Intro If you recall to my ‘Crash Bandicoot: N. Sane Trilogy’ review, I mentioned there was another game that got a similar treatment in terms of remaking a beloved IP (Intellectual Property). J.A.W. (Just Add Water) is a UK based … Continue reading ‘Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty’ Review

When ‘Crash Bandicoot: N Sane Trilogy’ got announced last year, it wouldn’t be surprising if the public got excited. Not only because these games bring back nostalgia, they’re also responsible for propelling Naughty Dog to fame and served to promote … Continue reading ‘Crash Bandicoot: N. Sane Trilogy’ Review

Stealth video games have been around since the 1980’s with such titles like ‘Castle Wolfenstein’ and ‘Metal Gear’, leading to other IP’s being made from the likes of ‘Splinter Cell’, ‘Assassin’s Creed’, ‘Hitman’ and ‘Dishonoured’. Although they all follow the … Continue reading ‘Styx: Shards of Darkness’ Review

Like its real-life counterpart, rally racing is a unique motorsport for numerous reasons: the fact drivers are racing in a variety of conditions; the fact they’re racing against the clock instead of competing wheel to wheel; the mandatory need to … Continue reading ‘DiRT 4’ Review

It’s amazing to think that twenty years ago, ‘The Fifth Element’ came out in all cinemas worldwide. While Luc Besson is best known as a producer than director, that not to say his influence in the film industry hasn’t been … Continue reading ‘The Fifth Element’ Review

For a series that’s being absent for over a decade, bringing back an IP (Intellectual Property) can be a breath of fresh air compared to your modern counterparts. However, this can lead to alienating those who are unfamiliar with the franchise and … Continue reading ‘Syberia 3’ Review

Note: This review is based on the PS3 port as part of the ‘Syberia Collection’, not the PC original. Whether the first game was a success or a flop, sequels give the creators to improve their games and implement new features. … Continue reading ‘Syberia 2’ Review