Vertiginous Golf: Review
Veterans of other golf games will find something new when stepping up to the green; the game plays more like 3D snooker, emp…
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IGN Reviews
A Pixel Story: Review
byPeter Crop
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It’s pretty safe to say that PC indie gaming is currently in the grip of a serious nostalgia boom, with every second game re…
Read moreCrypt of the NecroDancer: Review
byPeter Crop
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Crypt of the NecroDancer is not the first game to fuse dungeon crawling and rhythm action the rather charming Sequence (Now …
Read moreThe Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Review
byPeter Crop
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Providing an initial sense of purpose is something that grand-scale RPGs have historically struggled to do. For all the meri…
Read moreBastion: PS4, Review
byPeter Crop
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There are a great many instances in which having a disembodied voice narrating your every move would be profoundly irritatin…
Read moreMLB 15: The Show, Review
byPeter Crop
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Were there a sports-style rankings system for #firstworldproblems, The Show developer Sony San Diego’s current plight would …
Read moreAssassin's Creed Chronicles: China, Review
byPeter Crop
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Oh Ezio, what have you become? While this could be a question validly posed to the entire franchise, it can actually be answ…
Read moreInfinity Runner: Review
byPeter Crop
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Sometimes on a rainy day, ol’ Phil sits in his rocking chair and thinks back to 2013’s Master reboot, an unpolished gem from…
Read moreAaru’s Awakening: Review
byPeter Crop
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The planet Lumenox’s four deities Dawn, Day, Night and Dusk have lived in perfect balance for centuries, a balance struck af…
Read morePool Nation FX: Xbox One, Review
byPeter Crop
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The sport of pool, the one where you have to hit red or yellow (or solids and striped) balls into the pockets on a billiards…
Read moreDungeons & Dragons: Neverwinter, Xbox One, Review
byPeter Crop
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I’ll be the first one to tell you that I know nothing about Dungeons & Dragons. I know it is an RPG-board game-thingy ma…
Read moreTower of Guns: Review
byPeter Crop
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Roguelike games aren’t likely to disappear any time soon in fact, the quasi-genre is starting to span other genres quite a l…
Read moreMonsterBag: PS Vita, Review
byPeter Crop
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MonsterBag is part of the growing number of indie games that shows that the gaming community at large enjoys the creativity …
Read moreThe Hunter: Primal, Review
byPeter Crop
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At its worst, The Hunter: Primal lets you win knife fights with Utahraptors. Standing taller than a man, these intelligent …
Read moreBroken Age: Act 2, Review
byPeter Crop
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Just as her first act did, the second part of Vella’s Broken Age story opens with a knife. But rather than searching for cu…
Read moreMortal Kombat X: Review
byPeter Crop
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Here’s something we never thought we’d print: Mortal Kombat X is nice. It can still be deeply unpleasant when it wants to b…
Read moreBloodsports TV: Review
byPeter Crop
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The elevator pitch for Bloodsports TV must have been something along the lines of, “Imagine a MOBA that’s also a Tower Defen…
Read moreSteins;Gate: PS Vita, Review
byPeter Crop
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Can we still call visual novels niche? Virtue’s Last Reward and Danganronpa, both similarly arriving in Europe on Sony’s PS …
Read moreSid Meier’s Starships: Review
byPeter Crop
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In recent years, the notion of interacting with your favourite game universe via a variety of means has become increasingly …
Read morePillars Of Eternity: Review
byPeter Crop
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Pillars Of Eternity is an homage to a bygone age: a time when developers knew what ‘tactical role-playing combat’ actually …
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