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Pokemon Pokopia Expansion Pass Part 1: Bubbly Basin – Darling It’s Better After a short break from the game that helped me work through some serious burnout earlier this year, it’s time to pop on a bubble helmet and dive back into Pokemon Pokopia. Bubbly Basin, the first part of a planned three part expansion […] The post Pokemon Pokopia Expansion Pass Part 1: Bubbly Basin – Darling it’s Better…
Mafia: The Old Country – Man of Honor – An Extra Slice of Mob Life When Mafia: The Old Country launched this time last year, it seemed to split the critic community. Some didn’t gel with the more simplistic gameplay that it offered, while some, including myself, had a blast with what is basically an […] The post Mafia: The Old Country – Man of Honor – An Extra Slice of Mob Life first appeared on…
Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns – A Disappointing Trip Back in Time Reinventing the wheel seems to be incredibly popular of late within gaming, and Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns is the latest example, taking the first killer app for the Commodore Amiga and reworking it for a 2026 audience. If […] The post Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns – A Disappointing Trip Back…
Riftbound Vendetta Review – Dig Two Decks Riftbound is back with a vengeance, the Vendetta wave bringing a tighter card pool, new mechanics and a refreshed introductory product line in the two-player Showdown Sets, replacing the separate individual pre-constructed decks of Origins, Spiritforged and Unleashed until Legacy launches a whole mess of new content in […] The post Riftbound Vendetta…
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Review – Chaos in the Best Possible Way Some of the best arcade memories I have were with the Marvel range of one-on-one fighters from Capcom. From X-Men: Children of the Atom right up to the Marvel vs Capcom games, these titles captured my imagination and my 20c pieces, as few […] The post Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Review – Chaos in the Best Possible Way first…
What Does The Elder Scrolls VI Need To Succeed – Patched #439 What does Bethesda need to do to make The Elder Scrolls VI into the success we all hope it will be? Paul and Matto share some thoughts. You can also get Patched via podcast services! Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Direct Feed Stay tuned […] The post What Does The Elder Scrolls VI Need To Succeed – Patched #439 first appeared on…
The Sinking City 2 Review – Heed The Call The Sinking City 2 is a title I was pretty hotly anticipating… up until I found out that unlike developer Frogware’s earlier titles, it would be shedding quite a lot of their house-style detective gameplay via a sidestep into the survival horror aspects of its predecessor. […] The post The Sinking City 2 Review – Heed The Call first appeared on…
Duskfade Co-Op Review – Time Well Spent Duskfade is an indie platformer from developer Weird Beluga and publisher Fireshine Games. In the vein of classic platforming franchises like Jak & Daxter, Ratchet & Clank and Banjo Kazooie, Duskfade follows Zirion and his mechanical sidekick Cuckoo as they unravel the mysteries of his sister’s disappearance and […] The post Duskfade Co-Op Review – Time Well…
Magic: The Gathering – The Hobbit Review – An Expected Party As far as Universes Beyond go, The Hobbit is another great fit for Magic: The Gathering. How could it not be, given the sweeping influence Tolkien had on modern fantasy over the last half century? It’s not exactly an Unexpected Party – I mean, […] The post Magic: The Gathering – The Hobbit Review – An Expected Party first appeared on…
Pro Jank Footy Review – Joy In The Jank Over the decades, we’ve seen a host of AFL games that have been attempting to replicate and digitise the greatest game in the world, and have almost always fallen flat in the process. After failed speckie after failed speckie, it took the teams at Powerbomb, Umbrella […] The post Pro Jank Footy Review – Joy In The Jank first appeared on Player2.net.au .
