Dustforce Review
Will Hitbox Team’s PC port prove a sweeping success, or is there ample broom for improvement? If you’re a fan of brutal twitch platforming, adrenaline-fuelled parkour and obsessive cleanliness, Hitbox […]
Category Archives: Xbox 360
Flashback Review
Can VectorCell capture the essence of a classic or will their attempt be a mere flash in the pan? Playing Delphine Software’s cinematic platformer Flashback as a young gamer was an enthralling […]
Ducktales: Remastered Review
A blast from the past for those who are “smarter than the smarties, and tougher than the toughies”… “Life is like a hurricane”… you’re telling me! Twenty-three years have whirled […]
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon Review
This balls-to-the-wall spinoff mostly succeeds at what it sets out to do… mostly… Macho bulging muscles, cheesy b-movie dialogue and more explosive action than John McTiernan’s wet dreams. Far Cry 3: […]
Enslaved: Odyssey to the West Review
There’s no denying Enslaved looks gorgeous but is it an odyssey worth experiencing? A science fiction re-imagining of the ancient Chinese novel Journey to the West by Wu Cheng’en, Enslaved is set in a post […]
Sleeping Dogs Review
Sleeping with dogs… sadly something I have a fair amount of experience in… After being stuck in development hell for several years no-one knew exactly how Sleeping Dogs was going to turn […]
Max Payne 3 Review
From Remedy to Rockstar; get ready to rain down the Payne… Rockstar Games are synonymous with high calibre interactive experiences, with deep, mature storytelling and fascinating, eccentric characters. Max Payne 3 upholds […]
Spec Ops: The Line Review
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, and sand… lots and lots of sand… Adrift in a sea of military shooters you’d be forgiven for being skeptical, or […]
Mark of the Ninja Review
Go Ninja, Go Ninja, Go! In recent years stealth games seem to have practically vanished into thin air, becoming harder and harder to discover. Some stealth mechanics have managed to […]
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