Category: Reviews

  • The Last Hero of Nostalgaia

    At A Glance Scores   Visuals 5 /10 Sound 8 /10 Gameplay 7 /10 Overall 8/10     Positives   + Witty story+ Hilarious narrator+ Perfect Dark Souls inspired game Negatives   – Glitchy experience– Clunky controls– Perfect Dark Souls inspired game     Price (When Reviewed) £19.99 Our Playtime 16 hours Available On Xbox Series X|S, PC…

  • The Room Two

    The Room Two

    The Room Two, developed by Fireproof Games, is a single player digital adaptation of your classic escape room experience. It’s full of cryptic puzzles and eerie settings and pushes the player to think outside the box and onto the next room. It’s the sequel to the first release of The Room and one in a…

  • Biomutant

    Biomutant

    Biomutant is a game that aims very firmly to sit in the genre that I’m going to call “Late 2010s Video Game.” If you’ve played, well, anything really, from the last six or so years you will be immediately familiar with how things work. Open world? Check. Badly implemented levelling systems? Check. Damage numbers when…

  • Splatoon 3

    Splatoon 3

    Refill your paint canisters and throw on your freshest gear, because the latest entry in Nintendo’s squad-based (or should that be squid-based?) shooter, Splatoon 3, is here! It’s been five years since the last entry in the franchise, and with a rabid core-fanbase and swathes of casual players returning, it feels like Nintendo have timed…

  • Cursed To Golf

    Cursed To Golf

    When it comes to the real-life sport – I hate golf. In fact, playing golf is my idea of hell. But offer me a golf videogame like Putt & Putter, Kirby’s Dream Course or Mario Golf and all that changes – I’m all-in. Where real golf is stiff and uninviting, videogame golf tends to be…

  • Blossom Tales 2: The Minotaur Prince

    Blossom Tales 2: The Minotaur Prince

    Blossom Tales 2: The Minotaur Prince, is the second game in the series released by Playtonic Games. After having enjoyed the first game, I was happy to see that a second game was in development and eagerly anticipated its release. Having, as I do, a love for a well made top-down adventure game (read: “yeah…

  • Lost In Play

    Lost In Play

    Lost in Play is a 2D cartoon-styled adventure game from Israeli developer Happy Juice Games, in which a brother and sister go on a wild adventure within their own hyper-active imaginations. Released in February on PC and ported to the Switch this August the game is full of charm, character and a great variety of…

  • The Tarnishing of Juxtia

    The Tarnishing of Juxtia

    The Tarnishing of Juxtia is a new entry to the competitive 2D soulslike genre. If you’re at all familiar with the tropes you’ll find yourself quickly at home – explore a dead/dying kingdom, collect souls from defeated enemies to level up, rest at a bonfire (fountain) to restore health/healing items and resurrect the enemies, tough…

  • SENSEs: Midnight

    SENSEs: Midnight

    The second game I reviewed after coming back on staff at VGamingNews was 2.5D 90’s-inspired survival-horror, Sense: A Cyberpunk Ghost Story by Suzaku. While the game had its problems, the roster of antagonists was interesting and the setting showed definite promise, so I jumped at the chance to play SENSEs: Midnight, Suzaku’s follow up title.…

  • Gamedec

    Gamedec

    I’ve always been a fan of detective shows. When I was growing up, my dad would watch every cop drama under the sun, and it was a nightly ritual for us to watch one or two together before I went to bed. Whether it’s an eccentric classic like Poirot or the more bombastic Law &…