Review: Judge Dredd: Day of Chaos: The Fourth Faction
Rik tackles the first half of the biggest event to ever come from 2000AD, but does bigger necessarily mean better?
BRB UK 162: We’re at EGX 2015
Team BRB UK are live (sort of) from the Birmingham NEC for EGX 2015.
EGX 2015: Unbox
EGX 2015 introduced Diarmuid to Bounce, the cute and cardboard-y star of Unbox.
Review: Armello
Armello attempts to blend tabletop gaming with strategy video games but unfortunately falls at a few hurdles along the way.
EGX 2015: Star Wars Battlefront
Diarmuid's first port-of-call at EGX 2015 was the Star Wars Battlefront, DICE's take on long-running series.
Review: Mice and Mystics
This review is sponsored by copious amounts of cheese and encouraged through a chorus of squeaks!
Review: Assault Android Cactus
A slick twin-stick arcade shooter from fledgling indie studio breaks out of early access and lands as one of the most fun and frustrating new IP of 2015.
Review: Mad Max
Reuben reviews Mad Max, and Oh, What A Lovely Game!
Review: Pillars of Eternity The White March – Part 1
The reason Obsidian chose to release The White March in sections was their desire to get new content into the hands of players sooner rather than later. An admirable and understandable decision. ...
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Comic Book Shops
Comics can be little paper portals into wonderful worlds of adventure, excitement and (most importantly of all) Batman!
Review: Act of Aggression
Is Act of Aggression the saviour to the RTS slump? Ryan investigates... aggressively.
Review: Until Dawn
Tim really enjoyed his time with Until Dawn. It is like a bloody, gory Scooby-Do episode with a few less dogs.
Our Red Hot Board Games in September 2015
It's time once again to find out what board games we've been playing over the last month as well as some upcoming games we're very excited about!!
BRB @ gamescom: Gremlins, Inc.
During gamescom, Simon was invited to get an early look at Gremlins, Inc. - a digital board game.
Review: Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
Brothers tells a tale of family loss that is at parts harrowing, charming, distressing and amusing... and always a joy to experience.