Platinum Reviews – Star Wars Episode 1 Racer (PS4) – Sebulba Always Wins
‘Twas the Christmas of 1999. A seven year old boy was happily ripping apart the wrapping paper to get to the presents inside. It was the year Pokémon finally came […]
Platinum Review – Sleeping Dogs: Definitive Edition (PS4) – You Can Go Your Own Wei
We’ve had the showdown, we’ve had Blake’s review and now the last part of what has accidentally become Sleeping Dogs week is here. Please read Blake’s review beforehand as at […]
Post Platinum Thoughts: Sleeping Dogs – Definitive Edition
FIRSTLY. SPOILERS AHEAD. THE GAME IS VERY CHEAP IF YOU WANNA PLAY IT FIRST. Okay, so recently Stu and I had an idea. We both love games, we both love […]
Pokemon Shield – Isle Of Armor DLC Review
After “hum-ing” and “haw-ing”, I finally forked out money for the DLC pass for Pokemon Shield. Wednesday was the launch of the first part, so after sinking in maybe […]
Metal Gear Summer 2: Stu’s of Liberty – GAME REVIEW – Metal Gear (MSX, via PS2, via PS3, via PS4, via PS Now)
Over on Twitch I am going through a personal mission to beat every mainline Metal Gear game on stream. It is something I tried to do five years ago in […]
Platinum Reviews – LEGO City Undercover – Gotta Chase (McCain) That Platinum!
Following on from getting the platinum trophy in LEGO Ninjago The Movie The Game, I decided it only makes sense to follow that with the other LEGO game that was […]
Kentucky Route Zero Review
I know that it sounds cliched, but it is the truth – there are no games I have seen or played that is exactly like this. If I were to […]
Platinum Reviews – LEGO Ninjago Movie: The Videogame – LEGO Ninjago to the Polls
As a pro gamer, a sex god and a guy who owns a PlayStation 4 (only one of these statements is true), I have occasionally become obsessed with the hunt […]
Final Fantasy VII Remake Review – Cloud to the Left of Me, Barret to the Right, Here I am Stuck in Midgar With You
Final Fantasy VII. One of the most monumental and iconic games ever made. One that helped bring not only the JRPG genre to new heights outside of Japan but was […]
Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch) – Tom Nook-ed on a Feeling
In hindsight, Animal Crossing’s initial delay was a blessing in disguise because holy cow this game could not have came out during a better time. Animal Crossing has always been […]
Pokémon Sword (Switch) – Oh I Say, A Jolly Good Return to Form, Mate
The Great Pokémon Controversy of 2019 threatened to overshadow the release of Sword/Shield – at least on Twitter. The non-inclusion of over half of the pre-existing Pokémon, or Dexit as […]
Final Fantasy VIII Remastered – Squall & Rinoa’s Bonkers’ Adventure is still super fun
Final Fantasy VIII is one of the best RPGs on the PS1 – having to follow the phenomenon of VII was no mean feat yet through some experimental gameplay ideas, […]
Kind Words (lo fi chill beats to write to) – a beautiful game about helping real strangers with their problems
Sometimes life is difficult. Sometimes letting the people who care about the most know about your issues is too difficult to fathom. Sometimes being okay feels like it is miles […]
Dragon Quest Builders 2 Review (Switch) – That’s Not Your Craft, It’s Mine
Dragon Quest Builders 2 is a game that wears its influences loud and proud on its sleeve. A cross between JRPG, Minecraft style open world sandbox and some almost Zelda-esque […]
Depixtion (2019) – Triple Picross Mania to Soothe the Soul
Picross is one of those games I go to if I want ten minutes or so of chill out time. Maybe at the end of a heavy session of Big […]
Super Mario Maker 2 – The Real Super Mario Maker is the Friends We Lose Along the Way
I am not good at 2D Mario games. I did not grow up with a NES or a SNES so the only one I am halfway decent with is Super […]
