Category Archives: Review

Is this latest farming simulator the cream of the crop or another one for manure pile. Continue reading →

The-Big-Don reviews ‘Little Adventures on the Prairie’ – Is it the platformer we have been waiting for, or is it just a trophy hunters dream…. Continue reading →

Well it is here, another huge milestone hit…200 Episodes, So for this special occasion we have our disco balls out.
Thank you all that have supported us over the 200 episodes Continue reading →

This episode we talk about potential game of the year, has it already been release or is the best yet to come, and we also kick off the Host and Community Trophy count… Continue reading →

Amnesia: The Dark Descent is a survival horror game first released in 2010 for PC by Frictional Games. Amnesia: Justine is a short expansion for the original game and Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs is an indirect sequel set in the same world as the original. The Amnesia Collection brings … Continue reading →

Beat em up. I’d rather be beat up. Super Dungeon Bros sets you out on a path to travel through dungeons in a quest to basically get some new gear for your heroes. Story wise the game starts promising with some beautiful animated cut scenes which could well be within … Continue reading →

The PlayStation Show UK loves a good racer, especially a racer that brings out a concentration level you haven’t used since the last time you tried enter the key in the front door after a night out on the beer, so does Mantis Burn Racing live up to our needs. … Continue reading →

Stories: The Path of Destinies is a dungeon crawler/action RPG style game, its hard to define Stories in just one genre due to its many aspects. You begin the game as Reynardo; a pirate fox with a mission to overthrow the oppressive space emperor with the help of the rouge … Continue reading →

Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition I’m not a big RPG fan, but when offered the chance to review Divinity I figured I’d give it a go. From the outset, you choose your two characters; customise their appearance, and more importantly their abilities and stats.  As a new player I selected … Continue reading →

Three Fourths Home, simply put is not a game but an interactive story, with branching story lines, much like the old choose your adventure books (that we used to hold the page to make sure we made the right choice). I won’t go into the detail of the story as … Continue reading →