Cardiaxx By Eclipse (UK) Design – A Classic Or Just Pants?
Cardiaxx By Eclipse (UK) Design - A Classic Or Just Pants? Back on the first launch, I naturally grabbed the...
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Almost Every PS VR2 Game Reviewed (Part Seventeen / Letter Q)
Almost Every PS VR2 Game Reviewed (Part Sixteen/ Letter P), and if you want to check out the rest of...
Almost Every PS VR2 Game Reviewed (Part Sixteen / Letter P)
Almost Every PS VR2 Game Reviewed (Part Sixteen/ Letter P), and if you want to check out the rest of...
Hype Train Activated: A Long Survive Teaser PS VR2 / SteamVR
There’s something people rarely talk about: how impersonal, negative, or downright annoying some developers and press managers can be —...
Workshop Simulator VR – Deep Dive Review
Workshop Simulator VR screams “slop” — or even worse, AI slop — at first glance. But to cut it short:...
Devil Jam: A Rough Opening Hiding a Rock‑Solid Core
It hasn’t actually been that long since I first dipped my toes into the auto-shooter looter genre — and at...
Maid Of Sker VR – Horror Is Here
I’ll start with full honesty: I’m very biased toward Wales Interactive. I’ve played every single game they’ve released on PlayStation...
Almost Every PS VR2 Game Reviewed (Part Fifteen / Letter O)
Almost Every PS VR2 Game Reviewed (Part Fifteen / Letter O) If you want to check out the rest of...
Rager PS VR2 Review – Rhythm-Fueled Ninja Combat
RAGER can, at first glance, be described as yet another Beat Saber-inspired rhythm-action title. The similarities are obvious: incoming targets,...
DISASTER STRUCK MY AMIGA MAGAZINE COLLECTION
Saturday evening. A beautiful red sky fades into darkness. I’m finally winding down with some candy and a drink, ready...
TITAN ISLES PS VR2 REVIEW
TITAN ISLES aims high, and developer Psytec Games has done everything right to impress PS VR2 players. The game fully...
Maiden Cops – Boobs, Nudity & Fighting – Reviewed
In today’s digital landscape, we’re drowning in AI-generated slop across most online gaming storefronts. This makes it increasingly difficult to...
Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom – Multi Format Review (kind Of)
Where I grew up, we actually had two places where you could play arcade games. The young and happy AmigaGuru,...
Twilight Parade – Moonlit Monokoke Review
Twilight Parade looked pretty cool in the trailers and screenshots, so I decided to ask Eastasiasoft for a key. As...
Almost Every PSVR2 Game Reviewed (Part Fourteen / Letter N)
This part of the series (number 14) covers PSVR2 games starting with the letter N. I’ve also begun including information about...
Super Hang-On, Power Drift, Harley Davidson And SmashTV Reviewed.
How can a developer create one of the best Amiga ports ever, yet also deliver one of the worst in...
Major Updates & Changes Done At The Blog
Hello everyone, As some of you may already have noticed, there have been some major changes to how the blog...
God Of Riffs: Battle For The Metalverse – PSVR2 Review
God of Riffs is a great example of one of the best things about VR: developers making the game they want to make,...
StarLightRiders:HyperJump – A Bullethell Game Review
Sorry for spamming the site with Eastasiasoft releases lately, but to be fair, they’ve got some seriously wicked games out...
Schildmaid MX Review – A New Genre Twist
Schildmaid MX is yet another example of why we desperately need all the A.I. slop and low-effort garbage cleared out...
Exo-Calibre Review
Exo-Calibre showed up totally random in my mailbox mailinglists (from the publisher), I had never heard of it before. So...
Wings Of Fear Reviewed
My good friend RoarTj did a full blown vertical shoot 'em up game in 2025. He named the game Wings...
Montezuma’s Revenge Returns For Its 40th Anniversary
Do you remember the 80s game Montezuma’s Revenge by Parker Bros? Well, I do — and that’s exactly why I...
Almost Every PSVR2 Game Reviewed (Part Thirteen / Letter M)
This part of the series (number 13) covers PSVR2 games starting with the letter M. I’ve also begun including information about...
Almost Every PSVR2 Game Reviewed (Part Twelve / Letter L)
This part of the series (number 12) covers PSVR2 games starting with the letter L. I’ve also begun including information about...
VRacer Hoverbike Review / PSVR2
VRacer Hoverbike is finally everywhere — and trust me, the hype is REAL.. This release happened (most likely) thanks to...