Author: Charles Perez

The classic debt-repaying simulator has at last made it’s highly anticipated debut on the Nintendo Switch, and it could not have come at a better time. With all the doom

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare makes a triumphant return to their heyday roots of 2009 with a slower, grounded, and more methodical experience blending rose-tinted nostalgia with contemporary improvements. Going

Pyke, The Bloodharbor Ripper, is the refreshingly unique combination of a traditional support champion and a bloodthirsty assassin authentically introducing a brand new way to aid the attack-damage-carry position in

League of Legends’ latest champion release, Kai’Sa the Daughter of  the Void, is one of the most dull and unimaginative characters to grace Summoner’s Rift in a long time whilst

Sifting through the never ending list of Battle Royale games these days is a tiring affair. Off the back of Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds – and more recently Fortnite – every developer

Just how well can a squad of scrubs fare against a seasoned team of developers at their own game? Unsurprisingly, not well at all. In the last few minutes of

Easily the smash-hit surprise of my PAX experience has been Phantom Doctrine, a relatively unassuming top-down turn-based tactics game with a stylish 1980s Cold War espionage theme. While not particularly

Taking inspiration from the winning formula of Starcraft’s single-player campaign and layered with a mature science fiction theme, Re-Legion has us control a charismatic and ambitious individual on a journey

With visions of grandeur, Hunt for Gods takes a few notes from the 3rd person action MOBA Smite and attempts to add a layer of complexity by allowing one player