10 Tips to Help You Survive in Minecraft’s Survival Mode
Here are a few tips to help you get through your first few days in Minecraft’s survival mode without becoming a blocky corpse.

Here are a few tips to help you get through your first few days in Minecraft’s survival mode without becoming a blocky corpse.

At first glance, sci-fi adventure The Red Strings Club is pure eighties cyberpunk: all neon, implants and improbably bulky eyewear. But take a seat inside this hallowed establishment and you’ll be regaled with a tale that is resoundingly human.

We have been warned that the library of compatible titles won’t be all that extensive, but it doesn’t stop us thinking about the original Xbox games we’d love to revisit again on Xbox One.

Even in its unfinished state, They Are Billions is a tense time-sink, an addictive blend of base-building and tower-defence that will have you coming back again and again.

In Life is Strange’s concluding episode, Max gets her moment of happiness, but more importantly, so does Chloe.

Skyrim is serious business, which makes these seven ridiculous mods all the more magnificent.

Bridge Constructor Portal has taught me that not only is burning your bridges a bad idea, plunging them into acid or exposing to gunfire is equally hazardous.

Read on and behold our eerie, port-fuelled precognitive powers.

Above and Beyond is a suitably thrilling conclusion to Season 2 of Minecraft Story Mode, but it fails to follow up on the season’s underlying themes.

At times, Chaos on Deponia is an absolute joy to play. But all too often its unlikeable protagonist and obtuse logic puzzles suck out the fun.

Wolfenstein: The Deep, despite its title, barely dips beneath the surface of Wolfenstein’s Nazi-occupied world. Yet it’s so ridiculously over the top that you can’t help but enjoy it.

What really makes Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzeria Simulator more than just a cookie-cutter sequel is the way it incorporates risk and reward.

Truly, games are a gift to mankind, Nintendo Switch games even more so. After all, most consoles are tied to the television meaning that, during previous Christmases, you just had to tune out your great-uncle’s racist tirades. Now, thanks to Nintendo’s portable console, you can retreat into the crawlspace under your house; emerging only when…

Limited temporal window aside, Time Recoil is a heck of a lot of fun, offering a level of sheer mayhem that easily matches Hotline Miami.

Totally True Gaming News turns its head to the Game Awards. Ignore the other round-ups; this one is ALL FACT. Honestly.

This skellington-themed Metroidvania, available on Steam, sees you exploring a vast, hostile realm, dispatching all manner of gruesome foes.

We’re proud-ish to present our top five games that, in a break from our usual policy of 100% accuracy, we made up by changing one letter in the title of existing games.

Truly, this is a week that will go down in gaming history. Again.

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Winter is coming. Not because Ned Stark couldn’t keep his stupid mouth shut but because I’ve grossly underestimated my city’s power needs. In fact, having tackled Cities: Skylines‘ latest piece of downloadable content, I honestly think the headless corpse of Sean Bean could have better handled the situation. Snowfall, despite sounding like an Adele song, adds…
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