Andrew Duncan's Reviews
A classic highlight of the genre and a must-play for 3D platforming fans, it's a bonza time, by crikey!
It's a fun time crashing through buildings and fences, and an easy recommendation at a budget price.
A lot of fun in a little, old package, just so long as you beware the bodily fluids.
A remaster done right, with loads of extra materials to check out, on top of a more polished version of the original game.
Another great entry to Like a Dragon, just don't rely on it for hard-hitting canon lore (just hard-hitting cannon balls)!
It has its issues, but it's nice to finally get this off of the Vita.
Something of a hidden gem which has a lot of gems hidden for you to shoot with your machine gun drill.
Quite a disappointment, with only glimmers of fun to have peeking through the bike exhaust.
A linear adventure that looks great, with some combat and a bunch of puzzles to keep you thinking.
The combat can be a little unforgiving depending on your fitness level, but this really is a VR Arkham game in every way.
A bright and fun song that makes you feel like you're in a Barbie-themed music video.
Definitely a Marmite game, you'll either love it or hate it. Unfortunately, even looking at it objectively, it's difficult for me to recommend.
Kill Nazis with Nazi machines, but it's over very quickly.
A lot of frenetic fun to be had in the race to become President.
It's Peggle if they went beyond clearling pegs and gave you a mana bar.
A somewhat disappointing Transformers game, but maybe a decent Earthspark game?
It's a brick breaker with literally 15 pictures of women and an easy Platinum Trophy.
When people say that you could spend 80-100 hours in this game and enjoy every second of it, believe them because there is so much variety to enjoy here.
While largely enjoyable, there are too many technical issues to be ignored on its quest to become the quintessential 90s 3D platformer.
It's nice that the developer is still supporting the game almost 18 months on, improving the post-launch state of the game, and the lesbian polyamory is just nice to see without delving too deep into fanservice.