Jordan is a video game critic, writer and serial underwhelmist. He spends his days shouting into a camera or wasting his money on toys from Japan. 鈥淧aisley鈥檚 Zoella鈥� - (unknown, 2018).
Jordan has a lot to say about the last six months of 2021 in gaming.
Jordan's fallen in love with Halo again.
The next generation of the iconic football game is here, will it live up to expectations?
A groundhog day you鈥檒l love being stuck in. Jordan Middler reviews the latest from Arkane.
A copy of Super Mario 64 recently sold for $1.5 million, could you own any rare games?
Stunning new releases, high profile disasters and more in this 2021 (so far) round up.
Does the PS5 exclusive live up to the hype? Jordan Middler finds out.
How do you get into the games industry and what's it like to work on AAA games?
It's been an amazing year for games (and consoles), Jordan takes a look back.
Can you really say Cyberpunk 2077 is pushing the genre forward?
Assassin鈥檚 Creed Valhalla is a game caught between generations in more ways than one.
The PlayStation 5 is already an extremely impressive console.
Jordan reviews the Xbox Series X, highlighting its raw power and quick resume feature.
Here's Jordan Middler's verdict on FIFA 21.
Jordan Middler reviews the big-budget PlayStation exclusive, Ghost of Tsushima.
Jordan Middler delves into the story, themes, relationships and the gameplay.
After almost 25 years, Final Fantasy VII Remake is here.
Does it live up to the legacy of the 90s classic?
DOOM Eternal is here and Jordan has found himself with a lot of time on his hands.
Jordan Middler finds out why loot boxes cause so much controversy and worry to gamers.
Six games that are in desperate need of a sequel, according to Jordan.
Some games go from a fun challenge to being so hard you want to break your controller.
Brilliant gameplay makes Zombie Army 4 well worth a trip to Zombie Italy.
Journey To The Savage Planet begins with promise and a lot of personality.
