Shadowrun Returns

Hey gang, you may have noticed we have been slowing down recently, even more sporadic than usual! Here's a wee update as to why that's the case, and what to expect from us moving forward!As usual feedback or requests to [email protected] y'all xx

It's time for The GOTHYs... the Game of the Half Year awards! (a bit late but we got there!)We're halfway through the year, which means it's the perfect time to look back at everything we've played so far. We'll be picking our favourite games of the year so far and waffling on a bit!Any game suggestions or feedback? Email us at [email protected] and we will glady play what you tell us, unless it's Stellaris.

This week we take on Lost Judgment, the detective thriller sequel from Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio that somehow left us more frustrated than impressed.Any game suggestions or feedback? Email us at [email protected] and we will glady play what you tell us, unless it's Stellaris.

This week we descend into the terrifying halls of System Shock, the legendary immersive sim that helped shape modern gaming. From the haunting atmosphere of Citadel Station to the rise of the iconic AI villain SHODAN, we explore what the remake brings, and what we like and don't like about System Shock as it stands today.Any game suggestions or feedback? Email us at [email protected] and we will glady play what you tell us, unless it's Stellaris.

No witty intro, no puns, we have nothing for this. Just two guys chatting about a game neither liked for a variety of reasons.Any game suggestions or feedback? Email us at [email protected] and we will glady play what you tell us, unless it's Stellaris.

This month we took a foggy wander back to Silent Hill 2, only this time it’s shinier, moodier, and somehow even more terrifying in the remake. You’re still James Sunderland, you’ve still got that mysterious letter, and the town is still absolutely crawling with things that make you regret ever opening a door.Any game suggestions or feedback? Email us at [email protected] and we will glady play what you tell us, unless it's Stellaris.

This month we picked up the phone for Home Safety Hotline, a game that looks like a daft bit of admin but quickly turns into one of the most unsettling shifts you’ll ever work.Any game suggestions or feedback? Email us at [email protected] and we will glady play what you tell us, unless it's Stellaris.

It’s that time of year. Dave and Craig sit down to argue, agree, and completely change our minds as we break down our Games of the Year for 2025. Big wins, big disappointments, and a few hot takes along the way.Any game suggestions or feedback? Email us at [email protected] and we will glady play what you tell us, unless it's Stellaris.

This month we hacked, slashed, and danced our way through Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, a game that feels like someone threw a tower defence, an action brawler, and a fever dream of Japanese folklore into a blender and somehow made it work.Any game suggestions or feedback? Email us at [email protected] and we will glady play what you tell us, unless it's Stellaris.

This month we jacked ourselves into Shadowrun Returns, a game that somehow smashes together cyberpunk hacking, gritty crime noir, and bloody great fireballs. One minute you’re bribing a dodgy street doc, the next you’re summoning spirits in a back alley while wondering if your decking skills are up to much.Any game suggestions or feedback? Email us at [email protected] and we will glady play what you tell us, unless it's Stellaris.