Author: Tom Lockwood - No Longer Writes for Bonus Stage

Simulation games are becoming a crowded market, but does House Flipper do enough to warrant a purchase?

Super Mega Baseball 2 builds on the first game by adding online play. Thankfully much of the magic showcased in the original is still on offer here.

Although the premise of battling through time is appealing, Time Carnage does very little to build upon recent advances in PSVR games.

This beautiful boss-battler finally makes its way onto the Nintendo Switch in style.

A promising premise is wasted through poor attention to detail and regular performance issues.

A good way to bolster your PSVR game collection but continues the trend of shallow titles.

What would be a welcome edition to the expanding Switch library is hampered by a progress-ending glitch.

It's a sequel not many people asked for.

Football seems like the perfect sport to be played on PSVR but does Cherry Pop Games do enough to make VRFC a great game?

A.O.T 2 is a worthy adaptation of the popular anime.