Review: Gone
Indie comic publisher Blue Fox Comics wants to bring you their sci-fi mystery Gone. Richard takes a look at this Kickstater comic to see if it's worth your time.
Review: Arrow – Season Four Blu-Ray
With the release of season four on Blu-Ray Rik decided to give Arrow another go, and he's glad he did.
Review: Green Room Blu-ray
Green Room is an anxiety-inducing, claustrophobic siege film that Jess was happy to make it out of alive.
Review: Tokaido
Known to be a little bit competitive when it comes to Tabletop titles, Alex reviews Tokaido - a game about a scenic relaxing journey across Japan.
Review: Deus Ex Mankind Divided
Deus Ex gave Richard some of his most memorable gaming moments now he takes a first look at the latest in the series.
Review: Legends of Tomorrow Season One – Blu-Ray
Concerned about Legends of Tomorrow, Rik gave the show a shot and was surprised.
Review: God Eater 2: Rage Burst
God Eater 2 is a tough pill to swallow in the beginning but if you can stick it out, it provides hours of Aragami-hunting fun.
Review: Strike Vector EX
If you've ever wanted to take part in dogfights in the Star Wars, then Reuben may have the perfect game for you.
Review: Jane Got a Gun
Alex reviews Jane Got a Gun, a western with an unfortunate history of production disasters and cast changes.
Review: Gotham Season Two – Blu-ray
Holy Blu-rays Batfans! Tim's reviewed the Gotham season two Blu-ray and you can read it here.
Review: Torchwood #1
Alex reviewed the first issue of new Torchwood comic series. She was left excited and wanting more, despite some problems.
Review: New York 1901
Is New York 1901 a great example of a new modern gateway game? Michael has been playing it and isn't so sure.
Review: Suicide Squad
Rik went to see the third title in DC’s current movie universe, Suicide Squad, and... it left him feeling conflicted.
Review: Poke A Mango
Richard takes the plunge with perhaps the most significant mobile game of all time - Cat Cup Games' Poke A Mango.
Review: WRC 5
The motorsport licence’s trend of mediocrity continues with an underwhelming next-gen tune-up. Back to Kwik Fit with this one.
Review: Tales from the Borderlands: Episode 5 – The Vault of the Traveler
With the finale complete, Tales from the Borderlands is currently vying for a place on Diarmuid's game of the year list.
Review: Bedlam
Bedlam attempts to parody and poke fun of the shooters of yesteryear, but ultimately falls flat on its face in the process.
Review: Crimson Peak
The astounding visuals and macarbre thrills of Crimson Peak impressed Jess, even though it never quite reached its melodramatic potential.
Review: Cities Skylines – After Dark
Ryan confirms that After Dark puts more toys in the Cities: Skylines toy box.
Review: Plague Inc. Evolved
Having found success on mobile platforms and PC, Plague Inc. Evolved infects its way over to the Xbox One in a big way.
Review: Tearaway Unfolded
Many games today are bleak, gritty and take themselves too seriously. Tearaway Unfolded provides a welcome respite in its colourful world.
Review: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain
One of Diarmuid's favourite video game franchises concludes.
Review: Blunt Force Trauma
It is fair to say that Blunt Force Trauma lives up to its name. Diarmuid certainly felt it.
Review: Armello
Armello attempts to blend tabletop gaming with strategy video games but unfortunately falls at a few hurdles along the way.
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. ...
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.