Tag: DLC
MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice – Playable Character Izuku Midoriya Overlay...
Final War Deku arrives in MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice with One For All firing on all cylinders. Fast, aggressive and packed with options, Overlay Full Style rewards players willing to master its demanding combat system while delivering the spectacular anime action Deku fans have been waiting for.
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando – Cosmetic Pack 2 Review
John Carpenter's Toxic Commando: Cosmetic Pack 2 may not introduce a single new enemy to shoot, but it adds plenty of personality to the ones already waiting for you. With grotesque mutant outfits, skeletal weapons, corrupted vehicles and a gloriously irritating horn, it is a cosmetic collection that understands exactly what makes Toxic Commando so much fun.
SubwaySim 2 – Berlin Route DLC: U4 Review
SubwaySim 2: Berlin Route DLC U4 may be short on mileage, but it makes up for it with character, authenticity and impressive attention to operational detail. With beautifully recreated historic stations, enhanced signalling and a convincing timetable, this compact Berlin route proves that sometimes less really can be more.
Onimusha: WotS – Premium Deluxe Kit Review
Onimusha: Way of the Sword's Premium Deluxe Kit is a generous celebration of Capcom's samurai revival, blending nostalgic weapon appearances, stylish outfits, useful charms and a welcome soundtrack feature. It will not add hours of new story content, but for fans who want to make Musashi's journey their own, there is plenty to enjoy.
Sir Whoopass: Immortal Death – Premium Edition Review
Sir Whoopass: Immortal Death is a gloriously daft fantasy adventure that blends satisfying hack-and-slash combat with ragdoll chaos, ridiculous quests, and genuinely memorable comedy. The Premium Edition adds a handful of entertaining cosmetic extras, but it is the game's wonderfully silly personality, rather than its DLC, that makes this accidental hero's adventure so much fun.
The Bus – Ebus 2.2 Review
The Bus: Ebus 2.2 proves that going electric need not sacrifice the satisfying realism that makes bus simulators so compelling. With four configurations, a beautifully detailed interior, modern camera systems and a wonderfully quiet electric drivetrain, this is a thoughtful fleet expansion that feels at home on Berlin’s streets. It may be a specialised addition, but for bus simulation fans, there is plenty to appreciate behind the wheel.
Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020) Famous Flyers Pack 1 Review
Famous Flyers Pack 1 is a magnificent journey through aviation history, bringing together ten iconic aircraft, from temperamental air racers and classic transports to the colossal Antonov An 225. With superb modelling, distinctive flight characteristics and a genuinely fascinating variety of aircraft, it is a collection that gives Microsoft Flight Simulator even more ways to bring history to life.
Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020) Local Legends Pack 2 Review
Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020) Local Legends Pack 2 is a wonderfully varied celebration of aviation's more unusual chapters, bringing together helicopters, flying boats, cargo haulers, regional aircraft and experimental machines in a collection rich in character and history.
Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020) Local Legends Pack 1 Review
Microsoft Flight Simulator (2020) Local Legends Pack 1 brings ten remarkable aircraft back to life, offering a beautifully detailed journey through aviation history that rewards patience, curiosity and a genuine love of flying.
Gallipoli – Second Expedition Review
Gallipoli: Second Expedition may not reinvent BlackMill Games' brutal WW1 shooter, but its carefully crafted uniforms, authentic equipment and expanded soldier customisation lend welcome personality and historical flavour to the Ottoman Front.


















