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Blood Reaver (Early Access) Impressions
With Call of Duty Zombies fast approaching its 20th anniversary, it’s no surprise that “Zombies-like” games have started popping up. The horde-shooter mode has inspired multiple generations of players — so much so that some fans who grew up with it have decided to develop their own interpretations. I was…
Crisol: Theater of Idols Review – Low Price, High Potential
There’s always an air of caution when a new publisher arrives on the scene and promises the world. Take Embracer Group, for instance: a conglomerate that has had more negative headlines than successful games. Blumhouse Games had a different plan. It aimed to replicate the success of its older sibling,…
Shutter Paw: Top 15 Games of the Year – 2025
Despite 2025 being a bit of a shiter, there were plenty of games to get stuck into. Here’s my top fifteen of the year. Thanks to anyone who has read or watched my stuff this year. I genuinely appreciate it. Last year, Silent Hill 2 was my Game of the…
Black Ops 7 Review: Savour the Ashes
I often find myself conflicted about my love for Call of Duty. It’s a series I’ve found extremely influential, yet having grown up alongside it and all the baggage it has accumulated, I ask myself: Is this still the same COD from the golden era of Modern Warfare to Black…
Skate. (Early Access) Impressions: It’s Skate, but Not Enough.
Skate is back after fifteen years, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. The 2020s have seen a resurgence in skateboarding video games, sparked by the Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater remakes and indie titles like Session and Skater XL. It was only a matter of time before EA…