MagNets is a perfect example of how to take a clever gameplay idea and completely ignore it. The general premise of MagNets seems pretty clear at first glance; defeat swarms of enemies with your magnet abilities and collect the gold fragments they leave behind to progress to the next level. On its own, the core […] More
Party games often shine for their simplicity. Delivering an approachable splitscreen experience while still offering excellent gameplay and perennial replayability takes masterful design. Cel Damage HD plays like a feeble attempt at this mastercraft and looks the part. I certainly had fun massacring my friends with the game’s seemingly endless palette of cartoonish weapons, but […] More
The gameplay of Fenix Furia is very similar to other 2D platformers such Super Meat Boy which benefits the game a lot as it means you can jump straight into the game without needing to learn tons of new mechanics. A unique feature that I feel more games should have is the way you can […] More
Tower defence games have never really had a huge presence on consoles, mostly heading directly to PC. So when seeing a game like McDroid for the first time, it can’t help but draw your interest. As a 3D action Tower defence game on a console, it’s a rare sight. While a novel concept, some major […] More
Quantum Break is a mish mash between Video Game and TV show, casting well known actors; Shawn Ashmore (X-men’s Iceman) and Aidan Gillen (Game of Thrones’ Petyr Baelish) playing protagonist and antagonist respectively. We start the game with Jack Joyce (Shawn Ashmore) being interviewed about the events which lead to a fracture in time. Paul […] More
Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 features gameplay akin to that of previous games in the series, in which players battle each other in 3D arenas. A returning feature which was omissed since the original Ultimate Ninja Storm is the ability to Wall Run. Players will be able to dynamically take to battle to the sides of […] More
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