The latest in Reviews (page 9)
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Tekken 8 review – Excellent!
Ten years ago, Tekken was on the brink. Sales were down, and fighting games just weren’t as popular as they once were. Tekken 7…
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Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy review – no objections here
After a few years, the Ace Attorney series is back in a big way, and this new compilation trilogy is exactly what it says…
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Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown review – a lean and assured Metroidvania
After more fairish reboots and spin-offs than I'd care to count, Prince of Persia is back for yet another go at reinvention. This time…
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SecretLab Titan EVO The Dark Knight review (2024)
Beyond working and gaming, I like being at my desk to draw in an organised, structured environment. For the longest time, having a chair…
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Pioneers of Pagonia Early Access review – solid foundations
If Early Access is a statement of intent, then Pioneers of Pagonia means business. It's a colony sim inspired by The Settlers and led…
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House Flipper 2 review – grand designs
Five years on from the original, House Flipper 2 is here to expand upon the now beloved ‘doing things digitally that you should be…
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Sims 4 For Rent review – pretty but empty
Another day, yet another Sims 4 expansion pack. The Sims 4 For Rent opens the world of landlords and tenants, allowing you to rent…
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Pokemon Scarlet and Violet review – fun and frustrating in equal measure
Pokemon Scarlet and Violet promised a lot. Following on from the commercial hit but relative critical flop that was Pokemon Sword and Shield, Game…
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The Finals review – more sweat, more glory
The online shooter space has never felt so contested. With studios both new and established attempting to woo gamers with battle passes and cosmetics,…
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Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora review – a far cry from home
Known for Pandora’s visually rich worldbuilding over its predictable stories, the Avatar films fleshed out an ecosystem perfect for video games. And while this…
