Rosalind Griffiths
AuthorRosalind Griffiths is a full time gamer, geek and Creative Writing student. Raised on Nintendo, when she's not earning gold trophies in Mariokart 8 or freshening up in Inkopolis, she's writing songs/poems/short stories, or watching cartoons and Lets Play videos.
Articles by Rosalind Griffiths
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The Top 20+ PS4 Horror Games to Play this Halloween
Halloween; a time to dress up as the scariest, nerdiest, or punniest thing you can imagine and terrify your friends. Maybe you’re having a quiet one this year, maybe it’s too quiet… So fire up your PS4 and lets play some jump-scaring, spine-tingling, goosebump-giving games! Here are the top 20 horro
Nights of Azure 2: Bride of the New Moon Review
We all need a bit of indulgence every now and then. And in the run-up to Valentine’s Day, what better time to indulge in a sickly-sweet animé romp? For that quintessential animé vibe, there’s nothing quite like a Japanese action game complete with all the expected charms of scantily clad warriors, j
Sony's PlayStation Classic
Last Wednesday Sony announced their small and mighty PlayStation Classic, an homage to the original PlayStation, offering fans a cherry-picked collection of some of the best PlayStation games. Sony confirmed that the 20 titles were chosen for their popularity within the original PlayStation fanbase,
Ninjin: Clash of Carrots Review
Ninjin: Clash of Carrots is a pleasantly packaged, adequately challenging side-scrolling beat ‘em up from Pocket Trap. With simple controls, rewarding gameplay and a fairly extensive loadout, this is a neat little title that even beat ‘em up newbies should definitely try out. Let’s start off with on
Phantom Doctrine Review
Are you looking for a tactical turn-based strategy with deep roots in espionage and a strong 80’s spy vibe? Look no further than Phantom Doctrine, a strategic spy thriller with all the management and RPG elements of XCOM 2 with a Cold War-era spin. If you’re looking for a straightforward TBS gamepla
Top Ten PlayStation 4 Games of E3 2018
As the dust settles after the impressive stampede of games that was E3 2018, we’re taking a look at what we think will make up some of the best games hitting PlayStation 4 in the near future. Here’s our list of ten of the most exciting titles you should definitely be looking out for, and
Q.U.B.E 2 Review
I very rarely see myself as someone who particularly enjoys puzzle games. That is, until I play something exceptionally innovative and original, like Portal, Monument Valley or indeed Tetris. QUBE2 has definitely made it onto that special list of puzzle games that I start playing and don’t stop play
ArmaGallant: Decks of Destiny Review
Almost a year on from its initial release, ArmaGallant: Decks of Destiny is a struggling title. In its own words, it’s a MORPG where a player “creates a battle deck to bring to fast paced real time strategy battles”. It follows on from the success of other popular MMORPGs, such as league of legends
Cars 3: Driven to Win Review
Cars 3: Driven to Win is the movie tie-in game for Disney’s Cars 3 and is certainly a title worth thinking about for fans of the Pixar series. It’s essentially a smooth 3rd person racer with some crunchy shooting elements sprinkled into the mix with simple, easy to grasp driving mechanic
The Best PS4 Co-Op Games to Play With Your Friends – Local and Online
It’s hard to overstate how incredible the game library is for the PlayStation 4. With incredible exclusives from big names like Ubisoft and Naughty Dog to the more obscure titles from indie developers, there’s something for everyone. What better way to enjoy this diverse and ever-expandi
10 Awesome And Interesting Facts About The PS4
There’s no doubt that Sony’s PlayStation 4 has been dominating the console world since its release in 2013 and continues to do so as it moves into its 5th year on the market. We can only assume the success will carry on too, with a long list of excellent-looking games releasing for PlayS
MXGP3: A Step In The Right Direction
It’s easy to become sceptical or perhaps even cynical about annual Motorsport games. They often stick to the same recipe every year with few changes in terms of gameplay, focusing more on new locations and perhaps new vehicles. However, Milestone seek to rid us of our cynicism in a number of w