Kyle Nicol
This author account hasn't been claimed yet. To claim this account, please contact the outlet owner to request access.
Writing For
WayTooManyGamesLatest Reviews
When it was released back in 2019, Deliver Us The Moon was a surprising hit, with a stunning lunar locations to explore and a compelling narrative to uncover. Deliver Us Mars is the long-awaited successor, that promises to tell a much bigger story with a larger cast and take the...
Wanted: Dead
Wanted: Dead is a game I’ve been following for a while. It comes from some of the developers from the fantastic Ninja Gaiden 2 and Dead or Alive franchise (yes, including Xtreme Volleyball, as they have so proudly stated in one of the trailers). It’s a low-budget unashamedly PS2-era action...
Dead Space
When it was released in 2008, the original Dead Space was thrilling. I loved it so much that I covered its 10 year anniversary just a few years ago. Back then, I stated that whilst it’s a fantastic game, it is starting to show its age. However, despite those games...
Star Ocean is a franchise that I’ve been interested in trying out but never really got the chance. A cult JRPG from TriAce and Square Enix has had its ups and downs over the years, peaking on the PS1 but becoming less and less revered with the passage of time....
Dead Space remains one of the greatest horror games of all time. A game that is equally both action-packed and terrifying, taking all the right notes from the amazing Resident Evil 4 and ramping it up to eleven. Dead Space 2 elevated this even further, with a more action-packed yet...
Blacktail
2022 has been one hell of a year for games, despite what many of us thought early on, with the announcement of massive delays across all platforms. Focus Home has had an especially great year, publishing some of the most noteworthy titles, including the tense narrative spectacle Plague Tales Requiem,...
When I first reviewed the original Hello Neighbor way back in 2017, to say I wasn’t impressed would be a massive understatement. It was a mostly miserable game built on the foundations of an admittedly excellent idea. A stealth horror game about infiltrating a neighbor’s house to uncover the dark...
Signalis
It’s hard to ignore that we are arguably living in the new golden age for horror games. Over the past few years, we’ve had a wealth of great horror games after an extensive dry period. Ranging from terrifying and engaging games, like MADiSON and Visage, providing relentless assaults on the senses,...
When I reviewed Resident Evil Village last year, I found it to be one of the best Resident Evil games to date. It was so close to perfection; only being let down by its final act locations that felt just a little rushed and uninspired. Sixteen months later and a...
When Overwatch launched way back in 2016 it was a game changer. It paved the way for the new generation of hero shooters that will eventually come to oversaturate the market. Very few of them managed to get that same feeling across as Overwatch though. I even went on to...
The action hack ‘n’ slash genre has provided some great experiences over the years, thanks to games like Devil May Cry 5. Currently, however, it feels like it’s been overshadowed by an endless stream of soulslikes. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, with games like SteelRising providing a great AA...
Thymesia
Over the years we’ve had many attempts to recapture the magic that FromSoft’s genre defining Dark Souls started way back in 2009 with Demon Souls. Some like Nioh 2 and Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin are great, whilst games like Dolmen were not so great. Could Thymesia fill that...
