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Assassin’s Creed Unity Review

Ah Paris, the city of love. It’s been the star attraction of films, books and television shows through the ages, but games have never quite managed to capture its allure. Sure you’ve got the impressive Neo-Paris of Remember Me, the black and [...] Read more
Rosh Kelly |  11 November, 2014
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Tales of Hearts R Review

I think it’s fair to say at this point that the Tales series is rivalling the likes of Final Fantasy for the title of ‘Best JRPG Franchise’. Whilst the latest titles of Square Enix‘s juggernaut are either moving away from the single player [...] Read more
Dave Aubrey |  10 November, 2014
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Shadow Warrior Review - Wang On Consoles

Shadow Warrior arrives on consoles (PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, specifically), but can it overcome its controversial heritage to deliver the promised arcade action of times long gone by? In an age of cover based shooting and regenerating health, [...] Read more
Rosh Kelly |  5 November, 2014
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Samurai Warriors 4 Review - The Way of The Warrior

Action games are making a comeback this year. Not too long ago we were plagued with shooter after shooter, and although the shooters are still releasing in full force, we’ve seen action games making resurgence – Bayonetta 2 released to huge [...] Read more
Dave Aubrey |  30 October, 2014
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Lords of the Fallen Review - Trying & Trying Again

From Software‘s Souls series, particularly Dark Souls 1 & 2, have changed gaming in more ways than even the developers could have imagined. Whether one likes it or not, its success stirred a radical shift away from the spoonfed gaming [...] Read more
Alessio Palumbo |  28 October, 2014
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The Legend of Korra Review

Welcome to the world of Avatar, a fun, frantic and fluid cel-shaded world with a few problems and lots of enemies. For full disclosure, I have been an unwaveringly loyal fan of the TV series since the very beginning. I sing Secret Tunnel when [...] Read more
Rosh Kelly |  24 October, 2014
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The Evil Within Review - Scary & Frustrating

The Evil Within can be summarised in one simple, yet terrifying sentence: it is the ungodly lovechild of Dark Souls and Silent Hill. If you’re looking for a horror title that will make you regret playing with the lights off, The Evil Within will [...] Read more
Rosh Kelly |  22 October, 2014
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NBA2K15 Review - Almost there

Despite the global success of superstars such as “Magic” Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and Kevin Durant – the NBA is fundamentally an American pastime. Basketball is a flashy sport; an adrenaline-fuelled spectacle of physicality, speed and [...] Read more
Gary Marston |  13 October, 2014
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Natural Doctrine Review - Cruel and Unusual

“Games just aren’t difficult anymore” is a phrase thrown around by elder, nostalgic gamers regarding the games of their youth. In a sense, there’s some truth to it; Super Mario 3D World is hardly as challenging as Super Mario Bros. if you’re a [...] Read more
Dave Aubrey |  11 October, 2014
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Ryse: Son of Rome Review (PC)

After a lukewarm reception on Xbox One, where it played the role of launch title, Ryse: Son of Rome lands now on PC shores. Crytek, traditionally a PC developer, is now able to show the game at its fullest graphics potential thanks to the [...] Read more
Alessio Palumbo |  9 October, 2014

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