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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Mewgenics Review

Mewgenics offers many things...

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.

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.

Tamashika Review

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

GIGASWORD Review

GIGASWORD is an ambitious blending of genres.

Ah, Love! Season 4 Review

In a series filled with troubled entries, Ah, Love! Season 4 stays true to the roots and provides a subpar experience, bound to leave you craving any other game to play.

Ah, Love! Season 3 Review

Ah, Love! Season 3 somehow holds the crown for the best of the series so far.

Dome Keeper Review

If you’re looking for an ambient, indie, alien adventure to embark on, Dome Keeper excels in risk-reward driven space solitude.

Ah, Love! Season 2 Review

Ah, Love! Season 2 takes everything it has from its previous entry, and that leaves it scrambling for any reason to exist.

SILENT HILL 2 Review

Combat is not a focus in SILENT HILL 2... but that’s okay. For each beat of action, or flying zombie head lacking, there lies purposeful level design, an array of chilling foes to scream your lungs at, and an atmosphere so truly terrifying, you might just have to sleep with lights on and eyes open.

THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD 2: Remake Review

THE HOUSE OF THE DEAD 2: Remake is more brains than pains.

Ah, Love! Review

Ah, Love! combines puzzles and brainpower to achieve its narrative.

Deathless. The Hero Quest Review

Deathless. The Hero Quest is certainly a memorable title. Like it or not, there is an engaging core, which successfully merges with over the top set pieces, culminating in a fantasy-deck building-RPG epic bound to grip you. And that is despite its flaws.

MARVEL Cosmic Invasion Review

MARVEL Cosmic Invasion more than earns itself a place in the fighting genre.

Mel The Cat Review

Mel The Cat won’t hurt anyone. It’s an inoffensive title designed for about half an hour of fun, yet sadly it can’t even achieve that, with no second of your half an hour playthrough introducing any resemblance of enjoyment.

Goat Out of Hell Review

Goat Out of Hell might work better had it been titled Game Out of Hell, as that is how it feels.

To Boldly Go: An Exclusive & Unleashed Deep Dive Q&A with the Star Trek Online Team

To get a better understanding of what it takes to warp a new season to players, we had the pleasure of sitting down with two of the creative minds behind Star Trek Online and Unleashed.

Journey of Johann: Cave Explorer Review

Originality is always present in Journey of Johann: Cave Explorer.

Mind Over Magnet Review

Mind Over Magnet sure is an attractive game.

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SPRAWL zero does exactly what it says on the tin, paying tribute to the type of FPS many of us used to play in years gone by. It may fall short of being a classic in its own right, but it is capable of scratching a certain itch, showing that sometimes less is more.

STAR WARS Zero Company Review

STAR WARS Zero Company is worth playing.

Once Human Review

How long Once Human can keep you engaged will be up to you.

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As move tie-ins go, Halloween: The Game gets an awful lot right.

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It's not a dramatic change from last year, but NHL 27 is still entertaining and enjoyable.