A lot has been said about the new Watch Dogs game. After two very enjoyable, if not slightly samey Watch Dogs titles, Legion repeats the history of the first game by releasing...
Immortals Fenyx Rising could be described cruelly as ‘Assassin’s Creed for kids’. This would be unfair - as whilst it borrows an awful lot from Assassin’s Creed, it is a thoroughly enjoyable...
If you haven't heard of Overcooked by now, then that's quite an achievement. The incredibly popular Chef-Em-Up (it'll catch on) has spanned two games and numerous DLCs, and if you've got at...
This year’s Call of Duty is a bit of a tough one to review. It’s three distinct components under one roof, spread across two generations of consoles, and one format (across generations)...
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