It’s always fun to look back whenever a new console generation appears on the horizon, and very often you’ll end up reminiscing about games, franchises and genres that you wish would make a comeback. One genre that’s been consistently strong, however, is the ‘sim’/’tycoon’ genre – only growing in popularity in recent years with the continued success of games like Cities Skylines even branching out beyond their PC origins. What keeps these games on the forefront of our mind? Continue reading “The enduring appeal of the sim/tycoon genre”
Zoids Wild: Blast Unleashed review (Switch)
As most parents with young children know, robots and dinosaurs mix well. Zoids Wild: Blast Unleashed brings that combination to the Nintendo Switch, but how does it play? Continue reading “Zoids Wild: Blast Unleashed review (Switch)”
Aquanox Deep Descent review (PC)
Aquanox: Deep Descent is another example of an IP that THQ Nordic is breathing new life into. It’s out now on PC – is the next underwater epic worth checking out? Continue reading “Aquanox Deep Descent review (PC)”
Monster Truck Championship review (PS4)
Monster Truck Championship, publisher Nacon’s first foray into monster truck racing, has arrived for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC. Does it land with impact, or it too leisurely a drive for its own good? We tested the PS4 version. Continue reading “Monster Truck Championship review (PS4)”
9 Monkeys Of Shaolin review (PS4)
9 Monkeys Of Shaolin gives us yet another treat for fans of side-scrolling beat ’em ups in what’s already a good year for the genre. The game is out now for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One and PC – we’re taking a look at the PS4 version. Continue reading “9 Monkeys Of Shaolin review (PS4)”