I started writing this on September 6th, the day Concord, PlayStation ill-fated live-service shooter goes offline. The title only launched a fortnight(ish) ago, and at no point from its full unveiling did it feel like it would be able to... Continue Reading →
A fresh coat of paint Epic Mickey is an odd one, for me. In the late 2000s, at a time when I was committing every single word from my beloved Official Nintendo Magazine to memory, I obsessed over Epic Mickey.... Continue Reading →
In the categories that actually matter. The Game Awards, as you’re well aware, is an annual award show for video games. The clue is right in the name. Through a combination of a public vote, and input from a carefully... Continue Reading →
Does GRIP: Combat Racing do enough to justify its attempts at reviving a forgotten classic? Or are you better off dusting off your PS1?
Is Victor Vran worth diving into now, or should you wait for Blizzards behemoth?
With EGX Rezzed 2018 in the books, it would be rude not to delve into some of the shows outstanding titles.
Video Games are undeniably the most profitable medium in the entertainment biz right now. Shock, they tried to get a slice of that pie too.
The final game featured in the first Indiessentials series is a love letter to childhoods forgotten. This is Yooka-Laylee.
The fourth part of Indiessentials week continues with SteamWorld Dig 2. Find out why it's worth all of your money.
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