Hi all! Today we’re looking at Night Dive Studios’ remastered edition of a 90s first person shooter, Powerslave Exhumed.  

Hi everyone. Today’s review is from the collection marked ‘Xbox 360-era games I meant to get around to one day’. As I’d already played the first one, I decided to pick out Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II. Do we need a bit more hype? Er… is the Force strong with this one? Do they […]

Good afternoon! Today’s review is of the racing game SHIFT 2: Unleashed. Almost certainly, after 18 games, this will be the last Need for Speed (yes, this is a Need for Speed game) to be covered on FFG. As long-term readers (if any exist) will be aware, we already have a Brief History summarising all […]

Hi there! Today’s review is another modern(ish) indie adventure: Wadjet Eye’s post-apocalyptic point-and-clicker from 2016, Shardlight. Next time I’m here, I’ll have something really exciting for you. (Well, actually, not that exciting – don’t get your hopes up or anything.)

Hello! And Happy New Year to you all. We’re kicking off 2026 with a discussion review of Supergiant’s indie battler Bastion.

Hello and season’s greetings to you all. Today we have a review of the sci-fi indie adventure Whispers of a Machine.

Hi there! Hope you’re all doing well. Today we’re going a bit modern, by our standards, to check out 2013’s instalment of EA’s long-running racing franchise. Here’s a review of Need for Speed: Rivals.

Hi all, I’m happy to announce that after a long absence, today we have a new discussion review for you. This time, we’re off to a theatrically gloomy island housing a clearly unsuccessful psychiatric hospital, to trade punches with some costumed maniacs in Batman: Arkham Asylum.

Hello everyone. The reviewing machine appears to be belatedly cranking back into life again in 2025. Today’s review is of the Dragon Age: Origins expansion pack, Awakening.

It’s February, which means it’s too late to wish you a Happy New Year, and also too late to make a comment about not knowing when it’s too late to wish someone a Happy New Year. So we’ll just call this a mid-Q1 check-in instead, shall we? [No, that sounds simply dreadful – a reader]. […]