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
Review: Grand Theft Auto V
With the biggest map of any Rockstar game, an emphasis on executing heists and the largest selection of vehicles available, this is one Grand Theft Auto that definitely lives up to its name.
Review: Football Manager 2014
Fergie is gone, Mourinho is back, and the Premier League looks more open than it has since its inception. Amidst all this chaos, in walks someone new. This is Football Manager 2014.
Review: Lone Survivor: The Director’s Cut
Lone Survivor: The Director's Cut feels right at home on the Vita. Throw on some nice headphones, turn off all the lights, and curl up into a ball as you get lost in this game.
Review: Ender’s Game
The good news is that Gavin Hood’s Ender’s Game adaptation mostly succeeds. The bad news is that I included the word ‘mostly’ in the last sentence.
Review: Beyond Two Souls
Beyond: Two Souls is the latest creation of Quantic Dream and much like the titles before it plays more like an interactive movie than a traditional video game title.
Review: Magic the Gathering – Theros
Chris Shooter takes a look at the new Magic the Gathering block - Theros and checks out the new Event Deck.
Review: The Wolf Among Us: Episode 1 – Faith
The first episode of Telltale Games' new game, The Wolf Among Us, suggests it is following The Walking Dead's path to success.
Review: The Inner World
If you appreciate a traditional point-and-click adventure bundled up in charm and spirit, The Inner World is a quick but joyful game bursting with playful dialogue and a host of unusual character...
Review: Captain Phillips
By the time the credits roll in Captain Phillips, you will need to pry the seat cushion from between your cheeks and mop up the sweat from your brow.
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.
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations Review
Fighting games and I have had a rocky relationship over the years and we haven’t really seen eye to eye since Mortal Kombat 3...
Wheels of Destruction Review
Have a read of our review of Gelid Games' PSN-exclusive vehicular combat game. Can Unreal Engine tech and a decent price make up for the lack of creativity?
Ridge Racer Unbounded Review
In recent times developers of arcade racing games have been a split second away from blurring their company out of existence. The Ridge Racer series has always traditionally benefited from...
Calibur11 Mass Effect 3 Vault Review
Every now and then, an awesome franchise like Mass Effect comes along – and with such a franchise, an anorak of die-hard collectors promptly springs up, ready and eager to buy just about anything...
Wipeout 2048 Review
The Wipeout name has been synonymous with Sony's gaming platforms since they got into the industry. And with their new handheld platform being released last month, they decided that a new Wipeout...
Mass Effect 3 Review
Mass Effect 2 set one Hell of a high bar for storytelling through characters and personal choices. So you can't help but feel sympathetic toward the amount of pressure put on BioWare and Mass Eff...
I Am Alive Review
If I said this game was set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, that wouldn't be entirely accurate. The term would suggest that it was after the total and universal destruction of all mankind. However, ...
Binary Domain Review
If Binary Domain is to be believed, 2080 will see the unveiling of some robot-building evil mastermind that has been plotting the potential downfall of humanity for some time. The truth is reveal...
Lumines Electronic Symphony Review
The PlayStation Vita unquestionably has some serious graphical grunt under that sleek exterior – so there's officially no better way to show off the power of the Vita than with block puzzler. Wa...
F1 2011 Review
I'm a massive petrol head and general lover of all things motorsport. So imagine my joy when I heard that F1 2011 was racing over to the Vita - is Sumo Digital's port a motorsport masterpiece, o...
Deep Black: Reloaded Review
Water. Y'know, that wet stuff that covers two thirds of our planet. Unbelievably, there are still some gaming characters that struggle with a waist deep puddle. But such concerns are not a proble...