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RiMS Racing (XBO) – Review

There are only two actions that are more suicidal than being a motorcyclist: Strapping planks of wood to your feet and flinging yourself down a cliff, or being a dentist at the zoo. I’ve already spoken of my disdain for those that…

Death’s Door (Xbox One) – Review

Death’s Door is an isometric, hacky-slashy, Souls-like with the adventure of a Zelda-like and the grimness of the aforementioned Demon’s/Dark Souls. You play as a crow-reaper in a world that has, more or less, cured death. You are basically middle-management in death’s accountancy firm. Your first…

Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights (XBO) – Review

It was actually Alexx who first brought Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights to my attention ahead of his review, saying he was enjoying it. It was odd, as I tend to be the one pledging my faith in Miyazaki-san and begging for more. January…

Mass Effect 1: Legendary Edition (XBO) – Review

I pledge allegiance to Jean-Luc of the United Federation of Planets, and to Glasgow-kiss everyone that gets in the way of a peaceful resolution. I think it fair to say, through all that I write about and all that I consume in…

Rise Of The Tomb Raider (Xbox One) – Review

Right, let’s get this very straight: Mike and I are on opposite sides of the fence when it comes to Tomb Raider (2013). He reviewed it with the mindset of someone who enjoyed Uncharted, while I’d be removing Nathan Drake’s teeth from a wall…

Biomutant (Xbox One) – Review

For years now, I’ve seen the key-art for Biomutant and thought, “I should play that sometime,” forgetting it wasn’t out yet. Then I’d repeat this several times since its first announcement back in 2017, always assuming I’d get around to it one day when…

Iris.Fall (Xbox One) Review

There’s a lot of puzzle games on the market nowadays. A growing subgenre of the larger puzzle style of presentation is the puzzle-adventure strain. Games like Ori and the Will of the Wisps found a lot of favor with Xbox gamers. Now, a…

Call Of The Sea (XBO) – Review

An adventure game set in the 1930s with a beautiful art-style that balances its dark undertones with rose-tinted idealism of the time? Of course I am into that idea. Call of the Sea is just that, lead by Cissy Jones as Norah…

The Falconeer (XBO) – Review

The Falconeer is about riding a giant bird into battle and firing guns from its back. Why, for weeks before release, did I always think of something else when hearing that title? With every trailer that I’d seen before its release, it…

Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead Review

Bridge Constructor and Walking Dead fans are in for a treat as ClockStone brings us Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead. This new iteration of the popular Bridge Constructor franchise features the world and characters from The Walking Dead TV series. I was…