In the same, decidedly unique vein, Star Trek: Infection looks to fill both survival horror and virtual reality (VR) gaps. And the experience is pretty entertaining as a Trek game, but don’t expect much in the frights department.
Across the Unknown works to tap into what makes a Starfleet officer, and ultimately what makes a Starfleet crew, and I think it’s that alone that is worthy of your time your time and interest.
The ROG Xbox Ally X certainly isn’t an Xbox, but it is a great handheld PC, provided you know what you’re in for.
Stevivor’s NHL 26 review: “Hockey is family. Hockey is a source of joy. NHL 26, less so. For all the good it does, this is an off year.”
I’ve had some of the worst weeks of my career at my day job, and as a result my mental health is shockingly unwell. This meant this game came at both the worst and the best time.
Section 31 is a forgettable feature film as bad, if not worse, than what you were expecting.
Alan Wake 2 is the next evolution of Remedy’s signature gameplay and yet to put a foot wrong.
“While they don’t have huge budgets to work with, Star Trek Resurgence’s developer Dramatic Labs certainly has heart — and a love and proper understanding — of Star Trek,” Steve writes in his review.
“Those without a real attachment to the Bat family will feel indifferent to what’s presented,” writes Steve in his Gotham Knights review, “while most who adore Dick and Babs will simply be disappointed.”
“SteelSeries’ Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is absolute God tier,” Steve writes in his review.
Mass Effect Legendary Edition hits consoles and PC tomorrow, and Stevivor was able to put the remastered trilogy through its paces (at least, in part) on both Windows PC via Origin and Xbox One via Xbox Series X ahead of that time.
Stevivor’s had the week to put the PS5 through its paces, and our full thoughts on features like loading times, backwards compatibility, enhancements, UI and more can be found inside.
Avengers is two games — an incredibly competent single-player affair that’s been Frankensteined with a Games as a Service title that’s wholly underbaked.
I am very well aware that Microsoft Flight Simulator is meant to be just that: a flight simulator. In the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic though, I couldn’t resist the urge to travel over to my hometown of Saskatoon, SK, Canada.
Death Stranding is an irredeemable piece of garbage that should serve as a warning to publishers who give developers carte blanche to create “art”.
In a show of arrogance, Naughty Dog has said this is more than a simple revenge story. The fact of the matter is The Last of Us Part 2 is exactly that, multiple times over.
Control is an apt name for Remedy’s latest; it looks to have exercised full creative influence during production, resulting in a deliciously complex, enjoyable and utterly strange piece of work.
“As someone who’s obsessed over Resident Evil 2 as a young adult of 16, this remake is everything I could have possibly wanted,” Steve writes in our review.
After a 25-year absence, Peaks fans like myself clung to hopes that The Return would resolve plotlines – that Laura would be at rest, and Cooper free from Killer BOB.
Mass Effect: Andromeda is a science-fiction fan’s wet dream; a game incredibly difficult to put down once started.
With RE7, Capcom has delivered a refreshing return to horror, saving face and the franchise by focusing on a tight single-player experience.
I awake from my fever dream in a darkened chamber, the smell of death lingering in the air as I ease up onto my feet.
Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved, doesn’t disappoint, becoming THE title you’ll want a Kinect for.
When we reviewed Xbox Fitness prior to the Xbox One’s launch, we said the app had “the potential for greatness, if Australian internet wasn’t holding it back.”
Microsoft Australia was kind enough to provide Stevivor with a pre-release Xbox One, and we’ve taken full advantage of the opportunity to provide you guys with our thoughts on the next-gen console.
I’ve never felt like I was writing an obituary instead of a game review before — but that’s where I find myself with Star Trek (2013).
Fans of hockey and of the EA NHL series will find enough diversity to warrant a purchase. Newcomers or casual fans may have a better time picking up any of the current-generation games that can be grabbed for very little cash and provide the same type of experience.
“Do yourself a favour and pick up this game – it’s definitely on fire,” Steve writes in our Alan Wake review.
