Titan Souls Review
There’s a taut connection between the archer and his one lonely arrow, and with it the quest of slaying a string of powerful foes seems a colossal trial. Nevertheless, this…
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Game of Thrones: Episode 4 – Sons of Winter Review
Confronting Daenerys Stormborn of the House Targaryen, The First of Her Name, the Unburnt, Queen of the Andals, and the Rhoyner and the First Men, Khalessi of the Great Grass…
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…
Catch Up Corner: Rogue Legacy Review
Rogue Legacy made some noise back in 2013 when it dashed straight on to PC. With the help of PlayStation’s ever-expanding indie programme, the roguelike found its way over to…
Axiom Verge Review
Axiom Verge, a 5-year project for sole developer Thomas Happ, is a 2D run-and-gun platformer with a focus on exploration, discovery, ruthless combat, and perfectionism. Some are touting it as…
The Swapper Review
Games from indie outfit Curve Studios seem to be coming thick and fast at the moment, with the recent release of charming puzzler MouseCraft grabbing the imagination of critics and…
MouseCraft Review
MouseCraft is the latest puzzle game from Curve Studios that sets players one simple goal: get the mice to the cheese. The task at hand turns out to be a…
Sony E3 Highlights
Destiny - View Trailer • Beta available on Playstation first, July 17th 2014 • PS4 Alpha available 12th June till 16th June • Extra, exclusive content (weapons, armour, gear, ships,…
First Hour: Lego Marvel Super Heroes
As part of our gaming marathon for Children In Need last month we played through the first hour of Lego Marvel Super Heroes on co-op. You can watch the full…
Sony E3 Press Conference Live
Sony's E3 press conference has now finished. Below you can read our quick notes of what happened. As it happened Here you will find our quick notes of what happens,…
Mortal Kombat Review
Upon first playing Mortal Kombat (Mortal Kombat 9 in some parts of the world), it at once feels both different and familiar. The series’ latest instalment eschews the three-dimensional plane…
