Gaming
Gigabyte Aorus Gen4 7000s SSD Review – PS5’s New Best Friend
When shopping for an SSD these days, you’re probably looking for one to slap into your PS5 to extend its internal storage. There are a
28 March 2022
Reviews
Gaming
Assetto Corsa Competizione Review – As Real as it Gets
If you’re a racing fan you’ll have heard the name Assetto Corsa well enough to know that this is no run of the mill racer.
25 March 2022
Gaming
Assetto Corsa Competizione Review – As Real as it Gets
Assetto Corsa Competizione is a hardcore, realistic and immersive racing title that almost makes a wheel compulsory to enjoy its many deep gameplay mechanics.
25 March 2022
Gaming
Kirby and The Forgotten Land Review – Kirby’s Best Adventure Yet
The Kirby video game series has mostly played it safe for the longest of times when it comes to its 3D games. Sure, the yarn
23 March 2022
Gaming
Ghostwire: Tokyo Review – Takes Two to Tengu
Tango Gameworks has proved that the studio is more than capable of crafting an open-world action game with Ghostwire: Tokyo. Above everything it brings to
21 March 2022
News
ASUS ProArt StudioBook H5600Q Notebook Review
ASUS’ new ProArt range offers some of the best tech around when it comes to creator notebooks. Not because of its internal hardware, which is
15 March 2022
Gaming
Elden Ring Review – Reinventing The Genre FromSoftware Originally Created
Elden Ring sets the bar for open-world games by delivering one of the most detailed and vast worlds seen in gaming while keeping the gameplay a priority.
14 March 2022
Gaming
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarok Review – Time to Let This One Go
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarok starts off with some incredible potential. sadly is falls from grace with a bland open-world and tedious gameplay.
10 March 2022
Gaming
Triangle Strategy Review
Triangle Strategy is a good strategy game that leaves out a lot of the game’s best features like the combat. It also takes a long time to get anywhere.
4 March 2022
Gaming
Chocobo GP Review – Not the Final Fantasy Kart Racer We Deserve
The original Chocobo Racing was one of the best kart racing games of its day. Back in 1995, Square Enix turned the Final Fantasy series
3 March 2022
Gaming
GRID Legends Review – Cracks on the Raceway
To the average eye, motorsport on the surface is not much more than a couple tonnes of cars doing laps around a track to see
3 March 2022
Gaming
Gran Turismo 7 Review – For the Love of Car Culture
Sony’s Gran Turismo series isn’t like most other racing games on the market. If you are familiar with the games you would know that instead
2 March 2022
Gaming
Dying Light 2 Review – Better Left Dead
The original Dying Light has been a somewhat staple in the gaming industry for an entire generation. The game launched back in 2015 and Techland
24 February 2022
Gaming
ASUS ROG Strix Gundam Edition Build Review
A few weeks back I had the pleasure of reviewing an ASUS prebuilt that was, on paper, upper mid-tier but performed well above my expectations. Now
23 February 2022
Gaming
Assassin’s Creed: The Ezio Collection Switch Review
The Ezio trilogy is my favourite era in the Assassin’s Creed series. While it went on for a bit too long with three games (the
22 February 2022
Gaming
Gigabyte Aero 16 YE5 Review – Monster Notebook, Refreshing New Design
I am no stranger to the Gigabyte Aero range. I used one for almost two years and in the past year, I have reviewed a
17 February 2022
Gaming
Horizon Forbidden West Review – Once Upon a Time in The West
In 2017 the world was introduced to Aloy. A headstrong orphan who became the saviour of Meridian. Horizon Zero Dawn was an ambitious game. Blending
14 February 2022
Gaming
Gigabyte Aorus FV43U Gaming Monitor Review – Big Display, Big Price Tag
PC hardware makers releasing giant monitors is nothing new in the industry. These Big Format Displays offer larger screen space with some of the best
8 February 2022
Gaming
Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection Review – Polishing Perfection
The Uncharted series is without a doubt one of Sony’s best. If anything, the series has always pushed the limit when it comes to visuals
26 January 2022
Gaming
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3050 Gaming OC GPU Review
NVIDIA’s new RTX 3050 might be a baby in comparison to the rest of the lineup but it is far from weak. This new $249
26 January 2022
Gaming
Pokemon Legends: Arceus Review – I Could Never Go Back to Old School
For many, Pokemon Legends: Arceus is the one you’ve been waiting for. A truly next-level Pokemon experience crafted by veterans at Game Freak that expands
26 January 2022
Gaming
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction Review
Rainbow Six Extraction is much more than a cheap knockoff of Ubisoft’s previous Containment event the company hosted in Siege back in 2021. In fact,
19 January 2022
Entertainment
House Of Slaughter Comic – Sometimes We Hunt Monsters, Sometimes The Monsters Hunt Us
House of Slaughter never feels like it’s trying to be a spinoff. It is an independent comic that shares the same universe as Something is Killing the Children.
13 January 2022
Entertainment
The House Review – We All Go A Little Mad Sometimes
The House on Netflix starts out great but fails to keep up its momentum during the show. While the experience is gorgeous to watch, the storytelling falls short
12 January 2022
Gaming
Jurassic World Evolution 2: Early Cretaceous Pack Review
Releasing DLC for your game just a few weeks after its debut is quite a cheek. Sure, it is the normal thing to do these
28 December 2021
Entertainment
Huawei MateView GT Monitor Review
The Huawei MateView GT marks the company’s first major step into the gaming scene. While we shouldn’t expect to see a huge wave of gaming-specific
23 December 2021
Features
ASUS Vivobook Pro 16X OLED Notebook Review
The ASUS Vivobook Pro is a 16-inch creative laptop with a lot of design flair. ASUS seem to think that creative people want their notebooks
15 December 2021
Entertainment
The Witcher Season 2 Review
The Witcher Season 2 drastically changes up the pace by focusing on one timeline. It also introduces new characters and monsters while diving into more lore.
10 December 2021
Gaming
Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda Review
The Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda device is packed with classic nostalgia and easter eggs that make the device feel like a love letter to long-time fans.
8 December 2021
Gaming
Big Brain Academy: Brain Vs. Brain Review
Big Brain Academy: Brain Vs. Brain is a lighthearted way to learn how dumb and slow you really are but I could not stop playing
2 December 2021
Entertainment
Snap Ships Review – Are These Toys Any Good?
There’s something pretty cool about building a toy. You start off with a box of blocks and pieces and an hour later you have your
2 December 2021
Gaming
Battlefield 2042 Review – Shallow Warfare
Battlefield 2042 is missing a lot of content and features. Even the most basic things like a scoreboard is missing. Not to mention the general content is bland
30 November 2021
Gaming
Farming Simulator 22 Review – Old McBoredom Had a Farm
Farming Simulator 22 welcomes some new features and changes that fans might enjoy but sadly the game is still highly inaccessible to newcomers due to its grind.
29 November 2021
Gaming
Call of Duty Vanguard Review – Shooty Shoot Bang-Bang
Somehow through everything that has happened this year, Activision managed to get yet another Call of Duty out to the world. Forget the ongoing sexual
23 November 2021
Gaming
Jurassic World Evolution 2 Review
Jurassic World Evolution 2 holds back on park sim features in favour of the dinos. While it lacks the micromanaging, the creature species should keep you busy
19 November 2021