The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask is probably my favourite Zelda game as it’s the one I think most fondly about and consider replaying every once in awhile. It seems then that the talented devs […] Read More
Author: Jinx the Game Critic
In an exciting move Square Enix has decided to finally release the entirety of the Kingdom Hearts franchise onto Steam on June 13th. The game franchise has been on PC for a while but it’s […] Read More
The rumour mill is swirling again as screenshots have appeared on 4Chan and Twitter of a supposedly new game from Valve, a 6v6 Hero Shooter called ‘Deadlock’. The screenshots show off various moments from the […] Read More
Good necromancy games are difficult to get right. Many times you have experiences that claim they are ‘Necromancy’ games but just end up being a standard beat-em-up or spell-slinging game and you can have a […] Read More
The long awaited Japanese-themed Assassin’s Creed game has finally been unveiled as ‘Assassin’s Creed Shadows’ and it is exactly the type of thing you would expect it to be. It’s set in Japan during the […] Read More
The cretaor of Monkey Island, Ron Gilbert, has been on a roll recently following the release of his most recent title ‘Thumbleweed Park’ as it seems as it seems as though he is ready to […] Read More
Once again it seems that Rockstar are dipping their toes back into the realm of PC gaming as dataminers recently checked the Rockstar Launcher and found lines referring to the original Red Dead Redemption coming […] Read More
If you all remember my review of ‘Scorn’ back in the day you will note that while I found it visually striking I didn’t enjoy the gameplay all too much. Well it might seem strange […] Read More
It seems as though Sony are having troubles with the PSN (Playstation Network) again, the service that allows you to play Playstation games online, and it primarily concerns platforms that aren’t even controlled by Sony. […] Read More
I have a strange fascination with Liminal Spaces, those odd locations that seem otherworldly and in many interpretations actually become new worlds that you can infinitely explore to your heart’s content. It’s an almost relaxing […] Read More