Video Game Reviews, Articles
The first major content update for Proletariat’s spell-slinging, battle royale title Spellbreak just went live recently. Entitled Prologue: The Gathering Storm, the update adds a whole heap of new content to the game. It includes new talents, consumables, outfits, and…
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High street shops will try to convince you differently but there is most definitely a seasonal event that takes place before Christmas, and it’s one that gamers are particularly fond of: Halloween. This month, the folks at Microsoft are giving…
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While 2020 has been a year that seen an unusual amount of restrictions placed on us, the launch of the ninth generation consoles promises to free us from loading times and hardware that was arguably obsolete on arrival. Well. That…
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If, like me, you’ve been holding off buying games because of the imminent console generation leap but still find yourself perusing the shiny things in the store, September’s Games with Gold are here to rescue your wallet. The lovely folks…
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Fall Guys looks like a mash-up between Takeshi’s Castle and Wipeout (not the American one, it sucks), only in the form of a video game, courtesy of Mediatonic and Devolver Digital. Competing in slalom courses and dodging obstacles with up…
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We may be nearing the end of the current console generation but there are still plenty of games to be played while we hungrily consume each scant morsel of next-gen news. What’s more, if you’re an Xbox Live Gold or…
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What is it? Brunch Club is an indie title developed by Foggy Box Games and published by The Yogscast. In each stage, the objective is to create the requested meals before time runs out without dropping anything on the floor….
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What is it? Battlefront II is the legendary sequel to Star Wars: Battlefront. It presents a then-unique take on the major battles of the series, giving you the chance to sharpen your shooting skills across every corner of the galaxy…
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From Crytek GmbH, they of Crysis and CryEngine fame, Hunt: Showdown is a high-stakes, always online PvPvE first-person shooter set in the humid swamps of 19th century Louisiana, where grizzled wild west hunters stalk creatures of the night for cash…
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In my humble opinion, party games made by indie developers turn out to be, more often than not turn, a bit rubbish. That statement is aimed more specifically at the ones that try to emulate the likes of Mario Party,…
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Factfile Developed by: EA Dice Published by: Electronic Arts Released: 2013 Format played: PS4 Ruminations The modern console FPS scene has to some extent come to be dominated by the annual cycle of Call of Duty, but the Battlefield series…
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Boy, do I love the videogame hype machine! Don’t you? It gets us not-game journos to write a lot very quickly, and sometimes scramble to pick and choose what we should write on. Anyway! My unrequited love for caffeine and…
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In ‘No Pay 2 Play’, we review free video games (whether they’re riddled with microtransactions and season passes or not) and then answer the golden question: is it worth adding to your game library? Boring Stuff Developed and published by…
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In ‘No Pay 2 Play’, we review free video games (whether they’re riddled with microtransactions and season passes or not) and then answer the golden question: is it worth adding to your game library? Boring Stuff Developed by SideQuestNZ…
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The other day, I remembered that I actually had an XBox One. It’s been a long time since I actually used it, as my preference is for its rival, but there are a few good games on it still and…
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