
Review: Lone Survivor (PS4)
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 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.


Age of Rebellion is the second Book in Fantasy Flight Games’ trilogy of Star Wars Roleplay games, with the third (Force and Destiny) currently in Beta.

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.

The Maze Runner, the latest in the string of YA book adaptations, has finally hit the screens and due to unforeseen circumstances I actually got to see it…

Designed by Amanda Milne and Julia Schiller, the game of Manifest sees players traversing the trade routes of the world in the 1920’s.

Destiny is a game that has jumped into bed with Halo, found that Boarderlands is already there and then invited Gears of War and Mass effect for a good old romp... sadly it doesnt quite satisfy any of the participating memebers ( Memebers... tehe)

Hey, you. Yes, you, GP reader #34784A (yes, we monitor you all), I want to ask you something: why aren’t you watching Kill La Kill?

Whether it's a book or a graphic novel, if you finish it in one sitting it's due to one of two reasons. Either you have too much free time OR your enjoying it too much (Harry Potter fanatics can attest). In the case of Howard Shapiro's 'The Hockey Saint' it was definitely the latter, it's a great read about the pitfalls of getting to know your idol. Something Tom Leonard a college sophomore quickly discovers when he strikes up a friendship with 21-year-old Hockey Superstar Jeremiah Jacobson.

First thing’s first: No, this is not a MTG review but basically Wizards haven’t sent me any goodies since Theros so I can only assume they hate me and will be…

"That's right, you want to bring adventurers into your dangerous dungeon and slaughter them."

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…