Battlefield is back – now how will it dethrone a reinvigorated COD?
It’s been a while, but this year will see the return of the Battlefield franchise. Remember it? Most recently, developers […]
Is Returnal the start of the PS5 Era?
It’s been 7 months since the PlayStation 5 released, and it’s safe to say that there’s not been an avalanche
Mario Party is finally online, but are Nintendo late to the show?
By Marcus Yeatman-Crouch It’s been three long years, but Super Mario Party’s latest update will have many thinking it’s a
Casuals vs Completionists – Where do you stand?
By Lewis Empson and Marcus Yeatman-Crouch Two words that will often crop up in the gaming lexicon are ‘casuals’ and
Back to Basics: How MMOs are Rebooting their Fanbases
Some of the biggest MMOs (massively multiplayer online games) have been around for a while. World of Warcraft has entered
From Flop to Film Star: Sonic in the 2010’s
By Marcus Yeatman-Crouch It’s been a rough ten years for Sonic, the legendary SEGA mascot who once went head-to-head with
Voice Acting: The Gaming Industry Making its Mark
By Lewis Empson and Marcus Yeatman-Crouch A lot goes into making a modern video game. The programmers, graphic designers, writers
The KFConsole and Other Weird Console Ventures
When asked to think of a ÔÇÿconsole’, most of us have two easy answers – Xbox and PlayStation. Throw Nintendo
Download’s Game Awards
By Lewis Empson and Marcus Yeatman-Crouch In this seemingly endless year there’s been a massive amount of games released, including
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla | Review
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Review by Marcus Yeatman-Crouch | ÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿàÔÿà A massive thanks to Ubisoft UK for the review key and
Phasmophobia – Spooky Season’s New Hit?
By Marcus Yeatman-Crouch We’re in the middle of spooky season now, and it seems only right that the newest title
Among Us: All Your Friends are Sus
By Marcus Yeatman-Crouch There’s no game that quite sums up how we’re all feeling at this point in the year
Is This the Death of Flash Gaming?
By now, most of us have heard the news. Adobe is bidding farewell to its legendary Flash platform this December, signalling the end times for many a beloved game. Flash provided us with thousands of free games online, across a host of websites. Now, we face the prospect of losing these important games and the sites that host them forever, as the internet modernises and discards the outdated Flash player in favour of total HTML5 conversion.
Thoughts On: Gamescom
By Lewis Empson and Marcus Yeatman-Crouch Gamescom is one of the biggest gaming conventions on the calendar, and while coronavirus
Internet Deepdives: reddit
By Marcus Yeatman-Crouch Reddit is a social media platform that tends to hang around the fringes of other popular sites
What Next for EA’s Star Wars Saga?
Since EA took over the coveted Star Wars IP, you could say they’ve given us a mixed bag. Mobile game
Sustainable Tourism
By Lauren Dittmer  The Galapagos Islands are a National Park and Marine Reserve which host some 225,000 tourists each year.
Picture Perfect
By Josie von Jascheroff Siem Reap, Cambodia. Away from the crowds of tourists posing in front of mesmerizing Angkor Wat,
Rainy Day Retreats
By Harriet Lowbridge Rainy holidays genuinely suck. You have days planned for sunning yourself on the beach with a good
The Real Meaning Behind the Day of the Dead
By Haydee Mart├¡nez Zavala & Edith Rojo-Zazueta In Mexico, there’s a saying that goes like this: “El muerto al pozo