Category: Reviews & Impressions

Batman: Arkham Knight – End of an era

Rocksteady’s conclusion to their Batman trilogy, which conveniently excludes the externally developed Arkham Origins, delivers a conclusion that concludes many of the story threads that were left dangling from the previous games whilst also providing the most definitive superhero game ever made. After the death of Joker in […]

Terminator Genisys – Review

He’s back, he’s old but he’s not obsolete. That’s a lot of what we get from Arnold Schwarzenegger in this return to an “old school” style of Terminator film. Terminator Genisys takes a route very similar to what J.J. Abrams did with Star Trek by taking the familiar […]

Mad Max: Fury Road – Review

George Miller’s return to the franchise that made him famous way back in 1979 was a long time coming and through numerous delays, changing actors and even locations, we get to see how thirty years experience in the business can change a director’s vision of their past work. […]

Wolfenstein: The New Order (The Late Review)

With the recent release of the prequel Wolfenstein: The Old Blood, it seemed appropriate to check out the original game, Wolfenstein: The New Order, which was released a year ago. Though its heritage may appear to be entirely from id Software’s ground breaking franchise the game’s heart is more of The […]

Broken Age – Kickstart your adventure heart

Three years since its historic Kickstarter success, Double Fine’s call back to adventure games of old finally delivers an experience that brings back memories of old classics but with sensibilities more attuned to modern gamers. Broken Ages‘s story is split into two narratives. The first revolves around Vella, a girl who is about […]