Ahead of the much-anticipated release of the latest instalment of Assassin’s Creed, entitled Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla, Ubisoft have announced their plans for post-launch content.Read More
After a few days of teasing The Sims 4 has announced their newest expansion pack Sims 4: Snowy Escape. On the surface, this pack has got fans excited. Skiing, trains and a new building style vastly different from the American suburb that is usually seen in the game. Snowy Escape has a large focus on […]Read More
The humble DVD game may have a myriad of rivals these days and may not be the cutting edge product it once was but in this article I’m going to give you three reasons why interactive DVD games (for those of you who have access to something that plays DVDs) are still worth trying in […]Read More
I love Pokémon, it was one of the first games I played on my Nintendo DS, and one of the only franchises I keep up with. In fact I only got a Nintendo Switch so I could keep up with Pokémon. I recently reviewed Isle of Armor and with the next expansion pack (The Crown Tundra) for Pokémon Sword and Shield coming this Autumn, I thought I’d take my love of Pokémon a bit further. So here is my ranking of all the Pokémon generations. Read More
The game, which is set in a fantasy-based open world environment, was released for iOS, Android, Microsoft Windows and PlayStation 4 on September 28. Since then, it appears to have exceeded its development and marketing budget of approximately $100 million.Read More
The Doctor Who Universe will be expanding in Spring 2021 with the introduction of two brand new games; Doctor Who: The Edge of Reality, and Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassin. Read More
On Friday, the 9th of October, Judge Yvonne Gonzales Rogers ruled against Apple’s decision to revoke Epic Games’ developer account, but maintained her stance banning Fortnite from returning to the App Store in its current state. The two tech giants’ legal feud started when Epic Games tried to bypass the App Store’s 30% sharing cut […]Read More
Released: September 2020 Rating: T (Violence, Blood, Simulated Gambling) The sequel to the cult-classic platform game, Spelunky, came out a couple of weeks ago (aptly titled Spelunky 2) and there are a lot of good things to say about it. Familiar, But Better Almost every new feature expands on what made the original so beloved, […]Read More
The video game Among Us has gained enormous popularity in recent months due to its online party mode where gamers can play with their friends and socialise at a distance during the COVID-19 pandemic. This comes as lockdown measures have once again begun to tighten across the UK, spurring many young people to put down their pub […]Read More
Hot off the heels of Pokèmon Detective Pikachu, Ryan Reynolds is back in another video game-based movie about a non-playable character who works as a bank teller and becomes self aware. He soon realises he lives in a video game world.Read More
Motion gaming is something that has had highs and lows popularity-wise. While most of us know about the likes of the Nintendo Wii and the Kinect sensor that was big in the Xbox 360 years there have been a number of other examples of motion gaming that are a tad less well known and indeed […]Read More
The casual gaming market saw Nintendo strike gold with their game-changing Wii console and, naturally, Sony and Microsoft each wanted a slice of the action, leading us to the PlayStation Move motion controllers and the controller-free Kinect in 2010. The PlayStation Move controllers were first designed with the PS3 in mind and are not entirely […]Read More
In part one of this two part feature we'll cover two pieces of motion gaming hardware and software that are pretty interesting and that may have been overlooked and forgotten about in the passage of time. They are WarioWare: Twisted! and Tony Hawk: Ride.Read More
One of the many smaller losses as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic is the loss of physical games conventions. The numerous flashy booths constructed from pure marketing power, the fun conversations with tired indie devs on the final day, the overpriced snacks on the convention floor. I suppose there’s some cool games as well. […]Read More
The Polish video game company CD Projekt Red has backed down on their policy to avoid overworking their staff and recently ordered a six-day week before the upcoming launch of one of the most anticipated games of the year. After a double delay, Cyberpunk 2077, starring Keanu Reeves, is now expected to be released on […]Read More
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