To celebrate the launch of our review of Tom Clancy’s The Division for PS4, Xbox One and PC we are giving away in conjunction with Numskull and Ubisoft a Stainless Steel Mug & SHD Emblem T-Shirt Question is simple: When was The…
Bit.Trip Presents… Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien Review
Nostalgia returns to us on PS4 with a sexy old soundtrack It’s always nice to mix things up a little because as of late I’ve been playing so much of The Witcher 3 that I’m afraid that when in public…
Deponia Doomsday Review
“Deponia’s new witty and humorous addition to it’s franchise” I’ve never played any of the Deponia games, so it’s difficult to really tell how this game stands up against it’s predecessors, but so far I’m enjoying it. The game is…
Rock Band 4 Review
In-between dreams of becoming an astronaut and the next James Bond, during my days of youth I also had a burning desire to be in a band. Whether I was listening to Good Charlotte, Busted, Steps, or other assorted guff…
The Witch and the Hundred Knight – Revival Edition – Review
Hundred Knight was a game that come out far too late in the PS3’s life to make a big impact, it was not well advertised in the west and sort of game out without notice, and faded out just as…
Layers Of Fear Review
Walking Simulators. Interactive Dramas. In what seems to be an attempt to paint games as an art these styles of games have risen from the depths to show that gaming is about more than teabagging and camping; providing endless hours…
Dying Light: The Following Review
Dying Light: The Following is the first DLC story to be released, with improvements made to the base game on top of adding in another couple hours to your campaign playthrough. It had a price increase due to the size…
Megadimension Neptunia VII Review
The Neptunia series has always intrigued me. A strange mix of manga story-telling and JRPG mechanics with a huge dollop of self-awareness, I always wanted to give it a go and see if this lesser-known anime contemplation of the games…
Firewatch Review
Indie games have come such a long way since the initial revolution of independent games a little less than a decade ago that new releases have become part of everyday life in the industry. Most indie games focus a lot…
Agatha Christie’s The ABC Murders Review
As I’ve gotten older I’ve found that I’m getting worse at playing video games. Not all of them mind, the games I’m referring to are these high octane, action packed, explosive first person shooters. I just don’t have the patience…
Top 10 video games set in the UK
A study recently conducted by Currys highlights the top video games based in the United Kingdom.…
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