Infinite Dreams

Review Sky Force Anniversary (Switch) - A Fun Shooter That's Perhaps Surplus To Requirements On Switch

Grind 'em up

The Sky Force series began on mobile before moving on to more traditional games machines, with Sky Force Anniversary arriving on a number of systems (including the Wii U) not so long ago. Now it comes to Switch, providing its blend of fun and grinding as you blast through a number of levels, replaying them many times over to meet the...

• Mon 19th Nov 2018
• Reviews
• Switch eShop
• Sky Force Anniversary

Review Sky Force Reloaded (Switch eShop)

Repetitive, enjoyable shooter

Starting on mobile before turning up on Wii U, the first Sky Force game was a decent shmup and now the sequel arrives on Switch. As you would expect, the aim of the game in Sky Force Reloaded is to blow away waves of enemy forces and take down the tricky boss characters. Soon after you boot it up the camera sweeps down...

• Thu 1st Feb 2018
• Reviews
• Switch eShop

Review Sky Force Anniversary (Wii U eShop)

Clear skies and minimal turbulence

Shoot-em-ups are at the very core of what video games are all about. From Space Invaders to Galaga, Raiden and beyond, their simplistic design and addictive gameplay have an enduring appeal that keeps players coming back for more. Polish developer Infinite Dreams stepped into the fray way back in 2004 with its...

• Thu 20th Apr 2017
• Wii U eShop
• Reviews
• Sky Force Anniversary

Review Let's Create! Pottery (WiiWare)

Different console, same game

Every now and again a game gets released that makes its players collectively ask “why? Why did this happen?” Then, inexplicably, the same exact game gets released on a completely different console after it has barely been changed at all. As you may have already guessed, this is exactly the case with Let’s Create!...

• Tue 10th Jul 2012
• WiiWare
• Reviews
• Retro

Review Let's Create! Pottery (DSiWare)

Let's not

Let's Create! Pottery may have the least appealing title this side of Let's Perform! Complex Trigonometry and Let's Compose! A Musical About Kobe Bryant's Lunch, but its problems run much deeper than that. Mainly, it’s just not very fun. The game begins with a title screen that offers several options, but none of them involve starting...

• Mon 29th Aug 2011
• DSiWare
• Reviews
• Retro