‘Bury Me, My Love’ Review: The Reality of a Refugee in Crisis
My wife’s first journey across Europe ended abruptly in a Bulgarian forest. I could have, should have, told Nour to catch up with Emmanuel, rather...
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‘Override: Mech City Brawl’ Review: Fight the Hurricane
Guillermo del Toro’s mecha-monster masterpiece Pacific Rim released in 2013, which featured titanic ‘Jaegers’, piloted fighting-robots tasked with cancelling the apocalypse by defeating the monstrous...
World’s Strongest: ‘Dragon Ball FighterZ’ Season 2 Wishlist
It’s safe to say that Dragon Ball FighterZ is taking the fighting game world by storm, culminating in an incredible final match at Evo 2018...
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‘Dead Cells’ Review: Die, Die and Die Again
The warrior with the burning head tentatively crosses the black bridge. He’d finally made it further than ever before. He’d blitzed his way through the...
The Remake Dilemma
The eighth generation of gaming could be described as many things. It can be described as a generation filled with examples of mature storytelling, incredible...
Anime Ichiban: George’s Top 10 Moments in ‘Dragon Ball’ (Part 2)
In Anime Ichiban, we take a look at our writer’s totally personal, totally subjective, possibly biased, and possibly stupid opinions regarding anime associated affairs. Woah,...
Anime Ichiban: George’s Top 10 Moments in ‘Dragon Ball’ (Part 1)
In Anime Ichiban, we take a look at our writer’s totally personal, totally subjective, possibly biased, and possibly stupid opinions regarding anime associated affairs. With...
Top 10 Games with Staff Writer, George Cheese
I firmly believe that people's favorite games are those they play in their teenage and early adult years, and, well, that's where I'm at now....
Where the Shrakh are the ‘Middle-earth’ Nemesis System Rip-Offs?
In September 2014, Warner Bros released yet another licensed Lord of the Rings game. Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor was a fun romp through Tolkien’s world,...
‘Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds’ is More of a Good Thing
Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds Developed by: Guerilla Published by: Sony Available on: PS4 The fact that Horizon Zero Dawn isn’t my game of...
‘Ghost of Tsushima’: How Sucker Punch Can Make Their Best Game
Ghost of Tsushima is an open-world game set in Japan during the Mongol invasion of 1274. Developed by Sucker Punch Productions – the creators of...
Android Dreams: ‘NieR Automata’ and the Human (S)oul in Visual Storytelling and Design
flowers for m(A)chines NieR Automata is a lot of things. Stripped of artistic value, it is a highly pleasing and utterly polished action game that...
Anime Adaptations: Why Does Hollywood Always Fail?
Anime adaptations have a sordid history in Hollywood’s production studios. Death Note is the latest property to get adapted by the US. A seminal anime...
‘The Solus Project’ Is A Sturdy Vessel, Lost In Space
The Solus Project is a linear exploration game, with simple crafting and survival mechanics to add another level of game-play to what is, for the...
‘Freaking Meatbags’ Review: An Imperfect Organism
A comedic sci-fi strategy game that experiments with genres and mechanics, but is ultimately a jack of all trades. Enjoyable, unfocused and shallow....
Which Stephen King Novels Would Make Great Games?
There’s no denying that Stephen King is one of the mostly influential novelists of the twentieth century. His prolific novel output is matched only by...
Why Nintendo Is Smart To Avoid Achievements
Last month, our managing games editor Mike Worby argued that its high time for Nintendo to adopt achievements. All the competing systems in the past decade...
A Butterfly with Broken Wings: MadameBerry’s ‘Fragile Soft Machines’
Butterflies are often used as a symbol for freedom and beauty in literature, and the butterfly is symbolic of the soul in the folklore of...
The Best PlayStation VR Software (So Far)
It’s been just over half a year since the first commercially viable virtual reality headset became available to the purchase. PlayStation VR has had a...
Artificial Hardcore: Difficulty & ‘Pokémon’ Nuzlocke
Games these days often seem easier than their counterparts from twenty years ago. A lot of modern titles have a myriad of choices to modify...