VIVO V15 Pro Review
Vivo’s V15 Pro packs in a gorgeous design, solid build quality, and impressive features, so it’s a shame you probably can’t get it. Vivo is a Chinese brand that may seem like it has...
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Meitu T9 front camera review
Known primarily for its “beautification” apps, Chinese technology company Meitu has expanded into developing smartphones with an emphasis on portraits and selfies. Launched in the middle of 2018, the Meitu T9 is a mid-range...
Tetris 99 Review – Embrace The Chaos
What can be said about Tetris that hasn’t been said already? Well, that depends on the type of Tetris game in question. Tetris Effect changed the conversation around the classic puzzle concept last year...
Anthem Review – Stronger Alone
Launching upward off a jungle floor and bursting through a thick canopy of trees, bobbing and weaving your way under a waterfall as you take in the lush landscape below you, is one of...
Dirt Rally 2.0 review – Codemasters’ finest driving game yet
Now this is hardcore. After the 2017 detour of Dirt 4, an accessible and noble experiment in procedural track generation that nevertheless felt like it had gone too far in blunting the edges of...
Xiaomi Pocophone F1 camera review
Launched in August 2018, Xiaomi’s Pocophone F1 offers an interesting proposition for the budget-conscious smartphone photography enthusiast, thanks to its premium set of features and relatively low price tag. With a look and feel...
OnePlus 6T camera review: Good performer
The OnePlus 6T, released in November, follows hot on the heels of the OnePlus 6 released just this past May. In terms of camera hardware, there appear to be no changes to the new...
Ashen Review – Turning Strangers Into Friends
Ashen has a distinct look and its landscapes are imaginative, but no level of creativity can hide the fact that it is a shameless Dark Souls clone. New Zealand-based developer A44 fully embraces this...
Battle Princess Madelyn Review – Retro To A Fault
Romanticizing the past is easy, but older games shouldn’t always be held up as examples to follow. The retro aesthetic has plenty of appeal, including a simplicity of concept and presentation that can be...
Insurgency: Sandstorm Review – What’s Old Is New Again
With our reinforcements depleted and the enemy firmly entrenched in its defensive positions, the outcome of this battle looks bleak. Rather than desperately charging headlong into the fire zone like lambs to the slaughter,...
