PC Game Reviews
Command & Conquer Remastered Collection Review
If I could summarise a list of all the games that influenced my childhood, C&C and Red Alert would both be on the list, so you can imagine my excitement when I found out about impending C&C Re...
Raft Review
Raft is one of those games that could easily be missed, but adds a much needed new perspective to the survival genre. Surviving isn’t actually that hard on Raft, as soon as you can get into a ro...
Planet Zoo Review: Is it Worth the Hype?
Before you read my Planet Zoo review, yes, the game is worth the hype. Spoiler alert, I absolutely love the game. However, there are aspects I prefer from its counterpart, Planet Coaster. If Planet Zo...
Modern Warfare Review (Campaign)
It’s been a while since I have enjoyed a Call of Duty game. Whilst Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare was an amazing game, I was still nervous about doing the Modern Warfare (2019 reboot) review. I ...
Farcry 5 Review
When Farcry 5 was first announced I was more excited than I had been with other Farcry titles. I’ve even played through the game a couple of times before doing the Farcry 5 review. The game̵...
Atlas review
When Atlas was first announced, I must say, being a fan of Ark, I was excited not only to play, but also to complete an Atlas review. However, after playing, I decided to hold off assuming that the ga...
Man of Medan Review
After hearing that the developers of Until Dawn were making a new game, I was excited to write a Man of Medan review. As I had already started to see different reviews based on the console and Steam v...
Two Point Hospital Review (PC)
When Two Point Hospital was released I was ecstatic. God knows how much of my youth I spent playing Theme Hospital, and still do to this day! Two Point Hospital is created by Two Point Studios who are...
A Way Out Review
Hello readers! Today I bring you A Way Out review. It’s the second game directed by Josef Fares; the first being Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons (which is amazing if you haven’t yet played it...
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