When it was originally announced that two new games from the H.P. Lovecraft and his Cthulhu mythos were on the way, I was as pumped as anyone. The second of these titles, The Sinking City, delivers on the detective game play players want while constructing an engrossing narrative in a …
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Before E3 really got under way, the only games we were really expecting to show up, for sure, were Final Fantasy VII Remake, Final Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers, Project Avengers and possibly Outriders, the newly-announced IP from Square Enix. Final Fantasy VII Remake The show kicked off with a trailer showcasing …
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This year the Ubisoft conference opened with the Assassins Creed Symphony. Taking us through a musical journey of every Assassins Creed instalment, a much classier opening than last year, I must say. Watch Dogs Legion Well the rumours and leaks were true. The next entry in the Watch Dogs franchise …
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There seems to be no short supply of game reveals in the lead up to E3. It appears that every day another trailer drops before the main event. One of the most exciting has been a very unexpected Destroy All Humans! remake. In Destroy All Humans! you take control of …
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World War Z is the Zombie Shooter for people who want to churn through zombies before being overwhelmed by scores of zombies.
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Back in 2012 when Clementine was introduced to our screens, I don’t think anybody realised how much that little girl would change gaming. Now seven years on, we finally say goodbye to Clementine. Spoiler Warning. This will contain the ending of TWD final season in great detail. Clementine’s Final Journey. …
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There was no shortage of games in 2018, both big and small. And while I didn’t get to play as many as I would’ve liked (hence this only being a Top 5), there were still some gems among what I did play. These aren’t all indie games, and they are …
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Michael’s Top 10 2018 2018 did not have the enormous big hitting Switch Games of 2017, which saw the titanic Zelda, Mario, and Splatoon trifecta, but with a weighted back end and some sweet downloadable hits, it was a year that satisfied nonetheless. Big hitting games were abound on other …
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There’s something to be said about missing a game and playing it for the first time only once it’s been reignited.
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So, if you have gotten this far, you are probably annoyed with me for having uttered such a silly phrase. Read Dead Redemption 2 is one of the most critically acclaimed games of the past 10 years! Surely I must just be fishing for “clicks,” and I don’t really think this, …
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God Of War (PS4) has received much praise after being released a few months ago. Capitalizing on the success and popularity, Santa Monica Studio has released the first issue of the God Of War comic book and unlike the video game, it just doesn’t stand out. Disclaimer: I haven’t played …
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Call of Cthulhu is an interesting game, one which takes multiple genres of gameplay and mashes in the lore of the Cthulhu mythos. The result is one of my favorite games of the year.
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The year is 1899, and the wild west is dying. So begins the opening narrative of Red Dead Redemption 2. The sprawling, open-world cowboy adventure takes 12 years before Red Dead 1, and in the decade following the events of the narrative unrelated Red Dead Revolver. The world is …
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A lot of the gaming world is wrapped up in a little western game right about now, but that doesn’t mean that there is nothing else going on. Today, Call of Cthulhu released across PS4, Xbox One and PC. I have had my hands on the game for a little …
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The AAA market may have cleared 2018 post-Red Dead Redemption 2‘s release, but don’t count the September game releases out just yet. Heroes Will Rise Showing initial promise, August turned into a rather sleepy month for new releases. While games like Dead Cells and Graveyard Keeper turned into Indie darlings, August …
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August will witness loads of new game releases. Here’s what’s coming up during the month, and the more promising lookers of the August stack.
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