James Wilson

He’s got his timing slightly wrong, but Summer is probably lovely at Camp Crystal Lake. That’s right, Jason is finally slashing his way through the fog to join the cast of Dead by Daylight killers. Fans of asymmetric multiplayer horror…

Grime II is a sequel to Grime, a very well-reviewed game from way back in 2021. I can only judge the original from the bits I see online, but it appears to have earned the praise, so I approached Grime II with a bit of trepidation. I’m a…

Maybe Garfield doesn’t hate Mondays after all? As we get closer and closer to the June 15th “Cats Are the Best” superdrop, Wizards of the Coast have announced that three Garfield themed drops will be joining the summer line up! So, let’s…

The Duex Max DS External Display certainly meets its initial taglines. The body is lightweight and the overall profile could generously be described as slim. However, the product is not without its issues. For starters, we can go over my…

AI has taken over the planet. Humanity is on its last legs, stuck in floating havens suspended above the surface. I, however, am controlling a four-person team of pilots stomping around in a vaguely simian robot. This whole apocalypse…

Subnautica 2 is fast approaching its Early Access launch date, and Unknown Worlds recently announced that it has now gathered over 5 million wishlists. The original game launched out of Early Access way back in 2018, and seems to be almost…

Abiotic Factor has just launched its first major update of 2026, Cosmic Companions. Introducing two of the big C’s, Companions and Chemistry, the update is now live and ready to be installed. Our very own Liam reviewed Abiotic Factor at the…

I debated writing a review about Pokemon Champions at all. For one, the very first release is apparently a glitchy bugged mess (not that I've encountered much of it myself yet) and two, it’s live service, so this review potentially might…

I’m going to break two of my unspoken rules during this review of Front Mission 3: Remake. Firstly, I’ve been influenced by factors outside the game itself, and secondly, I’ve had to supplement my gameplay experience by looking online for…

Countless Army scratches a part of my brain that hasn't itched since I was a teenager. A lot of us can remember those days, stuck in a creaky chair in the computer room (don't age yourself too much here James), scrolling sites like…

Bonnie Bear Saves Frogtime is an odd proposition. The game is witty, charming, and is clearly well-crafted. So why am I finding myself bouncing off it? Bonnie Bear is one of those genre-bending games that will end up being given a generic…

The premise of Trash Goblin is incredibly simple. You are a Goblin, you get given trash, you turn that into treasure (well, trinkets as the game calls them) and sell them in your shop. Trash Goblin, brought to life by Spilt Milk Studios, is…

Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green were released for the Game Boy Advance in 2004 (themselves remakes of Pokemon Red/Blue/Green that were released in 1996/98 depending on your region for the Game Boy). In celebration of the 30th Anniversary of…

Pokopia has hit the headlines recently as being one of the first Switch 2 must haves, with fans flocking to stores to pick up the console in order to dive in. It probably goes without saying, but Nintendo didn't send us a code for this one.…

Drop Duchy - Complete Edition dropped onto Xbox Game Pass early this year, so I decided to take a look at this strange puzzle/deck building/rogue-lite. What I found intrigued me. If you've read any of my other reviews, you've probably…

EpiXR Games is at it again with another technically playable game with little to no instruction. Battle Puzzle 2048 - Queens of the Abyss (By the grace of the editors, now shortened to BP2048) is a reimagining of the 2048 game everybody was…

I was a huge fan of the Zuma titles back when they first released, so when Zumba - Marble Candy Rush (ZMCR, please Ed?) crossed my desk I was excited — despite the obvious copycat behaviour. A good game is a good game, right? Even when the…

Capes is a turn based strategy RPG set in a world not unlike ours. A shadowy corporation rules the streets, punishing those who try to do good whilst controlling the narrative and labelling them terrorists. The key difference? They have…

Grindstone originally began life as an Apple Arcade exclusive back in 2019, then an Epic Games Store exclusive in 2022. It eventually landed on Xbox and PlayStation consoles in 2023, and by god I'm glad it did. I technically slept on this…