Darksider 2 : Deathinitive Edition – Review

Darksiders 2 the Deathiitive edition brings another remake to the next generation and while it surely wont have the appeal of Uncharted on PS4 or Gears of War on the Xbox One, the first game in the franchise picked up quite a few fans along War’s journey, who are no doubt eager to once again get their hands on the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse. Darksiders 2 was originally released 3 years ago, due…

Everyboys Gone to the Rapture – Review

It’s been a while since I first heard about everybody’s gone to Rapture, the name suggests a Bioshock link, so upon realising it wasn’t anything to do with 2K’s behemoth franchise I’d pretty much written off Everybody’s gone to the Rapture. Looking back, maybe I was right to write it off as a quality game, but I was certainly wrong to disregard it as an amazing experience.

Firstly let get’s…

Divinity Original Sin : Enhanced Edition – Review

When I first heard of Divinity Original Sin heading to console as an Enhanced edition package, I don’t mind admitting I was less than inspired, While I’ve regularly spent more time than I’d care to admit with titles like Baldur’s gate, Icewind Dale and Diablo, I’ve never felt the style of game carries over very successfully to console. Diablo 3 was a treat but with the power of Blizzard there’s…

Divinity – Original Sin : Enhanced Edition – Review

When I first heard of Divinity Original Sin heading to console as an Enhanced edition package, I don’t mind admitting I was less than inspired, While I’ve regularly spent more time than I’d care to admit with titles like Baldur’s gate, Icewind Dale and Diablo, I’ve never felt the style of game carries over very successfully to console. Diablo 3 was a treat but with the power of Blizzard there’s…

NOW That’s What I Call Sing – Review

NOW, That’s what’s been in my head for the last 32 years.

Since I was a kid, the NOW franchise has long been a staple of recent music, releasing a compilation of the latest tracks with enough mixture of pop, dance and even a little hip’hop and no sooner had you decided whether tape/CD 1 or 2 was your favorite the next release was out and your collection was passed it’s sell-by date.

So roll on…

Assassins Creed Syndicate – Review

Little over a year ago fans of the Assassins Creed franchise where looking forward to AC:Unity. Plagued with launch issues which not only triggered an angry backlash of gamers, but also forced Ubisoft to offer DLC free and for those who had pre-ordered the season-pass containing gold edition, a free game from Ubisofts current line-up of games.

It was an sloppy, rushed launch, and while many of…

WRC 5 – Review

WRC might not be the most noticeable of names in the sporting calendar but for many the World Rally championship is a regular must see event (Even if occasionally a little one sided).  In the world of video games, it’s much harder to be one-sided, because if the artificial intelligence isn’t good enough you’re sure to find hundreds online who are.

WRC first started life a few generations ago on…

Broken Sword 5 : The Serpent’s Curse – Review

Broken Sword is a long running franchise that first began September 1996, Over the last 19 years, some games have seen just as many annual releases, but Broken Sword is now only in it’s 5th itteration, The Serpent’s Curse was first released on PC a few years back, but the version reviewed is the new release on Xbox One.

One thing that’s remained the same is the strong connection to it’s roots as…