Mick Fraser's Reviews
It's not a game you'd call "fun", but the atmosphere and wealth of tasks and locations make it well worth your time.
An average adventure that fails to excite or entice.
There was potential here, but Masters of Anima is ultimately a bit of a letdown.
An addictive little colony sim held back by inconsistent difficulty and stingey tutorials.
Rad Rodgers is too self aware, and falls short on many levels.
A more-than-competent loot-based action RPG with some interesting ideas
Metal Gear Survive is alright. It strikes such an almost perfect balance between mind-numbing tedium and rage-tinted fun that if you're willing to let it take you, there's a very compelling experience under all the brown and grey textures - just don't expect it to do justice to the franchise under which it shuffles.
A fun multiplayer game that doesn't outstay its welcome.
A tedious slog that sullies the legacy of its vaunted predecessors.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is vast and ambitious, but won't please everyone no matter how hard it tries.
When played with friends, Payday 2 is the ultimate heist game, offering tons to see, do, and unlock.
A good management sim with an interesting style, but it may be a bit grim for some
It's nothing hugely original, but Wulverblade certainly has heart and style.
What Nine Parchments lacks in depth it makes up for in shameless whimsey and colourful charm.
Vesta is best described as okay, and it never really rises above that level despite its prettiness
A lacklustre first offering that gets by on a few star turns and the same stirling gunplay.
Outcast: Second Contact is a classic adventure wrapped up in shiny new clothes, but which maintains everything it was born with underneath, for better or worse.
A decent blast of fun let down by a slew of frustrating elements
Aer is a pretty game, but ultimately there's little to do and not much to compel you on
An entertaining game for kids best enjoyed in short bursts