Developer ThatGameCompany describes Journey as "an interactive parable, an anonymous online adventure to experience a person's life passage and their intersections with others".
Few game titles are as descriptive as that of NeocoreGames' latest offering: King Arthur II – The Role Playing Wargame. Like its predecessor, King Arthur II combines RPG…
Having never played 2006's Sword Of The Stars I didn't know what to expect going into Kerberos Productions' followup, Sword Of The Stars II: Lords Of Winter. Deciding to go…
Picture the opening ten minute sequence of The Dark Knight, where the Joker and his goons rob a Gotham City bank filled with mob money, and that's basically what Payday: The…
There is always an air of trepidation when a HD collection of older titles appears on the horizon. We can't help but pray that what we fondly remember as an awesome gaming…
Blood, guts, violence, humour and piddle. The Darkness II has everything I've just mentioned by the truck load and it's not afraid to shower you with it either. The story of…
What started life as an iOS game, Quarrel took a mix of contrasting game types, threw them in a blender and turned it onto full power. The resulting mixture is one curious game.…
Some reviews are particularly difficult to get started; there are often key points you want to bring up at the relevant opportunity, but delivering that opening gambit is a…
THQ are no stranger to the world of fighting games - they have produced some of the best wrestling games available. This however is a different beast altogether; it’s got…
Ask any programmer or designer from Naughty Dog and they'll agree that trying to replicate perfection is far from easy. You have to get everything right, from the smallest nuances…
NeverDead is Konami's latest game, a collaboration with developers Rebellion Software and is a less than typical action title featuring hordes of demonic creatures waiting to be…
Futuremark Games Studio have returned with a rather interesting title. Unstoppable Gorg, a 1950's sci-fi b-movie inspired tower defense title that tries to put a spin on the genre…
It seemed quite apt that Hollywood director Michael Bay took control of one of the trailers for EA's latest driving fest as it seems they've missed the point, just like Michael…
Within the seemingly limitless categories and sub-genres used to classify video-games, everyone has their favourites, whilst others are looked on with disdain. For my household…
I would have started this review with some vaguely semi-humorous opening statement, but in the case of Saints Row: The Third, the sheer insane nature of the title speaks for…
