
Lego® Avengers Review – Geek Pride
I’m no stranger when it comes to Lego® video games. I was first in line for the original Lego® Star Wars on the ps2 in 2005.

I’m no stranger when it comes to Lego® video games. I was first in line for the original Lego® Star Wars on the ps2 in 2005.

Imagine a world where, when you die, your soul is uploaded to a man-made digital afterlife.

Before I get into reviewing The Detail Episode 3 – Devil in the Details, I have to say that I more than a little bit in love with film noir and hard-boiled…

As the street hawkers and market vendors of the Gog sale close down shop and box up their bargains for another year, we barely have time to click ‘install’…

Ubisoft started the week with a range of new looks at upcoming games, from Ghost Recon Wildlands, Watchdogs 2 and For Honor, to Just Dance 17 and Steep. An overall positive and upbeat show, the section on the Assassin's Creed movie fell a little flat in a show about games, but well tried!

So often in video games, we, as the player, find ourselves placed in the role of the hero, striving to battle against the greater evil and save the wider…

Plantera is a small click based farming simulator where you progress through the game in order to unlock new things to decorate your farm with.

What is "Megamagic", exactly? So, let's start off being honest - If you didn't like the 80s, you may not like Megamagic. It's still a lot of fun on it's own, but it is gloriously cheesy - It's like watching Michael Knight riding into an arena stood on the roof of KITT escorted by Airwolf and Automan, while Queen play "Princes of the Universe" before an audience wearing shellsuit tops, ripped jeans and bouffant hair dos with blonde highlights drinking New Coke. It's also got colourful, well-desig

Usually, when it comes to Tower Defence games my ADD-like attention span kicks in, and my brain shuts down quicker than a sated bear in winter.

Blues and Bullets is an episodic “visual novel”, in the same vein as games like The Wolf Among Us and Minecraft: Story Mode, to name a couple.

SEGA have held a special place in my heart since I first picked up a controller.

The very mention of her name conjures up visions of size, superiority and the futility of a mighty feat of human engineering.