Your average football game is all very well and good and countless hours have been swiped from my life by the likes of FIFA and PES, but when you talk about addictive footballing games, and...
Goodbye Deponia brings to a close Daedalic's pointy-clicky Deponia trilogy, following in the footsteps of the pretty enjoyable double act of Deponia and Chaos on Deponia with a much longer and more risqué affair that...
I don’t tend to take gameplay personally, I’m usually well balanced enough to divorce my emotions from bad choices in game design. But I swear this game is doing it deliberately. A-Men 2 drops you...
Point-and-click adventure games are a dying breed which I think is a terrible shame, because while they make me feel incredibly dim-witted I do rather enjoy them, which is why I'm thankful Daedalic Entertainment keep...
It wasn't all that long ago that I hadn't played a Battlefield game, and despite plenty of people telling me it was the "thinking man's Call of Duty" it wasn't until I wrote a Battlefield...
There is nothing to fear, but fear itself. Rubbish. Try walking around a blood-spattered meat factory with nothing to light the way other than a dodgy lamp, and having some nasty monsters hunting you down...
It must be a nightmare for guide writers to get their teeth into a big open world game and actually tear out a chunk of something worth publishing. Add to the mix the possibility of...
Another year, another Call of Duty. With the seemingly ever-lasting rota between Treyarch and Infinity Ward this time landing at the doorstep of the latter, we get to ask the same questions again: what's new,...
Proteus kicks off with you waking up in the sea facing an unknown island with no idea what you're looking for, no idea what you're meant to be doing and no idea if you'll ever...
After three years of the Assassin’s Creed II based adventures of Ezio Auditore fans of the series were ready for a change of scenery so last year’s jump to the New World for Assassin’s Creed...
Looking back at recent titles by Telltale Games tells its own story. The Back to the Future and Walking Dead series, even Poker Night 2 have all been full of character, charm and caked in...
Final Exam is a deeply derivative game, but that’s not entirely a bad thing. Every sequel is derivative of the last, that’s exactly why they sell so well. It’s part Streets of Rage, part Castlevania;...
I love scary games. Those games that have you on the edge of your seat, wondering if you're safe from harm or seconds away from another underwear-ruining surprise that has you fumbling for the controller...
It's not new for a game to try and give the look and feel of a movie, but it's also a formula that often falls flat and fails to impress as a result of ropey...
Have you ever wondered what Mario Kart would look like in 2D... if you took away Mario... and all of the karts? No, me neither, but that hasn't stopped DoubleDutch Games from giving us exactly...
Last year the musical grip that Rockband had on gamers was substantially loosened. Ubisoft entered the arena with Rocksmith, a similarly styled game which allowed you to hook up a real guitar or bass and...
It's always fun reviewing sports games when you have very little knowledge of the game itself. While I can happily sit in front of an American Football or Ice Hockey game, not all American sports...
I consider myself a pretty committed fan of fighting games, shamelessly keeping myself bang up-to-date with new releases, updates and rumours. So imagine my surprise when I was asked to review a new 3D fighting...
For what feels like the 629th time, EA and Konami go head to head on the football pitch, with FIFA 14 and PES 2014 being released within a few days of each other. A few...
