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Far Cry 3 astounded us with an amazing open world and an antagonist who genuinely invoked terror. Ubisoft seemingly hit the perfect formula for an open...

After last year’s disappointing edition of Konami’s football series; the developers of Pro Evolution Soccer 2015 decided to completely overhaul...

The Call of Duty franchise has long been considered the king of multiplayer shooters, but for me its last few iterations have struggled to gain my attention....

With prestigious titles like Bayonetta, Metal Gear Rising and Vanquish under developer Platinum Games’ belt we were excited to hear that they were...

 Zen Studios has been quite keen to create lots of licensed pinball tables for the near flawless Zen Pinball 2. With the South Park series spanning...

Destiny is bound to be one of the most divisive triple A games to be released in recent memory. As a technical accomplishment, there is no doubt at all...

Hohokum has been a game I’ve quite eagerly awaited since its announcement, and now that it’s finally here, and I’ve had a good amount...

Zen Studios are continuing to show their support for Zen Pinball 2, releasing yet another piece of downloadable content. The Walking Dead table is based...

The Swapper is a game that plays with some very intriguing ideas. At its core, the game is a relatively simple side-scrolling puzzle game, but a highly...

Rogue Legacy is a game which does a lot with a simple concept. The game features gameplay very similar to that of old-school Castlevania games, with the...

Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee, first released for the original PlayStation in 1997, was a groundbreaking achievement in game design. Oddworld Inhabitants,...

It’s been a little over a year since the last GRID game was released, and GRID Autosport has driven in a new direction and promises five different...

Watch_Dogs, the newest game from Ubisoft, has been one of the most eagerly awaited in recent memory ever since it’s reveal at E3 2012. The open...

I have an odd adoration for low budget, arguably sub-par shooters the likes of Legendary or Singularity. A large part of the AAA industry revolves around...