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by Iain McParland | December 4, 2025 | PC , Playstation , Recaps , Reviews , Video Games

Lumines: Arise Review - Too Much Synesthesia?

by Iain McParland | November 22, 2025 | Nintendo , PC , Playstation , Reviews , Video Games , Xbox

10 Games Not Nominated for GOTY That We LOVED in 2025

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by Ben Hazell | December 14, 2025 | PC , Playstation , Reviews , Video Games

Dispatch: A Tale-Told, 1 Million Sold.

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Stop the Hate! Why Return to Monkey Island is going to be Incredible!!

Stop the Hate! Maria addressed the hate given to the makers of Return of Monkey Island and why you should be excited for new game in the series!

by Maria Kinnun | July 7, 2022

Returning to Yharnam: Now’s the time for a Bloodborne PC port

As PlayStation moves more of its titles to PC, Tyler asks, “what gives?” Here’s why Bloodborne should get a shiny new PC port.

by Tyler Graham | July 5, 2022

Angels of the Zariman: Warframe's next era is for new players too

MMOs can be fickle beasts to jump into for new players. Warframe’s Angels of the Zariman update looks to make the onboarding process just a little bit easier as the game’s Origin System enters a new era.

by Tyler Graham | June 16, 2022

Chernobylite Review - An Enjoyable Horror Shooter RPG Mystery Game

Do you have a radioactive itch for the next S.T.A.L.K.E.R. or Fallout? Chernobylite may be the answer.

by Dan Morris | May 16, 2022

Unpacking Game Review: It's A Moving Narrative!

Local Box enthusiast Amelia dives into the cardboard and packing peanuts of Unpacking... part block fitting puzzle, part home decoration, it's a very moving experience.

by Amelia Brown | May 11, 2022

Monthly Gaming Update: May 2022

Your monthly dose of all the gaming goodness that’s coming in May 2022. We do the work, so you don't have to.

by Dan Morris | May 3, 2022

The Nightmare Inside: Were Pants Crapped?

Self-proclaimed horror junkie Maria takes on the new game, The Nightmare Inside, with fellow Couchsouper, Erika. Was this the game to finally make Maria hide under the bedsheets?

by Maria Kinnun | April 29, 2022

Shrunken kids, giant bugs, and surviving the backyard: Here's why you should try Grounded

Grounded from Obsidian Entertainment is giving gamers bug-sized adventure scapes for a small group of friends to survive together. Kim shares her experiences with the pre-release version.

by Kim Payne | April 15, 2022

Elden Ring: A Literal Pain In the Ass

After 100 hours and countless deaths playing Elden Ring it appears I’ve bruised more than my ego. Lower back gamer pain is real and here are some fitness games to help keep your body nimble for more punishment.

by Patrick Sutherland | April 13, 2022

Hey Rockstar, please don't make any more open world games

Rohan’s been ruminating on all the open world games at the moment and, to be honest, he’s sick of them. Now he’s sitting Rockstar down for a chat about their condition before it gets any worse.

by Rohan Elliott | April 11, 2022

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Raiders of the ARC

Beware the Tumbleweeds! If you’re already playing ARC Raiders, then you know exactly what I mean. If you’re not yet, let's talk about why you should and why this looter/shooter with extraction, might just be the GOTY for 2025.

by Tim Beisiegel | November 19, 2025

Bye Sweet Carole is a Sinister Disney Animated Feature Made Playable

Bye Sweet Carole is the 2D survival game from an alternate Disney universe where everything is creepy and sinister. Iain tells us that, despite its flaws, this game might still be worth your time.

by Iain McParland | November 17, 2025

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Review - The Best Racing Game Ever?

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds is finally here, and it might be the best racing game this year. Join Tom as he gives his review of the latest entry in the Sonic Racing series.

by Thomas Richards | November 12, 2025

Hollow Knight: Silksong Was Worth It's Meme-worthy Long Wait

Hollow Knight: Silksong has finally been released after 84 long years of waiting. Iain tells us all why this game from Team Cherry was worth the meme-worthy long development time.

by Iain McParland | November 2, 2025

Lost in The Nowhere: The Twisted Brilliance of Little Nightmares 3

Little Nightmares comes just in time for Halloween. Does this third installment live up to the previous games? Join Jordan as he plays it on the PS5.

by Jordan Jurkowski | October 24, 2025

PAX Aus 2025: 5 Indie Games That Stole The Show

PAX Aus 2025 had a massive collection of independent games on display, but a handful of them grabbed our interest and didn’t let go. Join Tom as he shares five indie games that stole the show.

by Thomas Richards | October 19, 2025

PAX Aus 2025: Trying Out The Way of the Ninja in Ninja Gaiden 4 -Game Preview-

Ninja Gaiden 4 is almost here, and we’ve gotten our hands on the game at PAX Aus 2025. Join Tom as he gives his first impressions on this brutally hard new entry in the Ninja Gaiden series.

by Thomas Richards | October 14, 2025

Battlefield 6 - Introducing the New Wave of Gaming

Download sizes for many games are getting out of control. Electronic Arts and DICE have combined for Battlefield 6 and are challenging the norms that gamers have come to expect, from pregame releases to the download size. Will this be the future of gaming? Let's talk about why it should be.

by Tim Beisiegel | October 11, 2025

Absolum is the Roguelike Revelation of a Side-Scrolling Beat ‘Em Up

Absolum, the new game from Dotemu and Guard Crush Games, is a mix between Hades and Streets of Rage 4. Let us tell you why this roguelike is a revelation in the side-scrolling beat ‘em up genre.

by Iain McParland | October 9, 2025

Top 10 Villains So Hunky That You Swoon in Defeat

After a few weeks of listing the baddest baddies in video games, it’s time for the men to step into the light. Move aside ladies, it’s time for the hottest 10 hunks in video games!

by Iain McParland | October 6, 2025