Tag Archives: PC

The final week of our big Month of Terror celebration was packed with big reviews, features, and more than a little Halloween spookiness.

Have a look at Atari’s latest stab at Alone in the Dark and then plunk down some cash for a copy ahead of release.

In Godus, you are a god, who works towards building a place for your followers to live. You accomplish this by terraforming the landscape and allowing your people to build abodes. A game by 22cans and released for Early Access in September 2013, Godus is similar in play-style to a mobile …

Speeder bikes, high-tech arms, exo-suits, and… Taylor Kitch?

A big update has landed for Zojoi’s Shadowgate on the PC, including a special Halloween quest involving something called the… Dread Pumpkin.

We were all thinking it: why can’t Borderlands be in space and what’s the story with Handsome Jack? Well, 2K heard these cries and answered with Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel(!), developed by 2K Australia with Gearbox.

Techland’s latest undead epic will be a current generation title only.

It look like,  in true to Telltale form, the developer/publisher will be springing their new Game of Thrones adventure game on fans very soon.

Developer Volition has a special spooky livestream set for the most haunted day on the calendar. What’ll they be streaming? Saints Row IV expansion Gat out of Hell of course.

The free-to-play version of horror/FPS F.E.A.R. is out now on the PC.

Deep into BG’s Month of Terror, this week saw reviews of The Evil Within, Alien: Isolation, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, and The Last Door. We also had a Retro Review of the classic Texas Chainsaw Massacre post along with a look at some of our own picks for the …

The first dev diary in a planned series takes a look at the unforgiving world that CI Games has crafted in Lords of the Fallen.

The long awaited opening cinematic for CD Projekt Red’s The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has finally debuted. And oh what a trail it is.

If you’re in London this weekend for the MCM London Comic Con, then you’ll be able to spend some quality time with Ubisoft’s latest.

The newest trailer for Ubisoft’s latest Assassin’s Creed title talks up some big improvements to some of the smaller parts of your typical AC title. The goal being to make them, well, not so small.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is a rare kind of game. One that only comes by once in a great while, but when it does, it’s a masterpiece.