Review: The Banner Saga Complete Pack
Reuben reviews The Banner Saga, a beautiful RPG that will rip your heart out and stamp on it, in the best possible way.
Review: Mass Effect: Andromeda
Alex reviews BioWare's latest game, Mass Effect Andromeda. It's fair to say she has just a couple of thoughts.
Review: Guardians of the Galaxy – Episode 1 “Tangled Up in Blue”
Marvel & Telltale... finally.
Review: Snake Pass
Diarmuid reviews Snake Pass, a super colourful, happy game from Sumo Digital that feels both familiar and completely new.
Review: Ghost in the Shell
Rik reviews Ghost in the Shell, a movie awash with missed opportunities and questionable decisions.
Review: The Cohort
Alex reviews The Cohort, a fast paced tactic-light set building card game based on a theme of Roman Legionnaires. Here's what she thought about it.
Review: Get Out
Reuben thinks Get Out is a fantastically tense horror film from debut director Jordan Peele, with some serious substance behind the style.
Review: Kodama The Tree Spirits
Matt gets all green fingered growing trees for the Kodama! Don't worry, it's not as weird as it sounds.
Review: Nintendo Switch Accessories
Diarmuid tries out some new accessories for Nintendo's Switch console, you can read his thoughts here.
Review: Herald: An Interactive Period Drama – Book I and II
Alex reviews a point-and-click adventure with diverging storylines and a diverse cast.
Review: Horizon Zero Dawn
Diarmuid reviews Guerrilla Games' Horizon Zero Dawn, an amazing title and early contender for game of the year.
Review: Lords of Waterdeep
Alex reviews Lords of Waterdeep, a worker placement game set in the D&D universe that is an exemplar in its genre.
Review: Stories Untold
A supernatural tale melding 80's nostalgia with tension-building game-play, Stories Untold invites you to unravel its secrets.
Review: Not Alone
Matt discovers he's Not Alone after crash landing on an alien world in this terrifyingly tense, asymmetrical card game from Geek Attitude Games.
Review: Torment – Tides of Numenera
What does one life matter? That is the question at the heart of inXile Entertainment's Torment: Tides of Numenera.
Review: TransOcean 2 – Rivals
Does TransOcean 2 feel like a cruise tour, or does it make you want to drop anchor early? Ryan tells you how ship-shape it is.
Review: Homefront: The Revolution
Reuben didn't manage to finish Homefront: The Revolution in the end, for several very good reasons.
Review: Overwatch
Playing Overwatch with friends will run you through the best and worst emotions of team-play. In the end though, you will have fun – lots of it.
Review: Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End
Naughty Dog are masters of their craft and Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End is their magnum opus… again.
Review: Battleborn
Since its announcement, Battleborn has always had an uphill battle with Diarmuid. Surprisingly though, he enjoyed the game.
Review: Project CARS – Game of the Year Edition
To mark Project CARS' one year anniversary, Slightly Mad Studios has released a GOTY edition.
Review: Ratchet & Clank
Nearly 15 years since the original game launched on the PS2, Ratchet & Clank are back to kick it old school on the PS4.
Review: Democracy 3: Africa
Political simulation games have always carried a good amount of intrigue for me - does Democracy 3: Africa deliver?
Review: Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth
It's been 11 years since a Digimon game saw release on UK shores. Is Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth worth the wait?
Review: Captain America: Civil War
Can Captain America: Civil War live up to the expectations laid down by the superb Winter Soldier?
Review: Ratchet & Clank
Three years after it was first announced, Ratchet & Clank has finally made their way to theatres and it is totally worth the wait.
Review: Street Fighter V
Street Fighter V takes the series all the way back to basics and then shoots back up to the top of the fighting game food chain.
Review: Unravel
Unravel is about a ball of yarn that can steal the hearts of its audience. Combine this with a studio that seems driven by people rather than profit, and this game immediately sticks out.
Review: Pokkén Tournament
After its debut in Japanese arcades just over a year ago Pokkén Tournament has finally released on the Wii U.
Review: Senran Kagura: Estival Versus
There are video games that progress the medium in terms of their artistic value - and then there is the Senran Kagura series.