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We released Pengy out into the wild with a microphone and a handful of topics and this is the result. Everything from anime to video games no topic is safe.

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  • Adaptations in all but name

    Adaptations in all but name

    With the breakout success of Helldivers II, I revisited the movie Starship Troopers. Aside from the main premise, shooting bugs on alien worlds, the two properties share quite a few more similarities, parodying the war economy satirising propaganda and “managed democracy” so much so that aside from the name Helldivers II is a perfect game adaptation of the movie…

  • Final Fantasy VII Rebirth – Review

    Final Fantasy VII Rebirth – Review

    It’s hard to be the second in a trilogy. You don’t have the same benefit of the world-building and exciting introduction of the first, nor the satisfying wrap-up and climax of the third. Add onto all of this being a reimagining of one of the most critically acclaimed and beloved games of all time, and…

  • Echo (series) – Review

    Echo (series) – Review

    I’m not quite feeling the same Marvel fatigue as others seem to be, but I can understand how the sheer volume of shows and movies coupled with an incredible variation in quality can put people off. Especially with yet another show spun off from an earlier one with a relatively more obscure character in the…

  • Penny’s Big Breakaway – Review

    Penny’s Big Breakaway – Review

    Bring your biggest smile, your most colourful clothing and your sickest yo-yo tricks as we dive into Penny’s Big Breakaway.

  • Wales Comic Con 2024

    Wales Comic Con 2024

    Wales Comic Con was held at Wrexham University this year and TYG managed to infiltrate to take some shots of the cosplays wandering the show floor. photos courtesy of R. Beddoes This was just some of the cosplayers that were about on the Saturday, did you attend? do you have a favourite costume? Sound out…

  • Legend of Legacy – HD Remastered

    Legend of Legacy – HD Remastered

    Grab your pens and paper, get ready to think strategically and embark on a fantastic RPG adventure that is Legend of Legacy HD Remastered. This charming, often forgotten and underrated 3DS game has finally been given a second chance, a new lease of life with a fresh coat of paint ready for modern systems. Before…

  • The Tuvok-verse. The Star Trek Fan-films Directed by Tim Russ

    The Tuvok-verse. The Star Trek Fan-films Directed by Tim Russ

    I love a good rabbit hole, to me they are fascinating. I feel like an archaeologist discovering a hidden culture and who has to explore every facet and origin.  So, I was exploring IMDB searching for Star Trek media, when I came across a series called Star Trek Renegades from 2015. Not knowing what it…

  • My Problem With Palworld

    My Problem With Palworld

    We here at TYG are always looking for the next great multiplayer game and the opportunity presented by Palworld was one we were much anticipating. Combining the survival mechanics of Ark Survival with the collect-them-all appeal of Pokémon, Palworld offers a challenging and entertaining spin on the well-loved formats, but I have one major problem…

  • Is this the ultimate cosy chaos game? – Doronko Wanko – Review

    Is this the ultimate cosy chaos game? – Doronko Wanko – Review

    Have you ever wanted to live your life as a Pomeranian? Do you long to cause chaos and cover the world in mess? Then Doronko Wanko is the game for you. Released for free on the Steam store, Doronko Wanko is the cosy chaos game that puts you in the shoes of a naughty little…

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty – Complete Edition – Review
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty – Complete Edition – Review

It’s time to take up arms and join in the fight of the Three Kingdoms, except this time with demons! If you’re thinking ‘‘wait, Dynasty Warriors has demons now?” Well, you clearly didn’t read the title, this is Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty! Beginning in 184 A.D. in the late Han Dynasty China, you play as an unnamed militia soldier, who faces off in battles alongside and against historical figures from the War of the Three Kingdoms as the land is overcome with chaos and destruction. These unknown forces have also claimed Chinese mythological creatures that have been corrupted by demonic […]

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Batora: Lost Haven – Review
Batora: Lost Haven – Review

Grab your boots and overcoat and get ready for an interplanetary adventure in Batora: Lost Haven, as you travel across worlds, meeting locals and making some tough choices to shape your story. Batora’s Story is a choice-driven narrative which will shape the journey relevant to your actions in this isometric RPG mechanic-filled action/adventure. This unique duality system affects combat, story, dialogues, puzzles, and endings, which work to draw you in and make you question the sacrifice of being a saviour. Batora begins in a post-apocalyptic world, where most of Earth has been destroyed by an unknown cataclysmic event. The player […]

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Ebenezer and The Invisible World – Review
Ebenezer and The Invisible World – Review

Everybody Loves a Christmas Carol, it’s a literary classic with multiple adaptations over the years, from animated movies to live-action performances even going as far as modern style take during the late 90’s with Bill Murray’s Scrooged, and yet how many games are there? After a small search, all I could find was a video adaption of Disney’s A Christmas Carol and that seemed to be about it. Well, fellow readers look no further as we now have Ebenezer and The Invisible World! The game begins with a rather long series of static images with text setting up the story […]

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Towers and Powers – Review
Towers and Powers – Review

Towers and Powers is a VR tower defence game with some interesting mechanics of its own. From your godlike position up above, you’ll build towers by purchasing some citizens and placing them on predetermined platforms. Each little guy has a different profession and so builds a different tower with different strengths and weaknesses, as you’d expect of the genre. It doesn’t stop there though as towers can have up to three floors, built in the same way but each floor adds to the capabilities of the tower. Create a tower from three basic villagers and you’ll have an arrow tower […]

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Is this the ultimate cosy chaos game? – Doronko Wanko – Review
Is this the ultimate cosy chaos game? – Doronko Wanko – Review

Have you ever wanted to live your life as a Pomeranian? Do you long to cause chaos and cover the world in mess? Then Doronko Wanko is the game for you. Released for free on the Steam store, Doronko Wanko is the cosy chaos game that puts you in the shoes of a naughty little dog who is hell-bent on covering his owner’s house in mess. Be it paint, oil, wine or mud, your job is to cover the house in as much colour as possible and uncover the hidden doggo faces. As you run around creating chaos, a counter […]

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Lil’ Guardsman – Review
Lil’ Guardsman – Review

We’re not all twelve-year-old girls with full-time jobs and responsibility for an entire city’s well-being, but we can at least pretend, thanks to Lil Guardsman. Step into the shoes of little Lil as she covers just one shift for her dad at the gatehouse. Two days of shenanigans later, Lil finds herself in a more permanent position with three royal advisors on her back and a magic hourglass in her inventory. Lil’s job consists of interrogating and investigating citizens as they attempt to pass into the city. She can decide whether to admit or deny with a later option to […]

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Dreamcutter (Switch) – Review
Dreamcutter (Switch) – Review

I hope you’re ready for some fast-paced gameplay, lewdness and a dash of Visual Novel storytelling all rolled into one in this dream-based adventure. You’d better, grab your scythe and make sure you’re alone when you delve into the mysterious world of Dreamcutter. As well as being the name of the game, Dreamcutter is also the name of your weapon, a mysterious scythe that seems to hold more secrets than it initially lets on. You take the mantle as leading lady Haley with your friend Lucia (who isn’t playable) as you traverse through the darkest corners of Haley’s Subconscious. There […]

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Under Cover -Meta Quest 2- Review
Under Cover -Meta Quest 2- Review

Light gun games or on-rail shooters were a staple of any arcade in the 90s. From games like Mad Dog McCree, House of the Dead and Virtua Cop, one particular stand-out title was Namco’s Time Crisis which included a pedal you used to duck and reload adding a new gameplay element rather than just stand there and shoot. The home market had a handful of these titles but they were often unplayable without a pricey accessory. Now, with the advent of motion controls and affordable VR, I always thought that the time was right for the genre to make a comeback, and I’m not the only […]

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