James Birks

Been gaming casually since the SNES as a youngster but found my true passion for games on the Playstation 1 (the forbidden word ooo). My addiction grew to its pinnacle with the purchase of an Xbox 360 & Xbox Live Service. A recovering GS hunter that will still play literally any game.

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Recall: Empty Wishes Review

If you like old school puzzles and a web of dark tales, Recall: Empty Wishes is worth considering.

Promise Mascot Agency Review

Promise Mascot Agency ticks a lot of boxes by being original, fun, and at times, quite weird.

Sol Dorado Heist Review

In the case of Sol Dorado Heist, the swift nature of its storytelling prevents it from becoming anything more than just a decent crime mystery.

WWE 2K25 Review

WWE 2K25 is impressive all-round with its exciting and enthralling gameplay that’s enhanced by a great selection of game modes.

Air Conflicts Vietnam In Stores Now!

All the flying enthusiasts get ready to check your engines as the flight simulator Air Conflicts Vietnam lands in stores around the UK today...

South Park The Stick of Truth Pre-order Packs Announced

Ubisoft have announced three pre-order packs for the long awaited and often in doubt South Park The Stick of Truth, due for release (hopefully)...

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I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream Review

I was surprised by the depth of story found in I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream, and how adventurous it feels for a game to take it on.

Is this Game Trying to Kill Me? Review

Is this Game Trying to Kill Me? is a fun and thoughtful game that will tax your brain for a couple of hours. The narrative and setup are fine but it's not going to rival anything in terms of storytelling. This is all about solving puzzles, working your way through two interconnecting worlds.

Blue Wednesday Review

If you’re a jazz fan, then you’ll enjoy how Blue Wednesday plays, and how the main story elements unfold.

Detective From The Crypt Review

Detective From The Crypt is a reasonable game at a cheap price.

Hook: Complete Edition Review

For the vast majority of our time with Hook: Complete Edition though, we’ve become slightly addicted.