I played Wargroove at EGX Rezzed after following it for months and months. It was another one of those games that promised an Advance Wars spiritual successor, but I've been burned before. Into The Breach was looking like the best hope, but that became more of a puzzle game where you have only 3...

I had a freelance artist friend who worked from home a lot, and he watched copious amounts of Let's Plays whilst working. If I had a day off or came over in the evening, I'd bring my Playstation and I'd play whilst he worked and watched. A live Let's Play, so to speak. There was one game however,...

Amazon may have inadvertently revealed the launch date for No Man’s Sky on Xbox One to be June 29, 2018.

Role Playing Games have been having a bit of a renaissance on the PC in the last few years. We've seen games like Pillars of Eternity, Legend of Grimrock, the remastered Avernum series, and Wasteland 2 reinvigorate the traditional style of cRPG. We've seen new takes on the cRPG formula, like...

I wouldn't be so gatekeeping as to suggest that only people who grew up in the 90s like me suffered the continuous disappointment of games that had been made from popular films. One of the worst games of all time is the infamous E.T. on the Atari 2600, the game that is blamed for the home video...

There are more and more games appearing on Steam every single day, and that's great. More games means more people making games, more people playing games, and just more games out there. Not all are good certainly, but some will be breathtaking and with more games out there, the amount that are...

I saw Pacific Rim: Uprising at the weekend, and it was enjoyable. Not amazing, but fun. I want to tell you why, if I had it my way, the series should continue until it gets great or dies trying. Pacific Rim does something that no other film series does. When the only monster films you're exposed...

It's been twenty years since the original Jumanji stampeded into cinemas, and since then the titular boardgame has been busy. Salvaged after the end of the original film by young Alex Vreeke in 1996 it realised that Alex wasn't going to play it in its current form, so it morphed itself into a...

You all remember For Honor. That game that put samurai, vikings and knights in an arena, tied them together with a intricate melee combat system, and invited you overcome your opponent with skill, reflexes, and tactics. If you've ever wanted to have a proper axe, katana and longsword fight in a...

March Madness at Green Man Gaming continues! This means two things: 1) it's March, and 2) we've got a mad sale going on at Green Man Gaming. The whole month we're selling you amazing games at prices that probably won't make us any money, and that means one thing: CHEAP GAMES. We've got huge...

Vermintide II was heavily present at the 2018 PC Gamer Weekender held at the Olympia here in London, and we sent Olly and Alex to go chase someone for an interview. They got the chance to sit down with Mats Andersson, developer at Fatshark for a chat about all things rat.

According to an opinion piece on The Guardian videogames have an ideology problem. They are recruiting grounds for far-right groups and are filled with themes which centre around xenophobia, racism, sexism, and worse. Firstly lets get this out there: there is a notable toxicity issue around...