Mafia 3, PS4 Review
Firstly, click here and have this YouTube music running quietly in the background….to set the mood. Righto, now we have
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Until Dawn: Rush of Blood VR, PS4 Review
Now the fuss and bother around the Playstation VR has come and gone, its a good time to take a
Read MoreWWE 2K17, review (PS4)
My childhood memories of the WWF are of the greats of the sport (I use that term loosely), like Jake
Read MoreBattlefield 1, PS4 Review
Battlefield, some of my favourite online moments have been courtesy of this franchise. From Bad Company to today the games
Read MoreCarnival Games VR, PS4 Review
With PS4 VR in its infancy waiting a couple of weeks to release a title like Carnival Games is a
Read MoreWRC 6 Review (Xbox One)
Disclaimer! I have not got my drivers license and have never driven. Yep, I am an over 40 year old
Read MoreRise of the Tomb Raider, PS4 Review
20 years with Lara? Sounds like a long time for a cultural icon that is right up there with Mario
Read MoreNBA 2K17, Xbox One Review
So, another year has passed and here we have the next NBA 2K coming our way. This year we have,
Read MoreThe Tomorrow Children, PS4 Review
Video Game designers never cease to amaze me with their ability to create games that seem so far out of
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No Man’s Sky – the other side of the fence
It’s not often a video game captures so many people’s imaginations prior to its release, and then ends up challenging
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No Man’s Sky – the non review
It’s been a while, a while since we were wowed by No Man’s Sky being revealed at E3 and a longer while since I cut my teeth in space dreaming of a game like this. There’s no doubt the unique selling point of NMS is the scale of this operatic vision.
Sean Murray and the team at Hello Games have delivered what they set out to do, a near infinite gaming playground that humbles you into submission, it offers up a diluted offering of space travel and interplanetary jumping that sits happily in the realm of any hokum sci-fi.
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