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Evil Dead: The Game
Evil Dead has been terrifying stoned students, horror fans and geeks into niche references since the early 1980s. The movie, made for around 80 pence in today’s money, was an unassuming piece of work driven by three young students who set the standard for many horror tropes used today. On top of this, Sam Raimi,…
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We Were Here Forever
While it feels like a lifetime ago already, the W.A.S.D. event was an excellent opportunity for us to try out some upcoming titles and stoke some excitement at some of the stellar games just on the horizon. One that seriously caught our eye was We Were Here Forever, the fourth and newest entry to the…
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Kao The Kangaroo
UPDATE 24 November 2022: Since our review, the team at Tate Multimedia has been hard at work introducing new bug fixes as well as paid DLC. Whilst the game has largely been fixed, we won’t re-review the game but we have taken the decision to review the DLC and new updates HERE. I make no…
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Ratchet And Clank: Rift Apart
Eight years. That’s how long it’s been since the last new entry in the Ratchet & Clank series. Outside of 2016’s PS4 remake of the first game, I have gone a whole console generation without stepping into Insomniac Games’ crazy universe where a Lombax and a tiny robot team up to save the galaxy. Insomniac…
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LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
Back in 2005, two of the world’s most gargantuan franchises combined to create a gaming phenomenon – it went on to spawn more than twenty similar titles spanning some of the most popular series in film and literature, and made more money than even Jabba the Hutt could spend in a lifetime. I’m of course…
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Silt
Little captures my attention like a distinct visual style in a video game and seeing the artwork for Silt plastered around the Fireshine Games booth at W.A.S.D. seriously piqued my interest. A explorative puzzler set in the crushing depths of the ocean, Silt asks you to embody a silent protagonist with a frightening mystical ability…
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Vesper: Zero Light Edition
First showing up on our radar way back at Gamescom 2021, sci-fi puzzle-platformer Vesper caught our eye with its lucid colour palette and interesting character design. Sadly, our busy schedule kept us covering the original release, but developers Cordens Interactive have been busy working on an update that dropped in mid-May 2022. Titled Vesper: Zero…
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Revita
They say that practice makes perfect and this is most definitely the case when it comes to roguelike games, where the stakes are high and the margin for error small. The W.A.S.D. event turned us on to a promising upcoming entry in the genre in Revita from BenStar Games. Now fully released and racing along…
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Superliminal
Rarely in life are things as clear cut as they are in videogames; the protagonists in our lives often have more murky stains on their cloaks than those we steer with a controller, and real people’s intentions are much more open to interpretation than any side-quest-giving NPC. It’s all a matter of perspective on how…
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The Vagabond Emperor
The Vagabond Emperor puts you in the shoes of a character who has had enough of the state of the country and decides to be the nation’s ruler. (They might have also had a few pints when this revelation comes to them, but that’s neither here nor there.) As you set off on your journey,…
