Category: Reviews

One of the few motion gaming based franchises still active, Just Dance returns with a 2017 edition. We review the PS4 version this time, after having played with its Kinect cousins for years. Continue reading “Just Dance 2017 review (PS4)”

EA’s second big first person shooter offering in just two weeks offers a stark contrast to Battlefield 1’s early 20th century combat – Titanfall 2 is here and paints a future with giant man-controlled mechs. Continue reading “Titanfall 2 review (Xbox One)”

Mark McMorris Infinite Air (or Infinite Air with Mark McMorris, depending on where you look) marks a return to the snowboarding genre, and is out now for PS4, PC and Xbox One. We looked at both the Xbox One and PC version for our review. Continue reading “Mark McMorris Infinite Air review (PC/Xbox One)”

Picked up by Daedalic, the Crazy Machines franchise returns with Crazy Machines 3 – the first proper sequel in years. Continue reading “Crazy Machines 3 review (PC)”