Sniper Elite V2 Remastered, in WW2-Era Photography
A great filter in Sniper Elite V2 Remastered’s photo mode led me to capture pictures as if doing so as the titular sniper.
Author: Jack Bampfield
For Jack, it all started with the PS1. After years spent playing against AI, video games moved online, so Jack did too. As the industry grew, he followed, treating himself to a diverse array of genres. Now enjoying well-written RPGs the most, he looks for stories he can engross himself in. Unfortunately, they are hard to find in video games. Eventually his love/hate relationship with gaming drew him to write about the industry he is passionate about. When he's not gaming, you'll most likely find Jack watching films.
Early Access Sci-Fi Mystery Interpoint is Intriguing, But Don’t Buy It Yet
Sometimes early access is a venture taken too early.
Rough But Charming Hack-and-Slash Grave Keeper Scratched a Small Loot Itch
Grave Keeper is an entertaining way to spend a few hours, but there’s only so many times you can kill the Skeleton King.
Project Downfall is a Promising Neon Shooter, But it Needs Work
Currently in early access, Project Downfall is a gory first person shooter with bullet time mechanics.
Lifeless Vanguard is a Commendable First Title, Priced Poorly
If you enjoy an unforgiving difficulty, you’ll no doubt get a kick out of Lifeless Vanguard.
Weedcraft Inc Review
Weedcraft Inc, a management sim about growing and selling weed, creates an interesting but often flawed game of supply and demand.
Here’s Everything New on Netflix For 1st April 2019
It’s always a dizzying list of movies, TV, and comedy specials to fit all ages and tastes in entertainment.
Daggerhood is For You Platforming Masochists Out There
For under a fiver, if you’re a fan of Celeste’s gameplay, there are very few reasons not to try Daggerhood.
Anthem Review
Bioware’s MMO looter shooter, Anthem, isn’t quite what I hoped.
The Division 2’s Private Beta, in Pictures
The extended work put into the density of The Division 2’s open world – at least in the beta area – gives so much more to look at.
WarGroove Review
WarGroove packs in a challenging campaign, brought to life with characters that are hard not to love, but it’s the level editor that really sets it apart.
How to Play Downloaded Maps and Campaigns in Wargroove
Here’s where you’ll find downloaded maps and campaigns to play in Wargroove.
RIOT – Civil Unrest Review
RIOT – Civil Unrest’s captivating art style and audio design is worth paying a visit to, but poor UI design and bugs really dampen the experience.
When Ski Lifts Go Wrong Review
If you enjoy a good challenge – and a good amount of silliness – you’ll certainly get a kick out of When Ski Lifts Go Wrong.
Just When I Thought I Was Done With FIFA 19 Ultimate Team, It Pulled Me Back In
I can’t help but feel like the lack of changes to my beloved career mode in FIFA 19 are  intended to bring players across to FIFA’s cash cow, Ultimate Team.
Two Years Later, I’m Finally Playing Pokémon Go as it Was Meant to be Played
I’ve returned to Pokémon Go, leaving hotspots behind to play it as intended: using mobile data. And now, it’s a completely different game.
What Never Was is a Free Exploration Game That Teases Something Greater
What Never Was is definitely worth playing through, especially if you’re into this kind of thing.
Rapture Rejects, The Cyanide & Happiness Battle Royale, Needs More Players
I remember Rapture Rejects’ announcement, but had no idea that it entered early access in late November. Seems like not many others did either.
The Best Free Agents in FIFA 19
Need new players but can’t afford expensive transfers? Here are the best free agents in FIFA 19.
How to Choose a Squad With The Best Potential in FIFA 19 Career Mode
The main thing you’ll look for when buying players in FIFA 19 is who has the greatest potential. Here’s the current squad of players whose ratings will grow the highest of them all.
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