PowerUp!'s Reviews
Warriors Orochi 4 is another game in the series. It doesn’t reinvent the wheel and basically stays the course. It’s good for fans, but if you felt like there was something missing before, then this one won’t do much to change your mind.
Sinner merely serves as a tempting taste of what could be but for those willing to sacrifice an already perfected formula, there is some redemption to be found in this new realm Dark Star Game Studios have brought to life
Ultimately I think Space Hulk Tactics goes down as another Games Workshop video game disappointment. The promise is there, but the execution leaves something to be desired.
It’s definitely a game for fans, but there’s enough in there for newbies, like me, to learn. In spite of the near-vertical learning curve, I found myself coming back time and time again, just because the gameplay is so good.
Armello is an intriguing game to play which tickled quite a few things for me in relation to its world and game style
The spirit of Super Mario Party is in the playing, not the winning. In that regard, Super Mario Party is a definite good time
Assassin's Creed Odyssey is, without doubt, the best this series has ever produced.
Forza Horizon 4 is a deep, engaging, complex and nearly perfect racing game.
This game is more backwater base quartermaster than frontline fighter, but I guess the saying rings true; ‘War is hell.’
There is just so much to do, with more content being added regularly I think that Battle for Azeroth has me firmly in its grasp.
The more you play, the more you become charmed and enchanted by the world in which you play. As the story develops, and you get pulled into more and more grand escapades
Easily the best VR shooter available Firewall Zero Hour does so much right that it’s easy to forgive the shortcomings.
There are plenty of great moments to be had and the racing, at times, is first class. After such a long break it’s great to have V-Rally back. Hopefully we don’t have to wait as long for the next one.
Overall, this first episode of Destination Primus Vita shows promise. It stumbles with a few pacing issues, nebulous directions and some often dull puzzle sections.
We Happy Few is a bad indie game masquerading as an AAA title. It’s not worth your time, nor your money. Avoid at all costs.
It’s a human story about people stuck on a battlefield. Some days are full of action, while other days you’ll sit in the trenches and tell stories.
It’s a real pick up and put down game if you’re keen to unwind and would be great to keep the kids occupied for a few hours of fairly harmless fun
The Golf Club 2019 is going to please golf simulation fans, but those looking for a more forgiving, easier experience, might want to look to an arcade golf game
If you’re looking for something to play that neither requires much critical thinking nor an emotional investment, Strange Brigade is for you.
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is decent, but it’s a case of been there, done that. Only fans need apply