Category: Review

Maneater, the studio famous for Red Orchestra & Killing Floor are trying their fins at a new genre, in what is possibly a world first, a new genre

Arrest of a Stone Buddha is the latest title by Yeo, developer of The Friends of Ringo Ishikawa published by Circle Ent. Is this going to be another

Shmup Collection is a compilation title of Astro Port Studios titles, brought to the Nintendo Switch by Pixelheart and Storybird. Following from previous Shmup compilations, is this enough

Finding Teddy 2 is the sequel to Finding Teddy, this game was originally released under the title Chronicles of Teddy: Harmony of Exidus on Steam and has now

Ion Fury is the latest title by gaming titans 3D Realms, famous for titles such as Duke Nukem, Shadow Warrior & Commander Keen. Is Shelly “Bombshell” Harrison ready

Chaos Code -NEW SIGN OF CATASTROPHE- is the latest anime fighting game published by AFG powerhouse. Developed by FK Digital. Is this title worthy of hanging with the

Streets of Rage is a name that dominated the Sega Mega Drive, nine times out of ten when it came to showing off exclusives in the school yard,

Resident Evil 3 is unsurprisingly a remake of the 1999 title Resident Evil 3: Nemesis. Following hot on the heels of last years near perfect Resident Evil 2

HyperParisite a new addition to the twin stick shooter/brawler Genre that has made its way to PS4 thanks to developers Troglobytes Games. The title is also available on

Dezatopia is one of the newer titles aiming to take a slice of the ever growing in popularity, Bullet Hell/Shmup pie. Does it have enough going on to