Battlefield V’s Open Beta Makes a Good Impression
Available from 6th September, the Battlefield V open beta lets players get to grips with Tides of War, as well as a myriad of small mechanical changes.
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Battlefield V Glitch Simulates the Effect of War on Your Character’s Mind
Taking part in the Battlefield V open beta, I discovered a feature that I can’t believe EA and DICE aren’t shouting from the rooftops about.
Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner – MARS Currently Has a Communication Problem
With 4K and VR support, Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner – MARS is a good remaster of a classic game. If only one feature wasn’t currently broken…
Review: Two Point Hospital is a Joyous, Silly Jaunt Into the World of Healthcare
Do you find curing people of their ailments pleasurable? Two Point Hospital might just be right up your street. But can you also balance the books?
The Five Best Naughty Dog Games
We’ve set out on a journey that is uncharted: to rank the five best Naughty Dog games.
11-11: Memories Retold Paints World War I Like Poetry in Motion
Getting hands-on with Bandai Namco’s upcoming narrative adventure set during World War I, 11-11: Memories Retold, has left me very excited for its release.
Planet Alpha Review: Visuals Can Be Everything
Wrapped up in a strikingly beautiful package, the good far outweighs the bad in this unique platformer-puzzler.
Ninjin: Clash of Carrots Review
It has got a couple of issues, but Ninjin: Clash of Carrots is a side scrolling beat ’em up unlike anything else you’ve ever played.
Hands On With Man of Medan: Submerged in Horror
During a recent Bandai Namco press event, I was able to get hands-on with a playable demo of Man of Medan, the upcoming horror from Supermassive Games.
Super Seducer 2 is on Course to Make You Cringe
Set for release on 12th September, Super Seducer 2 could prove to be entertaining providing you don’t take it seriously. Really, just don’t.
The Golf Club 2019 Review: Not An Ace, But Still Under Par
in the virtual world of The Golf Club 2019, we can all experience a little bit of the competitive high life. It may not land an ace, but it’s still plenty under par.
Games to Watch Out For This September
Soon, a deluge of games will be upon us. Before then, however, we have September. Here are the games to watch out for this month.
Building a Better BattleArse in TerraTech
TerraTech blends the blocky aesthetic of Minecraft with a robust vehicle-building system and offers a world of creative possibilities. So naturally, I’ve chosen to build a tank shaped like an arse.
#WarGames Review: Peculiar, But Not Peculiar Enough
If you’d asked me a few years ago if anything like #WarGames would ever exist, I’d call you a maniac. And yet, here we are. Looks like the joke is on me.
CastleStorm Review (Switch): Prepare to Get Medieval on Your Enemies
Now available on Nintendo Switch, CastleStorm is a light-hearted take on the tower defence genre, and it’s fantastic.
Blade Strangers Review: Fighting Fun For All
Whether you’re familiar with its characters or not, Blade Strangers is an entertaining fighting game that’s accessible to all.
Stoking the Fire: The Long Road to Destiny 2: Forsaken
Will Destiny 2: Forsaken live up to expectations? Will it be what fans want and need? We take a detailed look at the road that’s led us here.
Hypergun Review: A Rough Around The Edges Roguelite
A game that throws you into a high-octane guns-blazing simulation all about building the perfect gun, Hypergun can be fun, but it’s far from perfect.
You Don’t Need to Play Strange Brigade in Co-op to Have Fun
Strange Brigade might be a game made with co-op in mind, but that doesn’t mean that it’s not fun to play by yourself as well.
Pixel Game Maker MV Doesn’t Quite Live Up to its Premise Yet
Keen to make your own pixelated action games and don’t mind scouring the internet to get yourself started? Pixel Game Maker MV may be worth a shot.
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