is dressing up as a chicken and beating someone to death with a wrench…
Review: Battlefield V
It’s a bit hard to find fault with Battlefield…
December’s Free Games Preview
I’ll probably only play a few minutes as I’ll be too scared…
Review: The Forest
You feel alone and defenceless, but can end up feeling powerful and in control…
Review: Castlevania Requiem
Symphony of the Night really opens it up to the classic exploration style we know and love…
Review: Pilot Sports
it works, it’s kind of fun…
November’s Free Games Preview
drive a constantly spinning limousine around picking up passengers. Sounds a bit like the town of Milton Keynes…