Majority Atlas Soundbar Review – powerful sound in a small bar
Our time with the Majority Atlas Soundbar has convinced us that this is the product to get if you’re looking for excellent sound.
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Reviews
Thirsty Suitors Preview – Hilarious, surreal, and undeniably queer
Thirsty Suitors from Outerloop Games brings a perspective that gaming has long since needed with its queer, South Asian protagonist.
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Saints Row Boss Factory: A Review from a Queer and Trans perspective
Saints Row Boss Factory is the most inclusive character creator for queer and trans players, but there are still some key things missing.
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The Sims 4: Werewolves Preview – a better game pack than Twilight
The Sims 4: Werewolves looks to be the best game pack to ever come to the series – especially if you’re a fan of romance and drama.
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Xbox Pride Controller Design Lab Review
LGBTQ+ players can now get their hands on an Xbox Pride controller that closely embodies their identity, all while celebrating their pride.
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Stray Preview – purr-fect exploration and feline fun
Animals have always had their place in video games, though rarely as the protagonist. Enter, Stray.
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Steam Deck Review: High-end handheld gaming – but only for the well-off
Valve’s handheld PC Steam Deck is gaming’s hottest ticket right now – but does it deserve the hype?
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Vampire the Masquerade: Swansong Review – A Thrilling Step into The World of Darkness
Though it’s now achieved a more notorious reputation, it’s impossible to discount the influence Quantic…
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Arcade Spirits: The New Challengers Review – A League of Legends
Arcade Spirits: The New Challengers takes players on an emotional journey from start to finish.
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Starward Issue 1 Review: a step into a new queer world
Starward is a new, brave step into a queer world of magical girls, the chosen one and slaying baddies. What’s not to love?
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MultiVersus Preview: a multiverse of brawler shenanigans
We had the chance to preview MultiVersus – a brawler, platform game that pits beloved Warner Bro IPs against one another. But does it hold up?
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Anime Impact: Heaven’s Design Team excels with trans representation and education
Heaven’s Design Team doesn’t just have great trans representation, but excels with being both entertaining and educational
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Rainbow Revolutions takes us on a colourful and informative ride through LGBTQ+ history
Every library and classroom should have Rainbow Revolutions on their shelves so every LGBTQ+ child can feel safe and heard.
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The Divine Speaker proves that the eroticism of murderous men exists
Jenny Zheng looks at Two and a Half Studios’ new R18+ BL visual novel, The Divine Speaker and finds it to be more than a little intriguing.
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The Playdate Review: an interesting step forward for handheld gaming
The Playdate from the Panic team is a marvellous little console that gives handheld gaming a little weird, unique twist.
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Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Review – SLAY (Dragons) QUEEN!
Tiny Tina’s Wonderland is a promising, queer adventure from beginning to end.
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LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Review – this is the way
Read our first thoughts of the new LEGO Star Wars: Skywalker Saga – an epic exploration of a galaxy far far away!
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Aggretsuko Season 4 perfectly sums up toxic work culture
Season 4 of Aggrestuko does not mess around and is a perfect example of what happens when the culture surrounding work becomes toxic.
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Rune Factory 5 Review – A near perfect game with a big miss
Monti Velez reviews Marvelous’ Rune Factory 5, a game with a huge heart and excellent queer representation, but also one with a big problem.
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Ghostwire: Tokyo Review: spectre-cular from beginning to end
In our Ghostwire: Tokyo review, Aimee looks at the terror that stalks every corner in the action-adventure game’s Tokyo setting.
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