Chris White's Reviews
Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap is a thrilling rogue-like that gets continually better the more you play, whether alone or with friends.
Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter builds on the original and makes it better in every way, with excellent combat and a strong story.
Sniper Elite: Resistance offers some fantastic locations to allow you to play however you want thanks to exciting missions and gameplay.
The Spirit of the Samurai is a gorgeous game to look at, and while it can be enjoyable to play, some of the movement and combat is stiff.
Among Ashes is clever horror with a unique approach to fear, never outstaying its welcome and keeping you on edge until the end.
Skydance's Behemoth is a solid adventure with some cool moments and clever combat, but the checkpointing system is frustrating.
Alien: Rogue Incursion is a faithful and fear-inducing game, with intelligent xenomorphs and some strong storytelling throughout.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is authentic and exciting, filled with excellent set pieces and some enjoyable gameplay.
Fitness Boxing 3: Your Personal Trainer offers some solid exercises and a comfortable difficulty curve to help people of all fitness levels.
Sorry We're Closed is a creepy and adventurous survival horror that does more than just copy the history it was inspired by.
LEGO Horizon Adventures is a lot of fun, and Studio Gobo has done a great job making Aloy's journey full of excitement and humour.
Goat Simulator: Remastered offers players plenty of fun via various DLCs and the original game, with great new visuals as well.
Don't Be Afraid 2 is a nerve-inducing puzzle game where the horror is ramped up in every new room, with some smart ideas everywhere.
While still very much the same game, Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered is gorgeous in every way, improving on the original in different ways.
While it has some clever ideas, Slitterhead never realises its potential, feeling like it would have benefited from more time in development.
Metro Awakening captures the tense horror the series is known for, immersing you in a nightmare filled with plenty of authentic ideas.
Metamorphosis VR has so much potential, but movement is awkward and a fair few bugs held me back from appreciating it fully.
Zero Sievert is tough, but it offers a satisfying experience that teaches you upon every death, giving you a reason to keep playing.
Life is Strange: Double Exposure is filled with the same powerful moments as the original, with fresh new characters and clever gameplay.
Forgive Me Father 2 is a great throwback to the golden age of shooters, pushing you to your limits of your own abilities and your sanity.