There is a certain level of expectation with particular game studios, not necessarily a qualitative one, but an expectation that certain studios will create a…
Warhammer 40,000 sometimes gets a bum deal with its video games: the constraints of being a tabletop game with a massive universe have made genre translation…
I’ve been playing the Call of Duty games a long time. Over the years they’ve had me on the edge of my seat, made me laugh, made me smile…
The original Bayonetta, released on both Xbox 360 and Playstation 3, was a huge success in both eastern and western markets, launching in 2009 and 2010…
If the key to survival horror is in state of the art visuals and immersion then clearly nobody has every informed indie developer Jasper Byrne of that.
If Dark Souls and Streets of Rage somehow met, knocked digital boots and gave birth to a dark spawn then the result would be Iron Fisticle.
Last night it finally happened; the zombie hordes rose up and stormed the city. Well, a big chunk of Sheffield at least.
The Tales series, originating back in 1995 for the SNES, is a series that has continued to provide beautiful worlds, an exciting and extravagant cast of…
Dark Souls 2. What can one say about the incredibly popular sequel to one of the greatest games ever, aside from, ‘Arrggh, I hate you’.
One of the big things that was announced at the unveiling of the latest generation of consoles was “social gaming”.
"There are a grand total of thirty additional cards have been included in the Curse of Naxxramas release, which allows for a lot of customisation within the decks."
In a time when virtually anybody with the right skills and enough perseverance can make a game, indie platformers aren’t exactly in short supply.