The Last Case of John Morley Review – Atmosphere, Intrigue, and a Faltering Middle Act When Atmosphere Shines but Gameplay Falters You play ...

Postal: Brain Damaged – A Flawed, Repetitive Shooter That Somehow Earned My Respect From Crude Chaos to Unexpected Introspection I wasn'...

Pengilo: A Simple Slice of Penguin‑Tossing Puzzle Zen Verdict: Fun, Floaty, but Not Quite Stand‑Out A simple and accessible physics-based ga...

A.I.L.A Review – Psyche‑Driven Horror With Big Ideas and Uneven Execution A Postmodern VR Nightmare That Starts Strong but Loses Steam in th...

With some games featuring regional variations (JP, US, EU) and also archival details – as well as a ‘jukebox’ section – on the face of the m...

Back in 2024, I covered Thief Simulator 2 and whilst I had a lot of fun with, it was very clearly rough around the edges and needed refinin...

While I’m a fan of horror movies and books, I haven’t had much experience with horror games up until this last year. I put this down to it b...

In today’s Rich's Rapid Review, I take a look at The Last Ninja Collection on Nintendo Switch — a bundle that brings three iconic System...

I first got on board with the Dark Quest series back in 2023 with the third entry , which was a fantastic isometric title that relied on a b...

Originally released in 1995 on the PS1, Rayman was soon ported to other systems, but it was that original PS1 release that most folks hold d...

I grew up with Thomas the Tank Engine, and now – a full generation down the line – my son has taken up the mantle of enjoying Thomas and his...

I actually received Roadwarden for review last year, but had an issue when playing on my Switch, whereby the game would judder along as if i...

I’m not familiar with the Gear Club Unlimited series, but after playing a few duff Switch racers recently (I look at YOU Fast & Furious ...

It’s hard to write this review as Wreckreation is clearly a labour of love from some core developers behind the much-loved Burnout franchise...

I missed the boat when the original Mafia: The City of Lost Heaven was fist released back in 2002, instead getting hips deep into the sequel...

Car Go! is a small, simple delivery game that keeps things light and accessible. With such a vast range of genres available, is this one wor...

I covered k148 Game Studio’s Detective: The Motel back in January, and whilst I relished the thought of the basic premise – a short detecti...

The first release from Spanish video game developer Eric Osuna, A Pizza Delivery is a game that overreaches its grasp, but is painfully clos...

Firstly, I have to say that whilst I didn’t fully click with JDM: Japanese Drift Master due to several issues that I’ll elaborate on below, ...

I don’t usually directly compare games when I discuss them, but I do feel that I have to open this review by saying that you can currently g...