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Pure Pool Review (Xbox One)
Xbox
I love playing pool. It’s a game I’ve enjoyed playing for numerous years with my Dad and friends. Recently one of my favourite places to play closed down. On the same day I heard the news, I was asked to review a copy of Pure Pool for the Xbox One. Strange coincidence? Let’s see how this game matches up against the real thing…
The Golf Club Review (Xbox One)
Xbox
I must admit that I haven’t played an awful lot of golf games in the past. My main experiences were more party-based games featuring Mario or using the Xbox Kinect. In real life, I’ve had my fare share of “pitch and putt” and “crazy golf”, but I’ve never really had the opportunity to play (and learn) real golf. So when I was asked to try out this new game, I thought I’d give it a shot!
Magic 2015 – Duels of the Planeswalkers Review (PC)
PC
We really enjoy RPGs, so were thrilled when we were asked to try this game! Based on the incredible Magic: The Gathering trading card game, it offers people a chance to learn and play the game who may not be able to attend any organised card games, for whatever reason.
Retrospecs Review (iPhone App)
Mobile
Retrospecs is an app that allows you to apply filters to photos for a variety of computers and consoles from the 80’s and 90’s, including the Sinclair ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, IBM PC CGA and even the Game Boy Camera! Read our review to find out more.
Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition Review (Xbox One)
Xbox
You may have already heard about Guacamelee! which was released earlier on the PC, PlayStation 3 and Vita. It received a number of positive reviews and several updates that got bundled up together as a “gold version” offering. So what’s different about the “Super Turbo Championship Edition”? Well, let’s find out!
The Last Tinker: City of Colors Review (PC)
PC
The Last Tinker tells the story of Kuro, the chimp-like Tinker of the game’s title and his side-kick Tap. Kuro must save his home, the aptly named Colortown, from the threat of an evil force known as “the bleakness” which saps the world of its colour.