It’s been a long, long time since an old-fashioned point and click game made its way on to my TV screen. Like survival horror, you could argue that it’s a genre that…
Beyond: Two Souls is a puzzle, in more ways than one. It takes time and dedication to analyse, but ultimately leaves you with a beautiful picture and you enjoy a unique journey…
Skydive: Proximity Flight aims to capture all the high-octane thrills of skydiving in a wingsuit to your living room, and delivers a nice but imperfect little game with a lot of…
A parable, as defined by Oxford English Dictionary, is a simple story illustrating a moral or religious lesson. Whilst The Stanley Parable is, in essence, a simple story about a…
One quote on the App Store page for Battle Camp, the free-to-play MMO title from PennyPop, describes the game as 'Pokemon and World of Warcraft's love child'.It's a bold…
When it comes to wacky video game ideas, nothing beats the work of a Japanese studio. In reality though, we only see a select bunch of Japanese games in the West, the smaller and…
Will this melancholic art house title be considered a progressive triumph, or is it likely to be washed from our memories in a deluge of mediocrity?
Prepare your plants, ready your gardening skills and book as much time off work as possible because Plants vs Zombies 2 has arrived.
Let's face it, a trading simulation game is only ever going to appeal to a small portion of individuals.
"Lead an army of killer deathbots" is a good way to introduce a game. It's not the official slogan of strategy card battler Ironclad Tactics, but I think it sums up the game quite…
A franchise that stretches back 17 years, Dead or Alive was once a worthy contender in the ever-increasing field of fighting games. Now, however, it's a shallow husk of a credible…
Grand Theft Auto V is a steaming pile of dog shit that should be avoided in every which way possible because it defiles our Christian religion, encouraging your children to…
Farming Simulator 2013 is a difficult game for me to review, mainly because it's so far outside of my comfort zone. How can I fairly assess a game that clearly wasn't made for me?
When indie developer Frictional Games released Amnesia: The Dark Descent in 2010, it surprised the gaming world by providing a more authentic horror experience than any triple-A…
Worthy of a standing ovation, this unconventional platformer is one of the best this generation has to offer.
