Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: China Review
Let’s face it, Assassin’s Creed hasn’t had the best year. After the highly entertaining Black Flag breathed new life into a rapidly stagnating series, Unity was to be a new…
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Lifeless Planet Review
Space exploration is one of those genres that just grabs a gamer's attention. It's the thrill of exploring picturesque, far away galaxies, encountering grotesque enemies, and surviving. After a successful…
Interview With Lifeless Planet’s David Board
Recently, I was very fortunate to get the chance to talk with David Board, Interactive Designer of Stage 2 Studios. The studio have recently released Lifeless Planet; an atmospheric third-person…
Project CARS Review
Racing simulators have taken a particularly long time to evolve. In the past, developers have often taken a stock-standard approach to gameplay: Choose from a selection of crap cars, drive…
Top 10 Final Fantasy Summons
The Final Fantasy XV: Episode Duscae demo offered a brief but exciting glimpse into what the 2016 (hopefully) game will deliver. I expected the visuals or combat style to be…
Star Wars Battlefront: What We Know So Far
EA has finally released information about their upcoming title, Star Wars: Battlefront. Unfortunately, a lot of features from previous iterations won't be returning. The first and most important reveal is…
Most Famous Moments in Video Games
There are some things in life that people just know, whether they actively seek that knowledge or not. Everyone knows that Bruce Willis is a ghost, that Paul McCartney sings…
Gratuitous Space Battles 2 Review
Gratuitous (adjective): Done without reason, uncalled for. It’s an important definition, and a very telling name, because the space battles in GSB2 are a little bit pointless – sparkly and…
Broken Age Review
Broken Age came out in two acts: one in 2014, and the other more recently in the form of a free update. It was never intended to be split like…
Hover: Revolt of Gamers Early Access Preview
Hover: Revolt of Gamers comes to players as an early access release from young French developer, Fusty Game, after being successfully backed on Kickstarter in May 2014. After so much…
Let’s Replay: Resident Evil 4 (Gamecube)
I've mentioned before how I feel about Resident Evil 5 and 6 – I don't think they're awful, just not horror focused games any longer. I decided to go back…
Grand Theft Auto 5 PC performance impressions
Tested with AMD HD7970 4GB Intel Core i7-3770 CPU 3.40 Ghz 8GB RAM GTA 5 has finally arrived on the PC after a painfully long wait and numerous delays. We…
No Sweat: Video Game Difficulty
Video games make us and break us in many ways. While a lot harbour confusing story lines and questionable graphical quality, a game's challenge is something that will keep players…
The Top 10 Farts in Gaming
Toots. Air biscuits. Trouser trumpets. Whatever you want to call them, farts are a natural and often hilarious part of our everyday lives, so it's only fair that they've shown…
State of Decay: Year One Survivor Edition Review
Undead Labs’ State of Decay is an irresistible exercise in resource gathering and allocation for both long time zombie fans and system-heavy game enthusiasts alike. While zombie culture in games…
Crypt of the NecroDancer Review
Necromancers sound like dull and dreary individuals who toil with the undead, but a NecroDancer sounds like the someone we’d all like to take to the disco. Developer Brace Yourself…
Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin Review
Sharpen your swords and check your shards for another bout of madness. FromSoftware has done gamers a tremendous favour by creating a revamped sequel to 2011's cult classic, Dark Souls.…
Tower of Guns Review
Tower of Guns is a game far flung from AAA and indie titles alike. It draws inspiration from the basic rule sets and mechanics of two different genres before crafting…
Sayonara Umihara Kawase+ Review
In the 16-bit age, it was common for games to get a Japanese release then never see the light of day elsewhere, much to us Westerners' chagrin. Thankfully, those days…
The Rhythm Renaissance – Why Now?
This week, Activision announced the return of its once prolific rhythm franchise, Guitar Hero. In many ways, the reveal has felt inevitable ever since March 5th, when competitor Harmonix marked…
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