Played on my laptop with the following system specs: Chassis: Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming Series (7567) w/ 15.6″ 1920×1080 LED display Processor: 7th Generation Intel Quad Core i7-7700HQ Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti w/ 4gb GDDR5 RAM: 16gb, DDR4, 2400MHz Hard Drive: 1TB 5400 rpm + 128gb SSD OS: Windows 10 Home 64-bit Today I have the pleasure of reviewing 2017’s...
Lara's brutal yet beautiful coming of age
Sigi is one of those games that you'll probably want to flush, but may need a plunger
F1 2018 - The must buy game to get your F1 fix
Codemasters teases us with a new trailer ahead of the worldwide release of F1 2018
Welcome to my first ever PC review, kids! Today we’re looking at Pyxton Studios’s debut, the brand-new first-person horror title Deluded Mind. Since there are more PC configurations than stars in the known universe, here are my specs. Chassis: Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming Series (7567) w/ 15.6″ 1920×1080 LED display Processor: 7th Generation Intel Quad Core i7-7700HQ Gra...
Review: Welcome to Hanwell (ps4).
Reviewer’s note: The second and third pictures below are saved screenshots of my gameplay experience in Welcome to Hanwell. They were uploaded from my ps4 to my Twitter then saved to my laptop via Windows 10 Snipping Tool and uploaded to AIR for this article. Any loss in fidelity or crispness of images is from the compression/decompression process and not a reflection of the game, which look...
So, this game is billed as a 'Hyper-realistic driving game'? I think not!
Rockstar Games brings new trailer and screenshots for RDR2
REVIEW: Metropolis: Lux Obscura PS4
I wanted to hate this game from the start.
So as a games reviewer, I’ve always taken into account the time, money, creativity and effort that go into making a video game. A team of people ranging in size somewhere between one (Lone Survivor and Axiom Verge) to approximately 650 million (Arkham Knight, Dead Space 2) spend YEARS of their time coding and writing and creating and drawing and building and rendering and testing and re-cod...
Like the game itself, I’m going to keep this review short but very sweet. Bleed 2 is a fast-paced 2-D action title developed by Canadian game designer Ian Campbell, AKA Bootdisk Revolution. In Bleed 2, just like its predecessor, you play as Wryn, the world’s greatest hero, as she fends off hordes of invading robots. At first glance, it slightly resembles a 16- to 32-bit Mega Man tit...