Her Story: Review
Her Story Platform: PC (Also onMac/iOS) You will like this if you enjoyed: The Ace Attorney series, Papers Please Her […]
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Madden NFL 15 Review
Football from across the pond returns: Reviewed on Xbox One It is probably fair to say that EA Sports had a
Review: Thief
When a franchise that is beloved by its fandom is rebooted, it is always going to be a divisive game.
Review: Killzone: Shadow Fall
The Killzone franchise is seemingly to Sony what the Halo franchise is to Microsoft. Both are first-person shooters set in
Gaming Has Changed
Now the next generation is well and truly here Rhys Thomas Elliott looks back at how gaming has changed, for
Review: Xbox One
The Xbox One was marketed by Microsoft as being more than simply a gaming console with more emphasis being placed
Review: Bravely Default
Bravely Default is the best final fantasy game in a long while. It says a great degree about Square Enix’s
Review: PlayStation 4
Despite the issues new consoles have on day one, the Playstation 4 (PS4) set-up seemed to go quite comfortably –
Review: Nexus 5
Arguably, the two heaviest hitters in the smartphone market are Samsung and Apple. Both occupy headlines in their seemingly-eternal patent
Review: Batman: Arkham Origins
Adam Bown grabs his cowl and cape to see what the Dark Knight’s latest adventure has in store for gamers
Review: Lego Marvel Superheroes
Traveller’s Tales have already tackled big film franchises such as Indiana Jones, Pirates of the Caribbean and Harry Potter, but
Review: Saints Row IV
This month, Josh Briggs reviews the latest instalment of the wacky and wonderful Saints Row series, and this time it’s
Review: Pokemon X & Y
Now in its 6th Generation, Nintendo’s series of Pokemon games have made their jump┬áinto 3D. Francesca Hepburn sees if the
Review: Rayman Legends
  Rhys Thomas Elliott rediscovers the whimsical charm of 2D platformers with the crazy and colourful Rayman Legends.   Origins was a
Review: Shadows of the Damned
Anthony Coote goes to Hell and back with the most phallic gun you’ll ever fire in the 2011 grindhouse extravaganza
Review: Beyond: Two Souls
This month, Adam Bown looks at the spiritual successor to Fahrenheit and Heavy Rain. Is it worthy of being called