Paul Hunter's Reviews
As you reach the end of your pulse-pounding journey through the oppressive 18th century monastery, The Stone of Madness leaves a lasting impression with its captivating blend of narrative depth, tactical stealth gameplay, and striking visual artistry.
Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist is a sequel that refines and improves upon the formula that made its predecessor, Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights, such an thrilling ride.
Ninja Gaiden 2 Black is a triumphant return for the legendary ninja Ryu Hayabusa, delivering an experience that seamlessly blends the franchise's signature brutality with a stunning visual overhaul.
Rebellion's latest instalment in the Sniper Elite franchise, Resistance, is a solid entry that will undoubtedly satisfy longtime fans of the series.
Orcs Must Die! Deathtrap is a must-play for anyone who craves a thrilling and unpredictable experience, where strategy, adaptability, and a healthy dose of over-the-top fun come together in perfect harmony.
It may look unassuming at first, but there’s a lot to enjoy for fans of skill-based battles and dark fantasy.
Donkey Kong Country Returns HD stands as a solid remastering of an already exceptional platformer, delivering a visually enhanced adventure that remains as captivating as it was over a decade ago.
Echo of Ada offers a solid foundation, but its long-term appeal will depend on future updates and continued developer support.
Aspyr's remastered version successfully captures the essence of the original 2000 release, while modernising the controls, updating the visuals and offering a slew of new features including brand new unlockable playable characters for added replayability.
When all is said and done, Dynasty Warriors Origins represents a significant step forward for the musou genre. Omega Force has crafted an experience that stays true to the series' core identity while introducing a wealth of meaningful innovations.
Ys Memoire: The Oath in Felghana is a natural fit for Nintendo Switch. It’s a classic action RPG adventure with a great story, thrilling action, and there's virtually no padding.
From the stunning environments to the superb voice acting to the rousing musical score, the end-to-end production values are exceptional.
Whether you're a seasoned brick-breaker veteran or a newcomer to the genre, Tri Breaker: A Sacred Symbols Odyssey is sure to provide you with a unique and engaging experience. The new mechanic of controlling Dustin's ship is a nice twist that increases the game's strategic depth, and the dozens of levels inspired by classic arcade hits fills the experience with welcomed nostalgia.
There is no denying that the Legacy of Kain saga holds a special place in the hearts of many gamers, and this remastered package of the Soul Reaver titles serves as a testament to why. Despite the passage of time and the inevitable ageing of certain mechanics, the sheer quality that permeates these two games makes it incredibly easy to overlook the few areas that show their age.
Infinity Nikki is a title that truly understands its audience and delivers on the promise of a cozy, fashionable adventure.
Snow Bros. Wonderland is a charming blend of old school appeal and modernized gameplay. The 3D visuals look fantastic and the addition of four-player co-op makes for some frantic, fun-filled moments.
From the moment you take control of the feline protagonist Yi, you can feel the polish in its deep combat system, beautifully designed environments and expertly crafted storytelling.
Mario & Luigi: Brothership marks a triumphant return for the popular franchise. The vibrant graphics and engaging gameplay create an inviting experience that appeals to both new players and long-time fans.
Its combination of detailed career missions and free-flight exploration lets you enjoy the skies at your own pace.
The Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is a remarkable tribute to one of the most cherished RPGs in gaming history.