OlliOlli World Review – What a wonderful world
In other words, this pixelated playground is a weirdly namaste take on the skateboarder – a virtual trickathon for the yoga bros and bliss-seeking baddies of TikTok. Fittingly then, OlliOlli World isn't a game about exploration or story but one built around achieving that hypnotic state of “flow”.
Review: Wrestledunk Sports sparks party-like joy, even amidst a pandemic
Wrestledunk Sports is a beautifully fun local multiplayer game. Passing controllers, laughing at your friends, pointing and screaming in their faces, are all a big part of what makes games like this fun. But it's also all the things I'm not allowed to do in a pandemic.
I Cant Help But Enjoy Probing This Latest PC Design
The modern Alienware desktop no longer looks like it fell off a spaceship, but it's a fine-looking, quality PC that would be better if it was easier to upgrade.
Xbox Series X one-minute review
The Xbox Series X has the most power of any current-gen console and has almost twice the storage as the Series S. Get the Series X if you'll use it with a 4K TV (now or eventually), want the absolute best in graphics and performance, or want a disc drive for games and movies.
Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart Review: A window into the future
The primary point of interest wasn’t just the game’s very high bar of visual fidelity, but specifically what could be achieved by making the most of the console’s solid-state hard drive, allowing for the near-instantaneous loading of in-game assets, which translated to the ability to make additional complex environments appear on screen blink of an eye.
Nintendo has fixed the issue with the Switch OLED
The regular Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch OLED share many similarities, playing the same games at the same performance level. However, the OLED model offers key upgrades, especially for those who prefer handheld gaming.
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond Review – a grand adventure held back by linearity
Playing Brilliant Diamond, I was wrapped up in the nostalgia of my childhood. It was fantastic to re-explore a world I'd known so well, and see how older features translated in the shiny remaster. But linear gameplay, a steep learning curve and sparseness hold the titles back from greatness.
HP OMEN 45L GAMING PC REVIEW
The CPU only peaked at about 91C during my usage and benchmarks
A gorgeous slice of escapism
Inspired by Vietnamese mythology, Hoa is a relatively minimalist game where the narrative unfolds with virtually no exposition and mechanics that barely extend beyond moving and jumping. You play as the diminutive fairy Hoa as she makes her way across several ridiculously beautiful landscapes in search of some mysterious figures who saved her from a terrible past incident and sent her away, out of safety.