During the Kickstarter for The Bard’s Tale IV: Barrows Deep it had been announced that the original three games, which were released starting in 1985 and given away in their emulated form would also be updated to run on modern systems. It was a nice little bonus for […]
With the latest update to No Man’s Sky arriving I had to jump into the game as soon as I could and joined Grocs for some co-op multiplayer too as we’re both running on the GOG.com version to see what’s new. I hadn’t played a lot since the […]
With the Battle Royale game type becoming a staple for many large scale games it’s pretty cool to see just how well the basic concepts can apply to smaller games. Imagine taking a top down shooter in the vein of oldies like Gauntlet, Alien Breed and dust it […]
He’s covered wars and the occasional zombie outbreak. And he’s back again in Dead Rising 4. Yep… it’s nice to see Frank West return again to headline a new game in the series. This time Frank is on the run and hiding from the authorities – as a […]
After spending a little time with the 1997 PlayStation version and much more with the (backward compatible) 2007 Xbox 360 port it’s easy to see why Konami’s classic Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is so highly regarded and considered one of the titles that defined what we see […]
Last year when Gears of War developers The Coalition announced their upcoming titles at E3 2018 there was some surprise with the announcement of a free-to-play mobile title that would be tied with Funko’s POP! Vinyl figures. That game is Gears POP! and it recently had a soft […]
One of the first apps I bought when I picked up my Oculus Quest was Virtual Desktop. The idea of kicking back on a couch and playing some of my favourite PC games was too tempting to ignore. After picking up Virtual Desktop from the Oculus Store on […]
After the massively successful Kickstarter campaign for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night and then the development hell the game went through to its eventual release this last month there was a little side project that spun out of that game and released a year earlier. Unlike the modern […]
It seems to be a great time to be a gamer if you’re a fan of the “Metroidvania” genre. With its use of expansive maps and a progress curve that gradually opens up areas as you accumulate the right skills or items, players can get a lot of […]
A week or so ago my Oculus Quest arrived. Sufficed to say being a VR tragic, I was very excited to see it delivered. In Australia, the Quest is available via Amazon, eBay and Oculus online stores. I ended up picking up the 128GB version to future proof […]
The story of one person’s attempts to make their Rampage Arcade1Up cabinet do more.
A look back at some of the games we've played on Xbox One over the years.
Our own tips and experiences while trying to make a living out in the black.
The Late Night Session 