Mike Crewe is a Business Support Officer at GameGrin. He specializes in the world of plays and musicals, exploring their impact and significance within the arts. Mike's insights and reviews have been featured in GameGrin and Thumb Culture.
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Mike Crewe focuses on reviewing video games and occasionally previews upcoming game releases. His area of interest revolves around gaming, including various genres and platforms.
As a reviewer, Mike would likely be interested in receiving information about new game releases or updates to existing games for potential review. Pitching early access to upcoming titles or providing insights into the development process might also catch his attention.
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DEAD OR ALIVE 6 Last Round is the latest in the long-running fighting franchise. But, is there enough new content here for returning players?
Having released on PC back in 2019, Driftland: The Magic Revival has finally made its way to consoles!...
Read Time: 6 Minute, 14 Second After numerous rumours, leaks, and social media hoaxes about its cancellation, Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is here!
Denshattack! is a fast-paced journey around Japan, as you pull off crazy tricks with a train carriage. Check out our review to find out more!
Viking Frontiers is now available on consoles. But, is the Viking-themed survival crafting sim a game worth your time?
Each edition of So I Tried… I will try a game that I have never played before.
Developer Gust is perhaps best known for the Atelier franchise, but they have some other great RPGs in their back catalogue.
Fans of the Metal Gear franchise have had their ups and downs in recent years.
The Sinking City (or more specifically, the PS5 remaster I played) wasn't full of cheap scares. Instead, it focused more on investigation, with combat taking more of a back seat.
Duskfade ! Coming to us from developer Weird Beluga, Duskfade harkens back to classic action platformers from the sixth-generation of consoles.
