Tag: review
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The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails – Review
It’s time to hack and slash through the world of Lost Haven in the latest remaster from The Legend of Heroes franchise.
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Meg 2: The Trench – Review
Jason Statham returns as Jonas Taylor, eco-warrior, deep sea diver and adoptive father in Meg 2 The Trench, a sequel to 2018 The Meg based on the book of the same name. Although it does borrow the title of the second book in the series, it distracts almost immediately from the source material and can’t…
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Good Omens s2 – Review
Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett might have only ever released one book for Good Omens but the live-action adaptation now has a second season on Prime Video.
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The Last Case of Benedict Fox – Review
A man walks into a mansion late at night, his name is Benedict Fox. He has come here to find answers to a condition that is killing him, his soul is intertwined with a demon that gives him supernatural abilities like being able to see the souls of the dead. Once a member of the…
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Tin Can – Review
Do you want to go to Space? I want to go to space, maybe not like this though. Floating in a tin can, surrounded by an infinite void and certain death is not my idea of a good time. However, it does make for a neat game concept.
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Chaos Galaxy – Review
Chaos Galaxy is a 4x lite which pays homage to the 16-bit era of gaming with anime-inspired graphics and banging music, but remove your nostalgia glasses and not all is rosy.
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Uncle from Another World – Review
After nine months the final episode of Uncle from Another World has been released, but has the thirteen-episode run been worth the wait? Hit by a truck in 2000, Takafumi Takaoka’s uncle wakes up from a seventeen-year coma claiming to have been trapped in a fantasy land of Gran Bahamel. After proving this with some simple magic…
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Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun – Review
No one has been this angry at Chaos since Jack Garland in Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin. Get ready to purge the heretics as Warhammer 40k storms onto consoles and PC. The relevant term appears to be “boomer shooter”, a first-person shooter with retro stylings that liken it to Doom and Duke Nukem 3D…
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Warpips – Review
We still don’t get a lot of strategy games on console, but we do occasionally get some gems that are a little lighter on the stats and micromanagement. Warpips is one of those slimmed-down offerings, a bit like Swords & Soldier or Castlestorm if you remember those. I guess there are even similarities with Clash…