Richard Walker
- Streets of Rage II
- Resident Evil 2
- Super Street Fighter II
Richard Walker's Reviews
Kiln is rather special. When I hear that a game is online-only, I'm normally turned off, and, let's be honest, it's not really the sort...
Tides of Tomorrow is a story for our times, opening with you awakening in a sea of plastic waste, drowning in bottles, tubs, and other discarded detri...
You might be happy to know that there are no vampires in Vampire Crawlers. You've got to hand it to developer poncle for committing to a bit, an...
What lurks deep in the ocean? Really deep, past all the weird fish and that? Should you believe the flights of fancy conjured by author H.P. Lovecraft...
Mice like cheese. This is something you're frequently reminded of throughout Mouse: P.I. For Hire, a game laden with delicious cheese puns, and ...
It's been more than eleven years since we first met Max Caulfield and her edgy blue-haired pal Chloe, in the first Life is Strange. And it appea...
For the first few hours of Crimson Desert, I spent much of my time as Kliff, a Greymane warrior rescued from an untimely death by supernatural forces...
Absolum is the work of developer Guard Crush Games, one of the studios behind Streets of Rage 4. Like that game, Absolum is a side-scrolling brawler...
Thomas & Friends: Wonders of Sodor is an odd thing. Built on developer Dovetail Games' Train Sim World engine, it's a game that mak...
Your introduction to Marathon gives little indication of the punishing journey that lays ahead of you, venturing into hostile otherworldly environmen...
Bearing witness to the recent beat 'em up resurgence has been an unbridled joy. It's brought us a glut of fantastic retro brawlers, from St...
Not all spin-offs are a success. See Mortal Kombat: Special Forces or Umbrella Corps for proof. The Monster Hunter Stories series, the first two in...
For several years now, the WWE 2K series has been churning out reliably good wrestling games, developer Visual Concepts honing its mechanics and syst...
Released in 2023, Planet of Lana is a cinematic side-scrolling puzzle platformer. Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf is, of course, the sequel, ...
For Resident Evil Requiem, it feels like Capcom is hedging its bets. Do you want to play from a first-person or third-person perspective? It's u...
Styx is a little goblin fella. He likes to sneak around with his dagger primed, ready to open the jugular of anyone who gets in his way. He's gre...
Did you enjoy the unhinged toilety humour of the first High on Life? Then, chances are, you'll probably get a kick out of the same brand of madc...
Does Yakuza 3 need a remake? It's already been remastered, and, I'd argue that the game holds up rather well, having originally released fo...
Dragon Quest VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past first released back in 2000, and was previously given the remake treatment for the 3DS in 2013. Dra...
For many, no RPG is imbued with as much nostalgia as Final Fantasy VII. One of the original PlayStation's most iconic, beloved, and memorable gam...