Adventure Game reviews
Stardew Valley Review: Look Out, Animal Crossing
Animal Crossing meets Minecraft in Stardew Valley. Experiencing somewhat of a resurgence in popularity, Gemma takes another look with a review of Stardew Valley on Nintendo Switch Lite.
Little Nightmares 2 Review – Is it Worth Playing on the Switch Lite?
We review Little Nightmares 2. Nintendo describes this game as a “charming horror”, but I don’t feel that quite captures the tense and horrific surroundings you’re immediately cast into in the story of Little Nightmares 2.
Valheim: The Viking Survival RPG that Stunned Steam
Valheim is a game to get lost in. A picturesque, otherworldly setting where you can plunder, create Viking villages, or watch the Tree of Life floating high above you.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Review
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order slides perfectly into the action-adventure genre, but it hit me a little differently to other Star Wars games. The story and character in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order honours source material in a way lifelong fans will notice.
Rayman Legends
Rayman Legends is the next generation incarnation of the much-loved and classic retro title of the same name. It should be noted that the new ‘re-boot’ isn’t entirely new; Rayman
TOMB RAIDER DEFINITIVE EDITION: A REVIEW
For those who have missed Lara Croft and her rather unique physiology – do not despair our Tomb Raiding heroine is back – and back with some serious attitude and
DISNEY INFINITY – Great if you’ve ever wanted to be Lightening McQueen but bad if you don’t like being fleeced!
With over a million copies of the starter pack sold worldwide, Disney Infinity is Disney-Pixar’s new and innovative gaming platform that is really getting kids and parents both entertained and
SKYLANDERS: Swap Force – A Great Game but incredibly costly for Mum and Dad!
I hate in-game purchases, I despise DLC upgrades packs and I detest ‘add-on’ purchases for games and consoles. Therefore, when my niece came to stay with me and my partner
Batman: Arkham Origins
We stepped from the late showing at the cinema, tottie and I, and she snuggled in close. “What do you want to do now” she asked, all sensual-eyes and bee-stung