Chris White's Reviews
Big Pharma’s Marketing and Malpractice DLC breathes new life into the relatively simple strategy sim by playing havoc with your moral compass.
A surprisingly fun platformer that'll keep you hooked with its fluid combat and varied boss fights.
A disappointing stealth title that could have been so much more, giving you little more than a few hours of enjoyment before everything begins to grate on you.
Warhammer is an excellent turn-based strategy that takes the best of Total War and Warhammer, and melds them together wonderfully.
Another solid entry into the series and fans of the series so far will love the new challenges it presents.
Does a good job of showcasing the spirit of the turtles, but never reaches its potential and will let you down with repetitive combat, lack of local co-op and bland environments.
If you can look past the weak story and the dull characters, Mirror's Edge Catalyst has some of the best gameplay mechanics on the current gen by far.
Duskers is a highly original game that features one of the greatest, most atmospheric environments I’ve seen in a long time.
Umbrella Corps is a weak shooter that seems far too rushed and empty for any real fun to be had with it.
A weak football simulation that lacks any real depth, making you wonder what the necessity of trying to bring back was.
Prison Architect is a fantastic strategy sim which highlights both the difficulty of running a prison and keeping a lot of prisoners happy.
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Eyes in Heaven features fun combat and a crazy story you’ll find hard not to get sucked into.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIII is a good RTS, but there’s plenty to learn that may put off those looking for a shorter and snappier experience.
Monster Hunter Generations is a great action-RPG for longstanding fans and newcomers who want a challenge like nothing they’ve played before.
Crush Your Enemies is an RTS that’ll hold your attention for a little while, with toilet humour you’ll either appreciate or hate, but there are plenty of better games in the genre already on the market.
A wonderfully designed zombie romp, providing a tough challenge with some fantastic humour and music along the way.
A fresh take on the physics-based video games we’re used to, but gets tied up with awkward camera angles and tricky movement.
An excellent side-scrolling Metroidvania game, with nostalgic undertones and great gameplay, helping it thrive in its science fiction paradise.
A neat dungeon crawler offering some fluid combat, with tough challenges wrapped up in an art style straight out of Tron.
A fresh take on the Batman, and although some of the moments as Bruce Wayne can be great, the overall experience feels a little flat.