Mick Fraser is a Senior Editor at The Loadout and GodisaGeek.com. He specializes in consumer tech and retail, with a keen focus on gaming, reviews, and the intersection of technology with movies and TV. Mick's insights and expertise are featured in prominent publications, showcasing his passion for both the gaming industry and the broader tech landscape.
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Perhaps the only thing that lets the Gamesir Tarantula Pro down is the overly complex feature suite, but that's a small concession to make.
Bladesong is a niche title, for sure, and one that will appeal to a certain type of creative.
on December 16, 2024 After an impressive launch weekend for Path of Exile 2, developer Grinding Gear Games has taken to their forum to
By: Mick Fraser
Revenge of the Savage Planet seems like a charming, colourful Metroidvania with heaps of personality and humour so far.
on December 29, 2024 Looking back on GOTY 2024 through the rose-tinted plexi-glass of almost-Christmas, it appears to have been a hell of a year for games.
The ALOGIC Apex is arguably the most comfortable mouse I’ve used, and the impressive battery life and range of dpi options are great features.
Flint: Treasure of Oblivion is a good-looking adventure with enough pilfering, parrots and peg-legs to pacify all the pirate purists.
By: Mick Fraser
on January 14, 2025 A few years ago I reviewed a unique city builder called Airborne Kingdom , a pleasant enough little management sim with
Blade Chimera does nothing new, but delivers a slice of comfortable, familiar and, dare I say it, safe side-scrolling adventure.
Epic Encounters: Ruins of Symbaroum is another superb addition to the EE range and will add some spice to any 5e DnD narrative.
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