Leon Armstrong

An aspiring gaming journalist, after an exposure to gaming from a young age I knew this was my lifelong dream. With a soft spot for platformers and RPGs, my favourite games range from The Elder Scrolls and Legend of Zelda series, to the Sonic the Hedgehog and Ori games. I’ve played on many consoles growing up with the original Xbox, N64, Dreamcast and so many others. If I had one word to describe gaming I would say ‘magical’ as it can do things no other art form can for me, I love gaming.

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Cyber Tank Nano Review

Cyber Tank Nano is only appropriate for those willing to endure a perpetual state of confusion from the rage inducing solutions.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate Review

The heroes in a half shell have achieved an entertaining and exciting experience with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate.

Aureole – Wings of Hope Review

Aureole - Wings of Hope sees you jump, ring blitz, and speed your way through the lush Forest Glade, all the way to the pearly gates of Heaven Kingdom, providing all the nostalgic enjoyment arcade titles did for many in the past.

Disney Illusion Island Starring Mickey & Friends Review

It’s safe to say, if you enjoy Disney,  platformers or gaming for that matter, Disney Illusion Island Starring Mickey & Friends is worth having a go.

Pilo and the Holobook Review

Whether you’re looking for a relaxing adventure to immerse yourself into, or simply want to revitalise those dormant feelings of mystery and curiosity from your childhood, Pilo and the Holobook exceeds in both and so much more.

1f y0u’re a gh0st ca11 me here! Review

Whether you’re shoving an exorcised soul towards the police, saving injured souls with the S0S network, or simply taking in the immaculate world building, characters and story told, 1f y0u’re a gh0st ca11 me here! may well become your favourite KEMCO game

Sunseed Island Review

Sunseed Island knows what it is, in fact, it relishes in the knowledge it’s a farming sim and never oversteps the mark into being pretentious or overbearing.

Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection Review

Resurrect your console from the dead and engage your fantasy brain as you hack and slash your way through Sword of the Necromancer: Resurrection; a brilliant, yet flawed crypt of surprises.

Boti: Byteland Overclocked Review

Despite a few flaws, it’s safe to say Boti: Byteland Overclocked will provide gamers young and old a chance to experience whimsical 3D platforming goodness so long unseen in the industry, even if it’s not the genre defining title that so scarcely appears.

SPRAWL Review

You will enjoy SPRAWL if you like either platforming or first-person shooters; it is safe to say that MAETH have debuted with a solid outing.

Little Big Adventure – Twinsen’s Quest Review

Many, especially those who grew up with the original, will be able to find some fun in Little Big Adventure - Twinsen’s Quest, but a lack of polish may put others off.

Death Elevator Review

Death Elevator succeeds in the mission it sets out to do elegantly, yet after completion it leaves you craving more content; this is a short game that relies on replays to extend its length.

Symphonia Review

Without a doubt fans of platformers should check Symphonia out, and any other gamers who wish to test their abilities should feel free to tag along too.

Aidan in Danger Review

Aidan in Danger is a simple title that excels in many regards.

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Golden Tee Arcade Classics Review 

By all means grab your clubs and take a trip back to yesteryear with Golden Tee Arcade Classics, but if you're serious about your golf, there is no doubt the much more modern offerings are head and shoulders more enjoyable. 

Somber Echoes Review

Somber Echoes fits well into its Metroidvania category.

Narcissus Review

If you’re seeking a horror title that ditches slow-burn narrative for raw, pulse-pounding adrenaline, Narcissus will scratch a very specific itch.

Exo-Calibre Review

If you are determined to play a vertically scrolling shooter, then Exo-Calibre may scratch an itch for a little while. But don’t expect to get too excited by what it delivers.

Revival: Recolonization Review

On PC, making the most of keyboard and mouse, Revival: Recolonization would make a lot more sense. But on the Xbox? Using a controller? Well, frankly the control scheme is awful and the game mechanics are a closely kept secret.