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Daniel Waite
Former editor and reviewer for www.bonusstage.co.uk, I've now found a new home to write my reviews, and get my opinion out to the masses. Still the lead admin for Xboxseriesfans on Facebook and Instagram. I love the gaming world, and writing about it.
I can be contacted at [email protected] for gaming reviews.
Gaming
Review: Paw Paw Paw
Take your band of warriors on an adventure to eliminate your new evil overlord.
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Review: Seeds of Resilience
A survival game where the elements and a lack of planning will be your downfall.
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Review: Wilmot’s Warehouse
A fun, casual experience until you attempt to unlock all the achievements.
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Review: NHL ’94 Rewind
Retro sports games are always going to be hit and miss. Unfortunately NHL '94 Rewind is more miss than hit.
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Review: Call of the Sea
When life "curses" you with a life changing illness, do you allow it to control you, or do you take a journey to discover the truth?
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Review: Drunken Fist
We all know that angry men, and alcohol don't mix! It's time to drink some beer, and unleash the beer induced dragon.
LATEST REVIEWS
Review: Loot Hero DX
When your enemies get in your way, don't just stand there, ram them until they die.
Review: White Day: A Labyrinth Named School
White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is a South Korean survival-horror game originally developed and published by the studio Sonnori back in 2001. It was remade for mobile phones in 2015 and for Windows and Playstation 4 in 2017.
Review: Fatal Fury: First Contact
Fatal Fury is a part of SNK’s fighting game franchise, which dates way back into the late 20th century where arcade cabinets were still...
Review: Skelattack
The best Skeldefense is a good Skelattack.Skelattack is a brutal, unforgiving and exacting test of your reflexes, patience and fine motor control which is...
Review: Fairy Tail
Fairy Tail is based on manga/anime of the same name. It promises to be a faithful adaptation of its source material and is promoted...
Review: Pixel Ripped 1995
Back in Time
I had no idea I missed the train when Pixel Ripped 1989 was released. I can honestly can say I regret not...