Following Dear Esther, we stay in walking-sim territory with What Remains of Edith Finch, a game of memories, loss, and imagination.

Is it the genre’s masterpiece, or just another melancholy stroll?

Minimal gameplay, maximum atmosphere.

We step onto a desolate Hebridean island to see if Dear Esther is a haunting masterpiece - or an overrated stroll.

Welcome back to Racoon City, with Resident Evil 2.

CapCom brought back one of survival horror’s crown jewels with a fresh coat of paint. But does Leon and Claire’s nightmare still terrify - or is this remake more nostalgia than substance?

Ding Dong....

The 90s served us a wisecracking gecko in sunglasses—because of course they did.

But is Enter the Gecko a hidden gem or just channel-surfing nonsense?

Hello hello!

Welcome back, where this week we go back to the beginning of the trilogy reboot of The Hitman Series.

IO really went all in when they started slowly releasing this game back in 2016, but did it carry on the heritage and pomp of The Hitman Series, or was it a bit of a flop?

Join us this week with a foray into Paradiso & Inferno, where we tackle Bayonetta 2.

One of the more unique games on our radar, with a very fierce fan following - we discuss where this game ranks amongst it's genre peers & if it deserves a spot in the OpenCritic List!

Welcome back, where this week we take a trip to Rainbow Road & discuss the 8th entry into the Mario Kart franchise.

Surprisingly this game didn't appear on the MetaCritic list - so why is that?

Should it have been there?

We're back with another biggie.

Today we take a look at the newest remaster from Bethesda, Oblivion Remastered.

We played the original Oblivion back in 2021 - so here we discuss the changes to the original and whether or not this is a god jumping off point for newcomers to TES series.

We're back with another biggie.

Today we take a look at the newest remaster from Bethesda, Oblivion Remastered.

We played the original Oblivion back in 2021 - so here we discuss the changes to the original and whether or not this is a god jumping off point for newcomers to TES series.

A different one today, with a text parser game, reminiscent of games from the 80's & 90's.

Crimson Diamond is the topic & one we've not really tackled before.

Murder mystery, or was playing this game just straight up murder...?