Richard Seagrave
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Overall though, Ninja Pizza Girl is a thoroughly enjoyable game while it lasts, despite a few frustrations. Its biggest achievement is that it manages to capture the essence and momentum of Mirror’s Edge on a 2D plane, but it should also be applauded for its clear anti-bullying message. If you’re...
Obviously Gal*Gun Double Peace is a niche game that will alienate many players due to its strange premise and questionable gameplay systems. The fact of the matter is though, that it’s a great deal of fun of play. Its strength is its outlandishness, and whilst sometimes you do feel a...
If I was to be picky I’d maybe say that perhaps the controls aren’t quite as tight as they could be, but otherwise it’s really hard to find a genuine fault with 10 Second Ninja X. The visuals are clean and colourful, the music is rather nice, and there’s an...
Like its charming pixelated graphics that ooze character and its annoyingly mesmerising dubstep soundtrack, Super Mutant Alien Assault is an acquired taste. For many players it may be a bit sour, leaving them with the contorted face of bitterness and displeasure. Those looking for a simple but serious challenge, however,...
It’s been a while since I’ve played a game as enchanting and engrossing as Song of the Deep. It’s the type of game that you start to play and then before you know it hours have passed; every intention to turn it off met with an “I’ll just go there”...
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Eyes of Heaven then, is a basic but fun game saved by its enjoyably bizarre characters and events. Its major problem though, is that once you’ve finished with its fairly lengthy story mode there’s not a great deal to do unless you’re happy to spend copious amounts of...
To me, Carmageddon: Max Damage is the reimagining of a classic done right. Whilst some remakes or new entries in bygone series’ are so far detached from their original source that they are no longer recognisable, Carmageddon: Max Damage feels and plays just like Carmageddon. Sure it’s got some new...
Running at somewhere between 20 to 40 hours depending on how involved you get with its wealth of side content, The Technomancer is strangely captivating should you make it past its flaky first few hours. Like Spiders’ previous forays into the genre; Bound by Flame, Of Orcs and Men and Mars:...
It may be far from perfect, but Deadlight: Director’s Cut does have enough going for it to at least make it an interesting proposition for fans of the now rather niche genre. Commendable for the melancholic sense of dread that is skilfully created by its audio-visual design and notion that...
As you’ve probably already gathered, Mirror’s Edge: Catalyst is quite a disappointment, although that’s not to say that it can’t be highly enjoyable at times. When everything comes together as intended and you’re able to make full use of Faith’s repertoire of traversal skills without issue, there’s simply nothing else...
For its budget price the Dead Island: Definitive Collection offers two solid open world experiences that have never looked or played better on console as well as a retro-styled novelty that can be enjoyed in short bursts. It’s just a shame that the changes made to both Dead Island and Riptide are only visual, as both...
With its over-the-top story told via charming 2D cartoons and deranged presentation complete with random retro styled adverts and other madness, Trials of the Blood Dragon‘s gameplay is also suitably unhinged. I mean that in the best possible way however, as from beginning to end it’s a rollercoaster ride full...
