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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, GTA (of course) and Legend of Zelda series, to the Sonic the Hedgehog, Rayman and Ori games. A soft spot for FPS games is maintained in my heart; titles such as Mass Effect, Bioshock and Deus Ex were Xbox 360 highlights.

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The Games That Changed How We Play

Join me as we look through some of the best games to grace our screens, and how they forever shaped the many playstyles we know today.
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Mewgenics Review

Mewgenics offers many things...
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2.5/5 Review

Akatori Review

Akatori takes a spot as another Metroidvania on the hugely saturated scene, and does little to set itself apart. Yet if you dig a little deeper, and you value narrative in your games, Akatori may have something to offer you in the storytelling department.
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3/5 Review

Cryptical Path Review

Not living up to the standards set through the gripping concept and pristine presentation, leaves Cryptical Path victim to one of gaming’s most cardinal sins… disappointment.
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Tamashika Review

Tamashika may not always be the most polished or objectively excelling title, yet it’s happy not to be.

Realm of Ink Review

It’s blatantly clear that Hades fans will instantly speak the language of Realm of Ink, but it’s the way the game deviates from that language which makes it worth your time.

THE TAG-ALONG OBSESSION Review

THE TAG-ALONG OBSESSION presents major flaws with the overall gameplay approach that has been seen and done better many times before.

Escape the Backrooms Review

Escape the Backrooms does fulfil many of the sub-genre’s oversaturated expectations.

Atomic Owl Review

Atomic Owl is full of promise and potential, with the neon-soaked streets players traverse truly immersive, and a synth-based soundtrack that demonstrates the style-over-substance final product players are left with.

Mel the Pyramid Cat Review

Mel the Pyramid Cat is definitely a step up from the series’ debut, yet where Mel the Space Cat’s minor improvements upon its predecessor could justify the swift release, a lack of meaningful stage design stops this third entry from surpassing its previous incarnation.

Rune Dice Review

Rune Dice is a charming roguelike deck-builder that fans of the genre will have a quality time with.

Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition Review

It’s not quite a remake, yet Rayman: 30th Anniversary Edition proves to be the definitive port of the original with a few enhancements.

Constance Review

Constance is certainly a compelling game.

Magic Sheep Review

Whether looking at the barebones gameplay, level design that repeats itself, or the lack of polish present, Magic Sheep contains all the qualities you'd associate with disappointment.

Every Forza Horizon Game Ranked: From Colorado to Mexico to Japan and Beyond

Now is as good a time as any to look through all the Forza Horizon games and rank them.

Dread Delusion Review

Dread Delusion is not just an RPG, but a vivid fever dream that fans of the genre shouldn’t dare miss.

Monster Crown: Sin Eater Review

Monster Crown: Sin Eater struggles with the space between its milestones, leaving an enjoyable yet flawed addition to the monster-taming genre.

Showgunners Review

Whilst the game certainly has flaws which need to be addressed if a sequel is created, Showgunners is fantastic for a bit of shoot 'em up fun.

Nullstar: Solus Review

Nullstar: Solus is a strong addition to the ever-expanding repertoire of precision-platformers, although it’s unlikely to be held amongst the genre’s greats.
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