Game Of The Year 2017 – Mark 2017 has been an absolutely stellar year for video games. I played so many cracking titles that drawing up a list of just 10 was incredibly difficult, and there are still so many acclaimed releases that I am yet to get round to. Apologies to Yakuza 0, … More Game Of The Year 2017 – Mark
Game of The Year 2017 – Adam 10. Destiny 2 Much like The Division last year it’s hard to justify not including a game that I racked up 80 hours of game time in little over 2 weeks. In a similar vein to The Division I have little interest in the end game content and … More Game Of The Year 2017 – Adam
Zero Fun (Developed by Deadjam. Available on iOS) Zero Fun reminds me of a game I reviewed last year called Defuser. It was a game based on the idea of stopping bomb counters reaching zero and exploding the bomb. Zero Fun is a little similar in concept. On each level in Zero Fun you have … More Monthly Mobile Review Roundup – January
We all know that 2017 has been a phenomenal year of game releases, but in true Lapsed fashion we like to include anything that we played for the first time this year no matter when it was released. In saying that I surprised myself this year by having 6 games in my top ten that … More GOTY 2017: 6-10 – Stuart
6 – Lego City Undercover (WiiU, PC, Switch, PS4, XB1) There’s many reasons Lego games are very much a gaming touchstone for me probably too many to list here now, but first and foremost, they’re fun puzzlers that can be played at whatever pace I want with my child in the room, even joining in … More Game Of The Year 2017 6-10 – Cev
Game Of The Year 2017 – Ali 6 – Assassins Creed Origins – Xbox One X Ubisoft opted to take a year off from the Assassin’s Creed franchise after a game every year since 2007 with a little break between 1 & 2 and then Syndicate to Origins (or Oranges if you go with auto … More Game Of The Year 2017 – Ali
With everybody doing their 2017 GOTY lists I thought I’d take the opportunity to highlight some games from my Monthly Mobile Review Roundup articles that I think are still worth your time and money. Tubocity (Developed by Whitepot Studios. Available on Android & iOS) Endless runners are hard to write about. They nearly always involve … More Monthly Mobile Review Roundup – December (2017 Highlights)
