Video Reviews
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Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter (Xbox One) review
GamesFiends steps into the shoes of the great sleuth himself – does justice have a chance?
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Hard Reset: Redux (Xbox One) review
Five years after Hard Reset’s release on PC, the Redux version is out, this time letting console players blow away hordes of robots too. GamesFiends takes a look.
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Not A Hero (Xbox One) video review
After it's release on PC last year, Not A Hero has done a tour of various systems for release. Now it's the Xbox One version's turn - GamesFiends takes a look
PC
The Book Of Unwritten Tales: The Critter Chronicles (PC) Review
Overall The Critter Chronicles was an enjoyable slice of point and click adventure. It has a warm heart and some lovingly realised characters. Ultimately though, much like the frozen desolate wastelands, the game feels too isol...
Xbox
Hitman: Absolution (Xbox 360) Review
Hitman: Absolution is another strong instalment into the franchise. It allows you to perfect the art of the kill before melting away into the background seamlessly as part of the crowd. To create chaos through the bluff of an a...
PC
Hotline Miami Review
When you mix together the gameplay, the graphics, the soundtrack and the storyline, Hotline Miami stands out as one of the surprise hits of the year. It's the combination of these elements that makes for such a compelling body ...
PC
Chaos On Deponia (PC) Review
The Deponia series may not resuscitate the point and click genre into mainstream popularity unlike The Walking Dead, but it serves as a strong reminder as to how good they were in the 90s heyday and how great they can be again.
PC
Hacker Evolution Duality & Inception (PC) Review
In an age where gamers repeatedly complain about games being too easy, it's difficult to berate such a title for having a tough and unforgiving time bounded restraints, as well as a lack of care and consideration to genre newbi...
PC
DeadEnd Cerebral Vortex (PC) Review
DeadEnd Cerebral Vortex has some promising elements of gameplay thanks to its challenging alteration of the maze levels as you move through them, and is a strong example of the genre. But the lacklustre graphics, musical score ...
Xbox
007 Legends Review
A lacklustre attempt at mining the Bond back catalogue for the 50th anniversary celebrations.
Gun play is sloppy. The AI is poor. The “fun” has been drained out of the scenarios and the game is so repetitive you’d be tempted...
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