Tonight at a press event in New York Sony announced the PS4 (slim) and the PS4 Pro but in doing so has effectively killed its market leading console. Expectations were high and hype was at an all time high, however the reality of what has been delivered by Sony this evening is nothing short of […] More
Tumblestone is an action packed puzzle game brought to us by The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild. Either take on the story mode where you have to fire away at the Tumbleblocks that are in your way or take on friends in local and online multiplayer. The game opens up as if you were playing Tetris but […] More
Agent 47 has been lying low for most of the summer, only poking his head out for the odd Elusive Target and a few Summer Bonus Episodes. But IO Interactive have rounded up their errant assassin and sent him back to the day job in Episode 4- Bangkok. The new contract, “Club 27” tasks Agent […] More
As a kid you likely grew up wanting to be an astronaut, the adventure and allure of walking in space is a temptation of imagination that is hard to resist and very few get to experience that in real life. Thankfully we can all be thankful of video games and developers with exceptional skills bringing […] More
Weaving your way through underwater worlds fraught with danger and mystery is what’s on offer with Song of The Deep the first published title from the retail giant Gamestop’s Gametrust publishing arm. They are serious about publishing games but is Song of the Deep worthy of its swansong. As a metroidvania style game you control […] More
This article has been about 3 years in the making. Japan and Japanese games have always been a bit of a mystery to me. I’ve grown up with western games and western game ideals since I can’t remember when, but never really found what the appeal of Japanese style games were but in doing so […] More
It’s that time of the year that every video game connoisseur looks forward to – yup, we’re officially in E3 week, and it’s off to a strong start. Ubisoft, EA, Microsoft, Bethesda and Sony have all held their press releases already [Nintendo will be hosting a digital event tomorrow], and we’ve seen plenty of new […] More
E3 2016 has been pretty fantastic. Over the last few days we have been given more information about games we already knew about and have seen a tonne of games that we didn’t. In my opinion, it’s been one of the best E3’s in a while with great games, new hardware and the return of […] More
Dangerous Golf arrives from the developers of critically acclaimed studio Criterion. Having left the Burnout roost and formed their own studio called Three Fields Entertainment Dangerous Gold forms the studios first attempt in their new venture. So does Dangerous gold deliver a hole in one or is it set to crash and burn. Oh the […] More
Last month The Magic Circle Gold Edition came to PS4 and Oh My, what a splendid story driven puzzle game it is! In this dark humoured game that appears to have been in development for 20 years, you are the fabled game tester that has to save the day and ensure the endless cycle of […] More
As any fan of the Matrix, Alien or Terminator movie franchises will tell you, the third installment is always a tricky one. They have to offer more of what worked the first two times, but add something new to keep the content from going stale. So no biggy then? I was worried that Hitman’s episodic […] More
It’s a two for one special this week as I have now emerged from a lengthy gaming coma wading through the two recent PC ports of previous PSP and Vita titles Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc and Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair. The current trend of porting Japanese games to PC is largely something I’m all for, […] More
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