Wolverine is not your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man – and that’s a good thing
Insomniac Games has already shown it knows how to make a great superhero game, but with Marvel’s Wolverine, the studio
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Author: Gerard Campbell
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 review
I wasn’t expecting to love Samsung’s latest foldable phone, the Galaxy Z Fold 8, as much as I did – but I do.
A lot, actually.
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Samsung Galaxy S25 FE Review
Check out the Samsung Galaxy S25 FE they said, “Sure” I said.
Last year, after several years of happily using an Apple iPhone 11, a family member offered me a Samsung Galaxy S21 that wasn’t working. He told me if I could get it functional again, I could have keep it.
Well, I got it going so have been using it ever since.
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Stellar Blade PC- (Byte Sized Review)
More than a year after its console release, Korean development studio Shift Up’s Stellar Blade has now come to PC and man, is it good (yes, yes it is) and it plays wonderfully on Valve’s original Steam Deck handheld, too.
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Norton 360 review
Norton 360 software does what it says on the tin and allows you to not only scan for nasty malware and viruses but let you monitor when there is suspicious activity with your credit card, social media account, email, gamer tag and any other personal details
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Indiana Jones & the Great Circle
There’s a moment in Indiana Jones & the Great Circle when I suddenly realised that exploring tombs filled with mummified remains on your own with only a lighter for company must be a pretty terrifying thing to do.
I was already feeling uneasy as I inched my way through darkened corridors, brushing cobwebs away, and hearing a slightly unnerving unintelligible voice on the strange wind that seemed to rush through.
I carried on regardless, eager to see what lay at the end.
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Dredge Mobile
Indie darling Dredge, a fishing game with Lovecraftian horror elements from Christchurch, New Zealand studio Black Salt Games, has made the expected move from PC to mobile – and it’s a mighty good time.
Two years on from the original game’s launch, it’s now available on iOS, MacOS and Android and developer Black Salt says the mobile version includes all the downloadable content that appeared on PC and console versions, such as The Pale Reach and The Iron Rig which will be available as in-app purchases.
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Logitech Pro X TKL Rapid keyboard
I’ve reviewed a few keyboards over the years and just when I think I have my favourite, another comes along to fill that much prized top spot.
Currently in the top spot is Logitech’s Pro X TKL Rapid keyboard, the subject of this write up.
The first thing you notice is the build quality. It’s a mix of sturdy plastic and aluminium with Firstly, it just feels nice to type on. I can touch type and typing on the keyboard just feels … comfortable and natural.
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Sumerian Six (reviewed on PC)
When my esteemed editor asked me to take a look at Sumerian Six on PC way back in September, I
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Age of Mythology Retold (PC)
If you remember the good old days of 2002, and were a fan of real-time strategy games, chances are you played Age of Mythology, a classic RTS from Ensemble Studios.
Fast forward 22 years, and it’s back with Age of Mythology Retold, a remaster that slaps on a fresh coat of paint – using the graphics engine from Age of Empires III: Definitive Edition – and it does an excellent job for anyone feeling nostalgic for those RTS days of old.
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God of War Ragnarok (PC)
Studio Santa Monica’s God of War from 2018 is one of my favourite games in recent memory (despite what the dear editor of this esteemed site thinks of it), which they deftly followed up with God of War Ragnarok.
I sank numerous hours into the original game, featuring grizzled and rough-edged god Kratos (although he’s trying to find his softer side) and his son Atreus, and then did the same with the sequel in 2022.
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