The Alice: Madness Returns developers have re-released their debut game on Steam, which means anyone can pick up this ludicrous , inspired, but also flawed title.
The Banner Saga fuses old-school gameplay styles with some more modern ideas, and it works very well, combining some Norse-inspired ethos with exceptional visuals and musical score
Where retro arcade gameplay meets RPG meets space and ships and lots of pewpewpew, Ring Runner: Flight of the Sages is a surprisingly neat little game.
Tiny Thief is a cute and dainty addition to the point and click adventure genre, guide your protagonist through missions of trickery and misconceptions to obtain what he wants.
It’s been a long road for Ryse, once a Kinect only Xbox 360 title; but you’re not here for a history lesson and that’s good, because Ryse isn’t here to give you one.
While the gameplay is great fun at times, and playable at its worst, there’s no ignoring that this is a mediocre PS1 era platform title dressed up to look like a PS4 game.
It’s no surprise to finally see a Killzone title, this time subtitled Shadow Fall, headlining the launch of the PlayStation 4.
Turn 10’s meticulously crafted car porn series has returned for its first outing on next-gen consoles, and it’s better than ever.
Doki-Doki Universe isn’t a game in the traditional sense and, whilst there’s some enjoyment to be had in it, the entertainment value was lacking.
With a new generation of console comes a new wave of zombie apocalypses, and where better to start us off than with the Dead Rising series?
Zombie Tycoon 2 - What doesn't sound awesome about that? I was really excited to get my hands on this game.
Science fiction has always been a major fascination for me, and the source of some of my biggest gaming fantasies, so when the chance to cover XRebirth came up, I jumped on…
MOBA (Multiplayer Online Battle Arena) games really don't like new guys. You will be constantly humbled during your pursuit for victory, by top level players: you will die, you…
The series has come a long way from its roots on the PlayStation 2, Xbox and GameCube
Tiny Brains presents a charming, and often fun, gaming experience that actually feels pleasingly different to many of the puzzle titles that have come before it.
