Author: James Moore

Anything with a good story or a deep, immersive world, that's where you'll find James, whether its a medieval land populated by unspeakable horrors or sci-fi galaxies filled with unique and diverse cultures. In the real world he keeps up to date with all the latest developments and announcements with a particular curiosity for Virtual Reality, even if it'll be a while before he gets his hands on one. He's still fond of the classics though. Star Wars: The Old Republic, Mass Effect and anything from the TellTale Games series are games he loves to revisit and that's just to name a few. Outside the virtual world he's a fond writer and likes a do a bit of baking.
  • Verdun Review

    The Battle of Verdun began in February 1916 and is recorded as the lengthiest battle of the First World War, lasting ten months and claiming around 700,000 dead, wounded or missing soldiers. While Battlefield‘s latest installment goes for the blockbuster approach, Verdun revisits the battle and others like it with a focus of capturing the…

  • Preview: Battlefield 1 is Leading The (Bayonet) Charge

    Anyone with a passing interest in Battlefield – past or present (that may or may not have dwindled with Battlefield Hardline) – will want to check out Battlefield 1’s Open Beta. Taking modern warfare back to the World War I setting may have had its fair share of doubts and controversy, but this is the most…

  • Stone Tales Review

    Combining the elements of light action and puzzle mechanics while set against a Stone Age backdrop, Stone Tales follows the adventures and trials of two brothers on their quest to become the greatest warriors their tribe has ever seen. Though uninspiring with its story, its unique twist on the typical gameplay style is enough to attract interest…

  • Tales from the Borderlands Season One Review

    Tales from the Borderlands is a story-driven adventure game spin-off developed by masters of the genre, Telltale Games. Set in the world of (unsurprisingly) Borderlands, the great first-person shooter loot-fest series created by Gearbox, it follows key characters Rhys and Fiona through their trials of survival on the hostile world of Pandora (no, not the…

  • Press X To Not Die Review

    The first thing that you need to understand about Press X Not To Die is that, first and foremost, it is a title that ridicules the interactive genre. If you’ve ever played games from the TellTale franchise (The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones) or titles like the recently released Until Dawn, and ever wondered how…

  • I Can’t Escape: Darkness Review

    I Can’t Escape: Darkness, developed by Fancy Fish Games, has only one aim: to scare the hell out of you. With its simple, randomly generated graphics and labyrinthine corridors, all you need to do is escape before the darkness takes hold. A spiritual successor to popular indie title I Can’t Escape, is this game worthy…

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