The 10 Best Animal Companions in Video Games
Cute and often rather helpful; animals make great companions in video games, just as they do in real life.
Author: Holly Robinson
After spending her childhood playing games with her Dad on the Sega MegaDrive, Holly - AKA 'Titch' - developed a lifelong passion for gaming which kickstarted her dream to write video game narratives, crush the social stigma of women in the gaming industry, and attempt to become the next Hunter S. Thompson. Nowadays you'll most likely find her deeply involved with a fantasy RPG on her PS4, or bothering her pets.
Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia Review
Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia seems try and offer a little something for everyone — which is both the game’s selling point and downfall.
Out Today, Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia is an Anime Game for Everybody
An incredibly fast-paced, action adventure, Seven Deadly Sins: Knights of Britannia proves that not just anime fans can be fans of anime games.
How to Defeat Zavok in Sonic Forces
Zavok is one of the antagonists from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. And he can be a bit of a pain to beat in Sonic Forces.
The 5 Best Anime Series to Get You Started
If you’re a newcomer to the world of anime, it can be hard to know where to begin. Here are five of the best series to get you started on your journey of anime discovery.
You’ve Probably Never Heard of White Day, But You Should Have
White Day was originally released on the PC in 2001, and despite being relatively unknown, quickly became renowned as a cult horror classic by fans.
RPG Maker Fes Review: The 3DS isn’t Made for Game Design
Ever dreamed of becoming a game developer? Don’t know where to start? Well if you’ve got the patience, give RPG Maker Fes a try to see how easy RPG creation really is.
Heaven Forest Nights Review
Fancy a break from the stresses of life? Want a game that will help you to relax? Are you intrigued by the philosophy in life and death? I recommend taking a midnight stroll through Heaven Forest Nights.
The Wild Eternal Review
Fancy a break from reality? Why not get lost in Ilsanjo’s utterly unique The Wild Eternal – a gorgeous exploration game steeped in reflection and philosophy. At its core, The Wild Eternal is a first person exploration game set within a luscious wild land shrouded in fog. Taking place in the early 1600s, the game follows the story of Anata, an…
Slime-san Review
Whether its a quick ten-minute gaming session in your lunch-break or “just one more level” that culminates into an all-nighter, Slime-san is a pleasant surprise all-round.
Hunter’s Legacy: Tips and Tricks For Getting Started
Hunter’s Legacy may be a vibrant new 2D platformer, but even the most deceptively simple games have a few secrets that need exploring.
Ruckus Rumble Review
Created by a team of University Students and supported by PlayStation First, Ruckus Rumble is a local multiplayer brawler.
End of the Mine Review
Fans of classic platformers rejoice! Skirmish Entertainment have officially released their first game, End of the Mine; a 2D, side-scrolling platformer inspired by horror and sci-fi games. The first thing we are greeted with is a short cinematic of three miner friends enjoying a drink in a bar, before a cutaway of one of them hastily falling asleep in their…
Don’t Open The Doors! Review
Indie developer Anton Riot has worked single-handedly for the last two years to bring us a charming stop-motion action adventure game full of intelligence and wit called Don’t Open The Doors!. Our journey begins in a strange plasticine world that has had a very ordinary existence,  that is, until doors began appearing everywhere and all sorts…
Shu Review (PC)
Two weeks on from our 10/10 console review of Coatsink’s beautiful Shu and it has exploded into the indie scene in a very apt storm-like fashion. I was lucky enough to try out the PC version and gain a closer insight into how the game was developed from the creators. Shu had humble beginnings. Created by Secret Lunch,…
EGX Preview: Dishonored 2 is “Nothing Short of Magical”
It’s been an exciting few years for Bethesda Softworks. Fallout 4, Fallout Shelter, DOOM, Elder Scrolls Online, Elder Scrolls Legends, Skyrim Remastered… the list of unstoppably powerful games that Bethesda have released recently is endless. Always ones to go above and beyond the port of call, they decided to showcase theor most highly anticipated game of…
Ray Gigant Review
Bandai Namco, the game publishers that helped to bring us the likes of Tekken, Dark Souls, Pac-Man and The Witcher 3, return now in collaboration with Experience Inc. to create a unique Japanese dungeon crawler RPG called Ray Gigant. The premise for Ray Gigant, told to the player through a series of narrated stills, is that a race of giant dragon-esque…
First Impressions of The Elder Scrolls: Legends
At Bethesda’s 2015 Electronic Entertainment Expo conference, it was announced that they would be publishing a collectible card game created by Dire Wolf Digital. Fans were skeptical; would a company renowned for their fantasy RPGs be any good at making a card game? Did we need this? Did we want this? The Elder Scrolls: Legends is scheduled for release this year,…
Games That Changed Our Lives #28: Guild Wars 2
I feel like there comes a point in every gamer’s life where they’ll try out an MMORPG for the first time and it will either show them a magical new world of gaming… or traumatise them for life. I started with the more traditional World of Warcraft in 2012. An obvious starting point, I believed, so I went…
Epistory: Typing Chronicles Review
It’s been a long time since I found a game I truly connected to. In fact, I’ve never really replicated that feeling since I first played Skyrim. So after years of playing games I didn’t really love, along came a chance encounter with Epistory: Typing Chronicles, a revolutionary indie game from Fishing Cactus that has captivated my heart with…
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