Review: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
Jess enjoyed the final hobbit movie, but thinks it's probably best that this is our last trip to Middle Earth.
Far Cry 4 – A Traveler’s Guide to Kyrat
Kyrat can be a horribly unforgiving place if you're unprepared. Follow this quick guide to ensure you don't get taken by surprise.
BRB UK 124: There is No Troy Baker
The BRB UK team were, after a very busy November, preparing to wind down for Chrimbo. Sony had other ideas. They did all of the news.
Review: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U
Super Smash Bros for Wii U has long been heralded as Nintendo’s ace in the hole for its latest console. Jamie investigates whether it can live up to the hype.
Review: Game of Thrones: Episode 1 – Iron From Ice
Telltale's Game of Thrones is off to a promising start, thanks to their accurate recreation of the difficult and tense conflicts that plague the Houses of Westeros.
Review: The Crew
Among a slew of other racing games, The Crew has a job on its hands to set itself apart from the pack - and Diarmuid has to admit that Ivory Tower have given it a good chance.
BRB UK 123: Mark
Pip pip! BRB UK is once again ahoy with all three hosts present and accounted for. So join Dan, Tim and Coleman as they begin to recover from the full-frontal assault on their wallets that was Novembe...
Preview: Mini Metro
Simon takes a look at the upcoming subway simulator Mini Metro and comes away impressed. He even gets some interesting developer insight.
Review: Far Cry 4
The loudest complaint levelled at Far Cry 4 is that it is too similar to its predecessor. Diarmuid falls into the “if it ain’t broke” camp.
Preview: Lumino City
The game started off as Lume, which came out in 2012 and was done for a very low budget in our free time or whatever we could spare. Lumino City is the sequel and the intended grand story.
BRB UK 122: First Time I Came Across a Dragon
There's fire and Dragons terrorising the UK guys this week and weirdly those two things aren't linked - So Tim, Coleman & Rik (in place of Dan) as they bimble around in the world of gaming.
Review: MOGA Pocket
The biggest barrier to Diarmuid embracing smartphone gaming is the lack of proper controls available. He got to test-drive the MOGA Pocket controller to see if they have fixed the problem.
Review: Escape Dead Island
Simon takes a look at the newest installment in the Dead Island series, Escape Dead Island. His only advice for the game and the inevitable zombie virus: Don't get it!
Review: Assassin’s Creed Unity
Assassin's Creed, for Dom, is a series that has been going steadily downhill for a while now. His biggest question coming into Unity was simply could they change things up enough to keep him inte...
Review: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1
Jess was impressed with the new Hunger Games movie's mature tone and ambition, as well as its stellar cast, but found it just a bit too, for lack of better word, boring.
Preview: Resident Evil: Revelations 2
Rik was a bit apprehensive, wondering if Capcom had managed to bring Resident Evil back to its former glory. To his pleasant surprise, the answer appears to be a resounding yes.
BRB UK 121: You’ve Got To Accelerate
It's time for your weekly dose of vernacular from your favourite Brit-tacular podtacular – so join Dan, Tim and Coleman as they prattle on about the week that was.
Review: Randal’s Monday
Rik spent thirty minutes wandering around aimlessly before realising all he had to do was open a window.
Review: Lords of the Fallen
Diarmuid went into Lords of the Fallen waiting to be convinced by the Dark Souls formula. His views have not changed drastically after playing Desk 13's homage though.
Review: Never Alone
Never Alone tells a traditional Inupiat story of a young girl and her arctic fox companion, mixing in video segments explaining the culture of the Inupiat people.