Here we are; the big one-zero. For the last four years, EA have been regularly churning out Sims 3 expansions like nobody’s business. We’ve had just about everything we’ve seen in previous iterations of the game, from ghosts and magic…
Magic 2014 Duels of the Planeswalkers Review
Magic: The Gathering, the first trading card game, has been around for quite a while. First released in 1993 the game continues to grow with a dedicated fan-base. Needless to say, there have been a fair few video game adaptations…
Reus Review
It’s a god game in which you control an “avatar” of sorts. It’s been done before, and of course, because of this Reus was always going to be, even fleetingly, compared to Black and White. However, upon closer inspection it…
Leisure Suit Larry Preview
In 1987, Al Lowe, in collaboration with other point-and-click legends Ken Williams and Mark Crowe, released Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards under Sierra On-Line. The story of a middle-aged virgin desperately searching for sexual fulfilment…
Dead Island: Riptide Review
Oh Dead Island; I had such hopes for you. Released in September 2011, there were high expectations for the original Dead Island following the emotional trailer released in February of the same year. Depicting a family trapped in a hellish…
StarDrive Review
Explore, Expand, Exploit and Exterminate. These four tenants define the 4x strategy subgenre focused on building and growing an empire or civilisation in an attempt to gain power. Often requiring intense management of resources and a balance between economic, social…
Sims 3 University Life Review
10.48pm at the Comic book store. Jamie, an aspiring science and medicine student has just finished reading her favourite comic book – The Inedible Bulk, and is chatting to her best friend and housemate Tiffany. Once they finish discussing their…
Galaxy Crash Preview
The business of gaming is changing. There was once a time where the consumer had little control over the products thrown their way, but with the advent of KickStarter and the raging popularity of the crowd-funding model we’re starting to…
The Book of Unwritten Tales: Critter Chronicles Review
In a sad but true twist of fate, Point-and-Click Adventure games haven’t exactly been doing well lately. Far behind us are the glory days of games like The Secret of Monkey Island and Simon the Sorcerer, each full of laugh-…
Lego: Lord of the Rings Review
Looking back through the previous games in the LEGO line it’s easy to see why the franchise has succeeded up to yet; the subject matter. From Star Wars to Harry Potter, they have consistently been able to meld the whimsical…
UKGE’s 20-Year Journey and the Expansion of the UK Gaming Community
Twenty years can reshape an entire scene. UK Games Expo reaches that mark in 2026,…
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