Review: Baldur’s Gate I&II – Enhanced Editions
Playing the Enhanced Editions of Baldur's Gate 1 & 2 is sort of like going to see a recently restored van Gogh. They're still stunning works of art, only now they run better and look a little bit...
Review: Rayman Fiesta Run
Following last year's highly fun and addictive mobile title Rayman Jungle Run comes Fiesta Run, an absolutely gorgeous auto-run platform title filled with inventive level designs and all the char...
Review: WWE 2K14
Much like previous games in the series, WWE 2K14 features a shiner coat of paint along with a roster update, but alongside its perfected assets comes enough new innovations to call long-term fans...
Review: A-Men 2
With the growth in the Vita’s library since the original A-Men helped launch the system, A-Men 2 aims to entice a larger audience.
Review: Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag
I was extremely skeptical about Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag. I feel that Ubisoft’s most favoured series slips in quality slightly with each instalment and I don’t think I could bear to see it...
Review: Journey of a Roach
If I was to choose a critter to be a game's protagonist, I'm not sure if a cockroach would be high on my list; yet Koboldgames seem to make it work.
Review: Hive (Board Game)
The perfect pub game, Hive is a satisfyingly chunky experience that can be taught in less than five minutes.
Review: Call of Duty: Ghosts
It appears to be that time of year once again, and no, I’m not talking about Christmas being just around the corner. It's Call of Duty time.
Review: Gravity
Every now and then, I read movie reviews which make mention of a ‘cinematic experience’ - Gravity earns said accolade.
Review: Pokémon X and Y
How time flies. It seemed like only yesterday I was trying to catch all 150 Pokémon in the original Pokémon Red and Blue versions...
Review: Batman: Arkham Origins
Set five years before Batman: Arkham Asylum, this third game in the series chronicles the story of a younger, rougher Batman who has yet to gain the polish of his older and wiser self.
Review: Proteus
Proteus is a surreal exploration game developed by Ed Key and David Kanaga, and ported by Curve Studios, which may not actually be a game.
Review: Thor: The Dark World
Thor: The Dark World succeeds in expanding the Marvel universe without losing the humour and fun that made its predecessor such a treat.
Review: Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate
Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate ticks all of the 'home-console-to-mobile' port boxes – and in doing so, has become one of my favourite games in the series.
Review: Rocksmith 2014 Edition
Heavy Rock dinosaur Chris Shooter checks out the latest iteration of Ubisoft's Rocksmith
Eager Beaver Review
Steady on, frisky. Apple hasn't loosened the App Store standards, for Eager Beaver deals not with up-for-it foo-foos but with the actual animals - or rather, one of them. This is a fun, functiona...
The Amazing Spider-Man Review
The Spider-Man 2 video game tie in was, to date, my favourite movie tie in game of all time, due to it's robust controls and overall gameplay. But Beenox now have a few Spidey titles under their ...
Diablo III Review
The Diablo games have been standards in hack-and-slash dungeon crawling since the release of the first game way back in January 1997. It's a game that many gamers, myself included, have lost many...
Mario Tennis Open Review
With England crashing out of the Euros last week and Wimbledon now in full swing, it's a more appropriate time to ask; Any Wario for tennis?
Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 Review
The Magic: the Gathering release of Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 brings more polish to the series and gets a release on iOS. Chris Shooter might have just found the perfect justification for a...
Disco Kitten Review
There are great iOS games, and then there is Disco Kitten. There’s little to be said other than the game being a victim of its own potential innovation, which fails to embrace any qualities other...
Lollipop Chainsaw Review
Juliet Starling has had a strange upbringing. She may be a popular pom-pom waving cheerleader at San Romero High School, but those strawberry blonde pig tails hide a dark family secret.
DiRT Showdown Review
Our review of DiRT 3's fast and loose cousin: stripped of the pencil skirt, garnished in fake tan and ready to party.
Awesomenauts Review
Cue the silhouette of six zany, ice-cold creatures looking cool for the camera as the high-pitched theme song singers wail "Awesome!" over the montage. And then everything explodes.
Mortal Kombat Review
Mortal Kombat has been around the block more than a few times and recently returned to form with last year's truly excellent reboot of the series; however, how has the Vita version fared? Is it ...
Fable Heroes Review
Fable Heroes is a complete departure from the series norm, being a cutesy side-scrolling hack and slash title. So has Lionhead's brave design decision paid off?
Trials Evolution Review
Trials HD was a game that, despite a difficulty curve that often resulted in defenestration of your controller, was one of the best offerings that XBLA had to offer. So, does Trials Evolution imp...
The Walking Dead: Episode 1 – A New Day Review
Robert Kirkman's cult comic series has been on the rise over the past few years, and The Walking Dead is Telltale's greatest achievement to date.
Review: Lock ‘n’ Load
Lock, load, jam. This iOS twin-stick shooter misfires on all counts, and boasts a shockingly uncouth attitude to in-app purchases.
Review The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings – Enhanced Edition Review
Familiarity with the first game in the series (or the original source material) may add to your enjoyment of the story, but it should not be considered a prerequisite.