Since his debut in 1981’s Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones has been a staple of the pop-culture world. As is always the case with a popular franchise, Indiana Jones saw his fair share of spin-offs (The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles) and sequels – not all of them hitting the same mark as the […]Read More
BioWare has confirmed the release date for the upcoming remaster of the original Mass Effect trilogy. Titled Mass Effect Legendary Edition, the collection will include all three games and over 40 DLC packs when it is launched on May 14. BioWare also confirmed in a press release that the game will be available on Xbox […]Read More
As we move into a new month, there is a whole host of new gaming adventures for players to enjoy: from Earth-saving werewolves to the stuff of nightmares, a battle for souls and the search for glorious riches await in February’s gaming releases. Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earthblood Fight on the side of mother nature […]Read More
A new update from CD Projekt Red Cyberpunk 2077 creates a bug in the game that disables one of the main story quests. This quest is fundamental to the game leaving gamers unable to progress with the rest of the game. Since the release of the game last December the game has seen heavy criticism […]Read More
The gaming community saw cries and grief on January 28th as it was announced that Jeanette Maus died following her battle with cancer. The actor, aged 39, was most known for their upcoming role in Resident Evil Village. Maus had previously contracted COVID-19 as stated on her fiance’s post on a GoFundMe page setup back […]Read More
Rich History One of the strangest parts of video game history is food. Food is a practically necessary part of video game culture. It was a given that when you stepped up to an arcade cabinet and played a classic beat ’em up game that you’d need to punch a barrel to unveil a plate […]Read More
As the future of Star Wars video games gets just a little bit brighter with the announcement of a new open-world game being developed by Ubisoft and the news that EA has lost exclusivity rights, we take a look at one of the most underrated Star Wars games of all time. During the 1990s and […]Read More
One of the main arguments gamers have had over the past 20 years has been over which console is better: Xbox or PlayStation? Before Microsoft and Sony were the front runners, the gaming industry was obsessed with the rivalry between SEGA and Nintendo. Blake Harris famously dubbed this period as “The Console Wars” in his […]Read More
As England braces itself for another lockdown of an indeterminate length, many people may be faced with the same bleak feelings of despair and anxiety that accompanied them throughout most of 2020. It’s easy to fall into a pattern of wake up, eat, work, sleep, repeat, all without actually feeling like we’ve accomplished anything with […]Read More
In 1992, Japanese publishing group ASCII Media Works released RPG Tsukūru Dante98, the very first iteration of the RPG Maker series. The RPG Maker series is somewhat self-explanatory: each entry in the series provides a fairly straightforward way to make simple JRPG games in the style of titles like Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest, with […]Read More
Released: December 2020 Rating: M 17+ (Nudity, Sexual Content, Violence, Use of Drugs and Alcohol) As Madness once sang, “Nothing more, nothing less, love is the best” – an undisputed notion, of course, one that also informs the latest sci-fi adventure from Montpellier-based studio The Game Bakers. Haven (2020) has the player exploring the fractured […]Read More
Assassins travelling the globe, a comedic fright, a cult classic, and a twisted world await among the first gaming releases of 2021. Five Nights At Freddy’s: Core Collection A job like no other awaits in this collection. Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza is a beloved venue for families during the day, but by night it becomes a […]Read More
In an unprecedented move, Sony announced that Cyberpunk 2077 has been removed from the PlayStation Store. The decision has come because of players noticing a significant difference in the quality of the game on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One compared to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and, most notably, PC versions of the game. Several […]Read More
Hellmann’s are using Animal Crossing: New Horizons to raise money for charity. In a bid to reduce food waste, Hellmann’s are inviting players to visit their island from the 14-18 December and drop off their rotten turnips. For every turnip donated, Hellmann’s will make a financial donation of the equivalent of two meals to FareShare, […]Read More
Keeping fit and gaming appear to be a recipe for sales success. A well-known example that combined the two effectively was Nintendo’s Wii Fit, from 2007. There are a slew of fitness focused videogame releases out there and in this feature we’ll take a look at two you may have missed. Game One: UFC Personal […]Read More
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