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LYNE Review LYNE is about as minimalistic as a puzzle game can get. The design, the use of colour and the soundtrack are all minimal, calm and peaceful. Don’t be fooled…
Race The Sun Review Take the intensity of F-Zero, add a dash of Starfox, sprinkle some Wipeout over the top and you have Race The Sun. The first time I played Race The…
Does this interactive manga capitalise on its bloodthirsty potential, or is it simply the victim of its own ambition?
Luftrausers manages to stand out from the pack of modern arcade-shooters. That, however, doesn’t stop it suffering from some of the classic limitations of the genre.
JRPGs and RPGs in themselves are a very divided genre. Either you love them, hate them or haven't played enough to decide.
It says a lot about a game when you’ve purchased countless titles from AAA to Indie, and the one that grips you is the free-to-play one.
Dark Souls never felt like a videogame, at least, not to me. It felt like an experience removed from the usual trappings, tropes and conventions found in other genres and…
Might & Magic X Legacy brings the old-school RPG to the modern day, harking back to the days when the fate of your heroes rested on meticulous consideration of stats…
My PlayStation Vita seems to be getting a lot of love since OlliOlli. Despite the fact that the game itself was bad, I’ve been playing more games on my PSV in general.
Post Master places the gamer at the head of a citywide postal system, tasking him/her with the job of expanding their company across the game world.
When I previewed 1954 Alcatraz back in February, I said that it had the potential to match Daedalic Entertainment’s impressive past efforts. Well, I’ve since played the…
City building games have been around for ages, ever since the likes of the original incarnation of Sim City.
Procyon is a simple, fun and most importantly extremely cheap slice of action for side scrolling shooter fans.
It's been an agonising wait, but finally Snake is back. Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is a fantastic appetite-whetter to keep us satisfied until The Phantom Pain arrives.
