2.5/5 Review

Wreckreation Review

Wreckreation feels a bit like a budget Burnout.

Wizordum Review

Unfortunately, I couldn’t shake the feeling that if Wizordum halved its runtime, adding interactive environments that complemented the various weapons and spells, there could’ve been something special here. But as it stands Wizordum provides little more than what a 90’s shooter could, thirty odd years ago.

Tiny Lands – Deluxe Edition Review

For a relaxing, chilled out game you can probably stick a podcast on to play, Tiny Lands – Deluxe Edition is worth a look.

Cats and Seek: Osaka Review

Even taking the super low asking price into account, Cats and Seek: Osaka is a hidden cats game that is seriously low in content.

Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection Review

As a collection and a retrospective anthology of Bubsy games, Bubsy in: The Purrfect Collection ticks all the boxes.

Minos Dungeon Review

Minos Dungeon is unlikely to offend you, at times even able to provide some enjoyable gameplay, yet a few sokoban sins, paired with the knowledge that each ounce of fun is lifted from a predecessor, leaves this one bordering on just average.

Collie Call Review

Collie Call has some good ideas for its Sokoban puzzling, but fails to do anything worthwhile with them.

Journey of Johann: Snowy Mountain Review

If your eyes are set on an indie platformer to give you a challenge, I’d recommend the likes of Celeste or Super Meat Boy. Had you played these, and only then, you might just find something in Journey of Johann: Snowy Mountain that is enjoyable.

CORE.SYS Review

When CORE.SYS is firing on all cylinders, you are dodging Firewalls left, right and centre, praying that the next checkpoint hurries itself up.

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.

Dustwind: Resistance Review

There is no doubt that it is a solid enough game, with a few good ideas, but they are buried beneath a layer of obtuseness that makes playing Dustwind: Resistance a chore.

Football Mini Stars Review

The advantage that Football Mini Stars has over its rivals is its very cheap price, which ensures that it feels good value for the amount of content included. But that doesn't mean it's not a very basic take on football.

CyberCorp Review

CyberCorp is just not interesting or particularly fun to play, and in a games market as crowded as the one on Xbox, a game has to have something stand out about it to push through. 

Wizard Of Legend 2 Review

Wizard Of Legend 2 starts strong but fails to deliver a compelling reason to continue playing once stagnation sets in. Unfortunately, that sets in sooner rather than later and mires the whole experience.

Covenant of Solitude Review

Covenant of Solitude is a decent game, with interesting team mechanics, that is ultimately hamstrung by the control system.

Captain Blood Review

Captain Blood falls into the “it’s so bad it’s good category”.

Garten of Banban 0 Review

Garten of Banban 0 doesn’t overstay its welcome, and the puzzles actually require you to think.

Recycle Bin Battle Review

Recycle Bin Battle might draw you in with its crazy concept and important message, but you’ll soon realise that it’s actually a bit rubbish.

Sir Whoopass: Immortal Death Review

Sir Whoopass: Immortal Death’s eggs have been put in the comedy basket, and there isn’t really much to keep anyone engaged beyond that. There are much better (and funnier) games out there to spend your money on.

Forgotten Fields Review

Forgotten Fields is a game with heart, but this alone is not enough to carry it.