All across the Geek Universe (Geekiverse?) Reviewers are queuing up to lay into Pixels, Adam Sandler’s live-action remake of that Futurama episode where…
Last week, 2K teased us with the word ‘Advent’, and an advertisement for a seemingly utopian society.
Despite being around for a few years, War Thunder, from Gaijin, made it’s first big impression at E3 2014, showing off some 354 planes and teasing at a Tank…
When does an indie game stop being an indie game? This was a question I found myself wondering several times during my playthrough of Republique: Remastered…
Many have tried but almost all have failed. Zenimax Online have today became the latest mainstream MMO provider to publicly admit defeat with an announcement…
Geek Pride's Peter Ray Allison returns to his childhood to assess the similarities between Game Workshop's original board game and the new Space Hulk: Ascension video game by Full Control Studios.
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…
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.
Although DayZ Standalone has managed to secure a place Steam’s top 10 sales chart almost consistently since it’s release last Christmas, complaints about the…
One of the big things that was announced at the unveiling of the latest generation of consoles was “social gaming”.