Category Archives: Accessibility Review

Disclaimer The PC copy of the game used for parts of this review was provided by the publisher at no cost to the reviewer. Introduction For many years, thanks to my family, I have been a big fan of Indiana Jones as a character and as a franchise. However, something I’ve always wanted to do,Continue reading “Indiana Jones and The Great Circle: Accessibility Review”

Disclaimer The copy of the game used for this review was provided by the publisher at no cost to the reviewer. Introduction Atomfall is the latest title from Rebellion, makers of the Sniper Elite franchise and Evil Genius series, amongst numerous other ventures. As much as their efforts in video game accessibility haven’t been playableContinue reading “Atomfall: Accessibility Review”

Disclaimer The copy of the game used for this review was provided by the publisher at no cost to the reviewer. Stranded: Definition Adjective: unable to leave somewhere because of a problem such as not having any transport or money. Synonym: marooned. Source: Cambridge Dictionary Introduction Death Stranding. An unusual title for an unusual narrative,Continue reading “Death Stranding 2: On The Beach: Accessibility Review (in Progress)”

Disclaimer The copy of the game used for this review was provided by the publisher at no cost to the reviewer. Introduction For those that know me, you’re likely already aware that I’m a big fan of Doom games, especially in the modern era. Unfortunately, neither of the previous 2 Doom titles, both Doom 2016Continue reading “Doom: The Dark Ages: Accessibility Review”

Disclaimer The copy of the game used for this review was provided by the publisher at no cost to the reviewer. Introduction Days Gone was a game that, though I’d wanted to play it, I’d never seen conversations around its accessibility or thought it would be playable, due to its open-world and primarily vehicle-oriented gameplay.Continue reading “Days Gone: Remastered: Accessibility Review”

Disclaimer The copy of the game used for this review was provided by the publisher at no cost to the reviewer. Introduction Ever since I first saw South Of Midnight at an Xbox Showcase event, albeit in its trailer form, I was very interested to see not only what the game was like in generalContinue reading “South Of Midnight: Accessibility Review”

Disclaimer The copy of the game used for this review was provided by the publisher at no cost to the reviewer. Introduction I’ve played every version of The Last Of Us released to modern systems, specifically The Last Of Us part I on both PS5 and PC, as well as The Last Of Us PartContinue reading “The Last Of Us part II Remastered: PC Accessibility Review”

Disclaimer The copy of the game used for this review was provided by the publisher at no cost to the reviewer. Introduction Skull And Bones. A name synonymous with languishing development, spiralling costs and ever shifting ideas of what the title should be. Now, many years on from its original and several other planned releaseContinue reading “Skull And Bones: Accessibility Review”

Disclaimer These thoughts and impressions may not accurately reflect the final build of the game as features and elements of the product may be altered before or after release. Introduction After getting the opportunity to play Minecraft Dungeons behind closed doors and at Gamescom last year, I was interested to see just where the teamContinue reading “Minecraft Dungeons: Closed Beta Accessibility Review”

Introduction The Marvel VS Capcom series isn’t one I’ve really gotten into, in spite of trying multiple times over the years in various iterations, much like Street Fighter, though the popularity of either franchise cannot be understated. However, with the recently released port to modern consoles of an iconic mainstay of fighting game tournaments, thatContinue reading “Ultimate Marvel VS Capcom 3: Xbox One Accessibility Review”