Cotton Fantasy: Superlative Night Dream
Geek Pride enters the hyper-kinetic yet cutesy kawai realm of Cotton Fantasy: Superlative Night Dream. Banzai!
ReviewsGamingBevan Clatworthy
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Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters
Geek Pride dons power armour to face the forces of chaos in Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters. For the Emporer!
ReviewsGamingPeter Ray Allison
Klotzen Panzer Battles - Review
In short, it’s a WW2 Hex and turn-based strategy game that puts you in control of large armies in Spain, France, Africa, Russia and the defence of the fatherland, with the added bonus of some very interesting counterfactual battles, like Spain entering the war and the invasion of Britain.
ReviewsGamingMatt Geary
Undying
Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison descends into the zompocalypse once more for a different take on the zombie genre in Undying.
ReviewsGamingPeter Ray Allison
Fort Triumph
Take command of a squad of heroes in the tactical turn-based game Fort Triumph to conquer a procedurally generated world.
ReviewsGamingDaniel Delargy
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Chernobylite
Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison checks out Chernobylite; the latest survival-horror videogame set deep within the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
ReviewsGamingPeter Ray Allison
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Phoenix Point – one year on
A year after its release, Phoenix Point now has the Year One edition, which includes all of the DLC and patches released to date.
ReviewsGamingPeter Ray Allison
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Doom Eternal
Doom Slayer has no time for plot. He cares only to rip and tear until it is done.
ReviewsGamingDaniel Delargy
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Lunch-A-Palooza Review
Reviewed by Chris Pattison Over the past few months, there have been a lot of easy to pick up, hard to master games that have either been released or come to…
ReviewsGamingCom munity
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VISAGE. Review
Played On: XBOX ONE Wow, this game has been a long time coming. Having been 2 years ago when I saw some real gameplay on this title and about 4 years since…
ReviewsGamingJonjo Cosgrove
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FUSER. Review
Reviewed on: Nintendo Switch Also Available on: PS4, XBOX ONE, PC I have recently played the latest rhythm-based video game from Harmonix.
ReviewsGamingJonjo Cosgrove
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Ori and the Will of the Wisps Switch Review
The word “charming” is bandied about whenever a platformer starring some sort of soft creature is released.
ReviewsGamingMike Orvis
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