Author: Ruaraidh Dempster

Ruaraidh - pronounced Roo-Ree - is a Scottish gamer with the name and games to prove it. He enjoys mostly everything, unless it involves exercise, and much prefers to run around inside a good, open-world RPG, being chased across the lands by a horde of monsters after his sweet loot. When he has made his escape, he will often return to the real world to continue playing anything with a good story - indie or otherwise.
  • Binding of Isaac Developer Announces New Game, The Legend of Bum-bo

    Edmund McMillen, developer of The Binding of Isaac and co-creator of Super Meat Boy has announced his new game: The Legend of Bum-bo. The game has been in development for several months and is being developed alongside James Id (who co-created Fingered! last year) along with Matthias Bossi and Jon Evans composing the soundtrack. Bossi and…

  • Telltale’s The Walking Dead Season 3 will release this year

    Just earlier this week Telltale announced that their highly anticipated Batman series will begin releasing in summer of this year. Today, Telltale have not only confirmed that the 3rd season of The Walking Dead is in development but that it will also be getting a 2016 release. This doesn’t of course mean that it will…

  • Trackmania Turbo Open Beta This Weekend

    With a little over a week until Trackmania Turbo releases next week Ubisoft have announced that an open beta will be available this weekend. The beta will be playable on both Playstation 4 and Xbox One and while the game will be receiving a PC copy, no beta is available. The open beta will be…

  • Don’t Die, Mr. Robot Review

    This game does not have a complex premise. Almost immediately, a GLaDOS-like voice will tell you what the whole game consists of: “Don’t Die, Mr. Robot”. You are Mr. Robot (no, not Christian Slater) and you must survive against a never-ending wave of enemy robots who want nothing more than to kill you. But you…

  • BAFTA Game Awards nominations for 2016

    Back in 2006, the British Academy decided to include video games as the third pillar of visual arts along with film and television. 10 years later, the BAFTA game awards have grown and grown and now, the nominations for 2015’s biggest achievements have been released. Taking place on 7 April, the BAFTA Game Awards will,…

  • Agatha Christie: The ABC Murders Review

    As a child, my mother and sister raised me on crime shows. One of their favourites – and what soon became one of mine – was the ITV adaptation of Agatha Christie’s Poirot. Now, all these years later I get to experience one of the stories I must have missed in point and click format….

  • Ironcast Review

    A strategic match three game? Set in a steampunk 19th century England? With mechs? Well, Ironcast certainly sounds interesting – and for the most part, it is. However, treating this as a bog-standard match -three puzzler will only lead to disappointment. While on the surface it may look little more than a casual match 3…

  • A quick look at SMITE on PlayStation 4

    SMITE, originally released back in 2014 for the PC after a lengthy beta phase, later in 2015 was released on Xbox One. MOBAs were – and still are – something of a rarity on consoles with the two other big competitors – DOTA 2 and League of Legends – only available for PC. SMITE has however…

  • Miko Mole Review

    What is your dream in life? Money? Fame? Being a flying mole stealing diamonds from an evil corporation? If your answer was the third option – which I’m sure it was – then you will be glad to know Miko Mole features it in spades. You are Miko, a mole who for some unknown reason…

  • Siralim Review

    Everyone loves Pokémon right? So what if I told you of a new kingdom where you are free to teleport to an infinite amount of realms and collect and fight with creatures? Oh, and you are a powerful mage and the king of said kingdom. Sounds wonderful, doesn’t it? This is the world of Siralim….

  • Amazing Discoveries in Outer Space Review

    You awake alone on a mysterious planet. You don’t know who or where you are. Your only companion is your ship’s computer, ZING, who tells you the only way home is to jump between solar systems and hope you get lucky.  Trapped in an endless vastness, your only goal is to make it back and…

  • Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection Review

    The Uncharted trilogy, released between 2007 and 2011 for PlayStation 3, showed off the best that the console had to offer and was perhaps some of the best action adventure games we’d ever played. The Nathan Drake Collection combines the three titles in one release, bringing them to a new audience on PlayStation 4, and showing…

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