Spin-off games are usually the ones that have the craziest concepts for their original franchise. There is something about not having to officially tie in an established franchise to a singular game that helps to […] Read More
Category: Reviews
All reviews written by Jack “Jinx” McKay
People who don’t play video games often raise the question of whether the medium encourages senseless violence and as such teaches young and impressionable children the wrong message of using violence to solve all of […] Read More
Escapism really is a funny concept isn’t it? The very idea of wanting to ignore the world around you and try living in a seperate reality for a short period of time to help improve […] Read More
It’s been almost 13 years since Valve dipped into the depressing and brilliantly explored Half Life series and with their newest entry, Half Life: Alyx, being a VR exclusive title many fans were very skeptical […] Read More
There are not many franchises that can claim to have as massive of a side-game library as Pokemon does.from racers to puzzlers and perhaps most famously even dungeon crawlers which the subject of this review […] Read More
I enjoy checking out smaller indie titles from time to time as most of them have been made with a lot of care and love when compared to bigger titles that are made to only […] Read More
When we think of gaming homages we like to think of video games that are inspired by previous creations but try to go their own way. This can mean taking things from their story, their […] Read More
Intergalactic roads, take me home. With the absolute disaster that was Fallout 76 many people have been looking for a ‘proper’ Fallout game that would satisfy their need for a hardcore first person RPG with […] Read More
Taking inspiration from other titles is common practice in the gaming industry nowadays. People create homages to games from the past, build upon mechanics from titles to create something new and others simply create the […] Read More
The miserable journey of a broken man. The tagline to Lisa: The Painful RPG certainly lives up to the short description that it gives itself. I’m hugely late to the party when it comes to […] Read More