Game of the Year-2025
Game of the Year-2025 As the year comes to a close, it’s time for us to muse the stand-outs of gaming year just gone.
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XBOX
Baby Steps – Review
Baby Steps is a fantastic example of what Indie Developers can do with their creative freedom. No major publisher would have signed off on this game and its very unique mechanics, which won’t be for everyone, but the fact it has been made is a credit to the indie games scene and cult status is sure to be the result.
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Lost Soul Aside – Byte Size Review
Guest writer and resident ‘weeb’, Nina, drops in to give us the low down on this action title straight out
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Console to a Gaming PC
Console gaming has had an ongoing compromise for the last couple of generations. 30fps at upscaled 4K-ish… with maybe Ray Tracing…or, a very distinct “OR”…60fps with some weird resolution of 1100p-ish if ya lucky. My default turn of phrase in my articles was often akin too: “Its 2025, we should be able to have 60fps with something close to 4K graphics!”
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The Alters, PS5 Review
The Alters is another example of a smaller studio showing these big developers how its done!
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MotoGP 25, PS5 Review
If you crash out on the couch every Saturday, to catch the MotoGP Championship, and own a PS5, then this game purchase is a no brainer. As long as you are happy to climb the games steep learning curve,- and go from a weekend warrior, to a hardened track-day monster
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Monster Energy: AMA Supercross Championship 25, Review
I love the Italian developer, Milestone. They make games in niche motorsport racing genres that most big studios ignore. But I dig ‘em! Be it GP Motorcycles, Motorcross, Hotwheels, Monster Trucks, Rally or in this case, Supercross. Milestone have carved out a “AA+” niche all of their own, and more often than not…they smash it out of the park.
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Fusion Pro Wireless Controller by PowerA
Until the Fusion Pro Wireless controller dropped into my post box I can safely say I’ve never thought about how a controller could be a work of art. I’ve had customisable controllers in the past, but I never really got on with changing weights and sticks. It just all seemed so faffy.
Programming back buttons, yes, that’s something Ive been able to get behind, more so when you can transfer a stick click to a button press, especially when its right next to a lazy, redundant finger.
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JBL Quantum 100X
With the Quantum 100X JBL have catered for a lower end of the market as well as the younger end. I think it’s fair to get that out of the way.
As a big lover of the JBL brand and a convert to the mantra of ‘Sound is Survival’, I have to say the Quantum 100X was not what I expected.
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Hot Wheels Unleashed 2–Turbocharged Byte Sized Review (XSX)
Coming out over two years after the release of the first Hot Wheels Unleashed.
Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 – Turbocharged is another serving of bold and bright arcade racing fun.
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LEGO Brick Tales Byte Size Review (XSX)
Who doesn’t like LEGO? I have always been a bit of a AFOL, Adult Fan Of Lego if you were wondering.
Whether it is physical LEGO or LEGO games I have been keen. In recent years LEGO games have been more diverse than the classic movie tie-ins we all love.
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