Review: The Walking Dead: Season 2: Episode 2 – A House Divided
Episode 2 - A House Divided raises the bar by matching sinister events with a delve into the nature of Clementine's place among these mismatched individuals.
Review: South Park: Stick of Truth
This is a game for those who like South Park, as obvious as that may seem. Fans of the series will get hours of enjoyment laughing at the fart jokes, anal probing and other craziness.
Review: Lococycle
From the warped minds of Twisted Pixel comes Lococycle - their first next gen title for the Xbox One, which has now taken a step back to it's baby brother 360.
Hey, That Was A Pretty Good Oscars Ceremony
Jon runs through some of the 86th Academy Awards winners and pins down why each of them was just right.
Review: Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII
Lightning Returns is the sequel to the sequel that nobody wanted. The conclusion to the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy. We are put into the shoe's of Lightning one last time.
International Tabletop Day 2014 – Loading Bar
International Tabletop Day is all systems go for Saturday 5th April. Join BRB in Loading Bar's new and improved venue!
Review: The Book Thief
The Book Thief attempts to redeem itself through a well-chosen cast, yet falls short of offering much in the way of genuine storytelling.
Review: Rayman Legends
Rayman is back for yet another bout of 2D platforming fun and he's better than ever on the Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Thanks for Sharing
Ever since both new consoles were revealed early last year, one of the most prevalent aspects of the machines’ feature set has been their respective abilities to share.
Titanfall Interview: Abbie Heppe – Respawn Community Manager
Tim caught up with Abbie Heppe of Respawn Entertainment to talk about the Beta build and discuss what it is like to get a community to fall in love with a gaming franchise before it exists.
The Backlog: Assassin’s Creed III
Jon gets a bit grumpy in our post-mortem of the Assassin's Creed series' weakest link.
The Backlog: Demon’s Souls
I hate that it took me four years to play Demon's Souls to completion, but I'm glad I did in the end.
Review: Journal
What Journal lacks in game-play involvement, it makes up for in meaning. The concepts of grief and handling loss is expressed with elegant poignancy.
Preview: Dark Souls II
Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls have become legendary in terms of their difficulty - with those who have completed them earning respect from the many other gamers they associate with.
An Obsessive’s Guide To Metal Gear – Part 4
To conclude this Obsessive’s Guide, we must cover two of the most convoluted titles in the Metal Gear saga.