Reviews

This is the worst game I have ever liked. Painkiller: H&D is a remake of the game Painkiller that came out in April of 2004. I just don’t understand, of all the games out there ripe and ready for a remake, I’m not sure this is the best one.

The Bridge is a unique game for the Xbox 360 and a good alternative to the much-loved puzzle-platformer Braid.

Raiden slashes into the PC in a spot-on port of last year’s Metal Gear spinoff from Konami and PlatinumGames.

Fantasy meets fart, and burp humour in Orc Attack.

Something odd is going on in Serpent Creek.

 Zen Studios brings the genre-mashing Castlestorm to the Wii U. So how is storming castles on the GamePad?

Sarah Black is back, and the old sea dog Davy Jones doesn’t stand a chance against this plucky museum curator.

Plantronics might not be the biggest name in game-related equipment, but that might be trending a different way if they keep making headsets like the Rig.

Take Terraria and turn out the lights and you’ll have some idea of what developer Allgraf’s fun and engaging Darkout is all about.

Nintendo goes back to the jungle for a new and ‘improved’ rerelease of Donkey Kong Country Returns, this time on the 3DS.

Goodbye bandicoots, hello zombies.

G5 Entertainment brings a new entry to the free to play market with hidden object mystery Letters From Nowhere.

Killzone returns yet again with an all-new story and (mostly) new setting for the launch of the PlayStation 4 with a game that’s visually spectacular, but ultimately somewhat stilted and rough around the edges.

Classic ‘Metroidvania’-style gameplay with a light sprinkling of RPG elements. What’s not to like?

Steelseries goes to the frozen north for their latest headset, but the new Siberia Elite will leave you anything but cold.

It’s a legend nearly as old as time itself, the idea that somewhere there is hidden a secret spring that will give its imbibers that which they desire – immortality.