WellPlayed
A small collective of avid Aussie gamers, who have ventured out on their own and present their spin on the gaming world.
Latest Reviews
Gattai Games’ spiritual successor to Lurking robs players of their sight for this disturbing and atmospheric deep-dive into a tragic life, made all the more intense by brilliant use of VR.
While its gameplay stylings are going to mostly feel familiar, Shadow of War is an impressive package and far more expansive than the original, but when is a lot of a good thing too much?
Take the slow, measured, turn-based combat of Fire Emblem and throw it in a blender with a thousand enemies and a carton of Red Bull.
This sequel to the VR-exclusive Lucky’s Tale shoulders the responsibility of launching a new Xbox hardware iteration and also proving itself in the world of traditional 3D platformers, and does a spectacularly average job of both.
Mario is back in his first full 3D adventure in fifteen years, and Super Mario Odyssey is unequivocal proof that the (former) plumber still has more than a few tricks under his hat.
Road Redemption is a rewarding and excellent throwback to the cult-classic Road Rash series with a few extras to give it its own distinct set of wheels.
Tango Gameworks take another stab at creating a thrilling survival horror title, and defy expectation by applying open-world action philosophies with a great degree of success.
The most fun you can have while being brutally beaten up.
Can games be art? It’s an age-old question that still is yet to be definitively answered. A Fractured but Whole doesn’t so much answer this question as it poses a new one – can games be fart?
Never too late to make new friends – and make them fight your battles for you.
Beneath its cartoony aesthetic lies a game that is brutally difficult and incredibly rewarding.
