It could be argued that, as a life long Pokémon fan, I’m a little too bias to review Pokémon Detective Pikachu. I mean if I could visit any fictional universe, it would be the Pokémon world – sorry Middle Earth. Yet I think that I have two excellent reasons for why I can review Detective Pikachu: One) … More Pokemon Detective Pikachu – Review
I’m very happy to announce that my short story, ‘Headfirst,’ has been published on The Ogilvie. The Ogilvie is a creative review site based in Edinburgh and is run by a dedicated staff of graduates from The University of Edinburgh. ‘Headfirst’ follows Michael as he tries to prove the existence of the monsters that live … More ‘Headfirst’ published on The Ogilvie
Last year I wrote a review about Detective Pikachu for the 3DS. I did not like it. With the upcoming Detective Pikachu movie, I decided to turn that review into a YouTube video. (With some added extras.) If you like the video, please check out my other videos and consider subscribing!
I’ve been putting off writing this review, partly because Octopath Traveler has already received fountains of praise and partly because writing it involved putting the game down. Yet, I’ve decided to throw my praise into the ring and explain why I think Octopath Traveler has reinvented the JRPG genre. Let’s start with the story – rather than … More Octopath Traveler – Review
JUMPGRID is the latest game from Ian MacLarty, whose name you might recognise from the 2018 Freeplay Awards. His puzzle game, Dissembler, won the Excellence in Design award and The Catacombs of Solaris, a wonderfully surreal experience, won the Freeplay Award itself. MacLarty has taken his talent for the surreal and transformed what could have been … More JUMPGRID Review – Teleporting Madness
Hyrule Warriors: Definite Edition is the best Legend of Zelda spin-off to date – merging the Zelda universe with the Dynasty Warriors franchise to create fast paced game play with a great range of challenges, which will keep you entertained for hours. I originally reviewed the Wii U version back in 2015 and highly recommended it. What makes the … More Hyrule Warriors: Definite Edition – Review
Rock, Paper, Shotgun gave me the opportunity to talk about what it was like to return to RuneScape after seven years. Check it out!
The inspiration for Meddling Kids is obvious to anyone with even a slither of knowledge about children’s cartoons. Scooby-Doo has been through many different iterations and interpretations, but it’s surprising that no-one has ever taken the approach Edgar Cantero took with Meddling Kids before. Meddling Kids takes the idea of a summer detective club and asks – what … More Meddling Kids – Review
Earlier this year I played Minit and was stuck by how subtly the developers had included an environmental message. Rather than writing this discovery, however, I decided to make a YouTube video, which you can find below. This will hopefully be the first of many (I am currently working on two scripts – one about … More The Environmental Undertones of Minit – YouTube Video
Ōkami has had one of the most fascinating journeys in gaming history. Originally released on the PlayStation Two during its dying days in 2006; winning IGN’s Game of the Year award in the same year, despite its low sales. Sadly its developer, Clover Studios, closed just months after this initial release, but thanks to a joint venture … More Ōkami HD for the Nintendo Switch – Review
Snippets Of Tales 