Reviews

Cyberpunk is absolutely filled to the brim with fashion, style and, well, exquisite  Night City vibes and now, with the new Gunnar Cyberpunk 2077 Dex glasses, you can step into that world and experience it through the eyes of one of its…

Gunnar’s glasses offer solid eye protection and remain stylish for office use or out and about That's no different when it comes to the Gunnar Haywards, which continue to deliver, sporting a grey frame, solid construction and subtle yellow…

Hades II is a full‑scale sequel that builds on everything Supergiant Games established in the original while expanding the structure, systems and world in almost every direction. You play as Melinoë, daughter of Hades and sister of Zagreus,…

I have been looking for an excuse to replay Dispatch since I marathoned it on PlayStation 5 when the last chapter launched (I know my limits, I would have gone mad waiting for each of the original releases) and reviewing this Xbox port was…

Deckbuilding roguelikes are far from undersaturated, but that doesn’t stop indie devs from putting out their take on the divisive genre. While Relief has many cards that are direct copies from Slay the Spire, it presents progression and…

I took longer to write my Hydroneer review than usual. Not because I didn’t know what to write, or that it wasn’t good. I couldn’t bring myself to write it, because it meant I would not be spending the time playing it. Hydroneer calls to me…

I don't mean to start this review off on a tangent, but I promise that this statement will make sense soon. I never finished Nier: Automata. It's one of my white whale games. I think I've played the opening at least six times now, because…

Dorfromantik begins with a single hex tile placed in the middle of an empty table, and from that moment the game invites you into a rhythm that is both relaxing and absorbing. There’s no rush, no pressure beyond the gentle tug of the…

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The Ultimate Guide covers, to my knowledge, every model that is currently available for each faction, and has page after page of pictures to learn about the lore and potentially become inspired to paint your own.

When I received the hefty black case for the CRKD Les Paul Guitar and cracked it open (heh), a feeling of nostalgia punched me square in the gut. CRKD has done a fantastic job putting this together. After clicking the neck into the body,…

We’ve had roguelike deckbuilders, movement shooters, ARPGs and even Hello Kitty themed rhythm games (Yes, Hello Kitty and Friends Happiness Parade is a rhythm roguelike, don’t ask how I know). Now, in the year of our lord 2026, we have…

Pac‑Man: Craze Maze is a short, family‑friendly maze‑building puzzle that captures the arcade feel in quick, tactical rounds. Whilst it’s best for casual groups and retro fans who want 15–25 minute games with light strategy and low setup…

Ledgerbound initially caught my attention with one of the most brazen ad campaigns I've seen in a while. It was a reel on Instagram, with each character talking about if you could… uh… crack them. That, coupled with the absolutely stellar…

Bigbossbattle.com is headquartered in England, while I think most of the writers are too. However, I am an American... so this should be very interesting.

Fathom is a compact, tense tile‑laying game that turns limited hidden information and a shared sonar wheel concept into a steady, satisfying test of timing, memory and spatial judgement. It isn’t especially flashy or sprawling, but it looks…

You’ll walk around in the Mole seeing a number of bizarre sights that I won’t spoil, where you carry out your duties such as adjusting the power, repairing systems, and driving the vehicle towards its destination. Interestingly, much of the…

Flora Funga is a double-set of board games, perfect for two to four players and featuring a fun nature theme. We've reviewed games before that have multiple methods of play, or even multiple games that can be played from the same box,…

The Tozo Vivo AR Glasses V1 are a lightweight, entertainment‑focused pair of AR glasses that deliver a sweet, generally bright and crisp virtual display and genuinely enjoyable portable viewing. However, they fall a bit short of the…

Unforgiving as it is, Blasphemous 2 is a richer, more confident evolution of the original. Blasphemous 2 is a brutal game that takes everything The Game Kitchen established in its first outing and rebuilds it with greater precision, better…

This is only the second game to cross my table from developer and publisher DVC Games, but if this is the standard they're aiming for, I sincerely hope they keep it up. Following the phenomenal Inkwell, DVC Games have returned to publish…