Top Games for July
July is a quiet month for games as everyone gets over all the excitement of E3 whilst simultaneously looking forward to what’s to come in the final part of the year. This July is no different but does have a …read more
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Game review: Tekken 7
The undisputed King of the Iron Fist returns with its first entry for the current console generation giving us a chance to beat each other bloody with all the lovely visuals that modern gaming has at its disposal. The real …read more
Game review: Elder Scrolls – Morrowind
Bethesda Game Studios have lovingly restored this world but will this reincarnation meet 17 years of expectation… The road to the latest Elder Scrolls Online release started with Bethseda’s Super Bowl ad. This million pound prime time snapshot impressed with …read more
Game review: Prey
This is the second coming of Prey. The first Prey game was released just over a decade ago in 2006 on PC and Xbox 360, was generally well received critically and sold well, and as a result a sequel was …read more
Game review: Little Nightmares
Stuck in a floating fortress and trying to escape from nightmarish monstrosities armed only with a lighter and the ability to sneak, ‘Little Nightmares’ is a game that seems as intense and impactful as it is cute and artistic. It’s …read more
Game Review: Mass Effect: Andromeda
Years ago when the Playstation 4 and Xbox One were announced, I quite haughtily proclaimed that I wouldn’t be purchasing a new generation console until Bioware announced a new Mass Effect game to follow on from the original trilogy that I …read more
Game review: Hitman: The Complete First Season
Coming out as episodic content over 2016 the six part Hitman series was apparently a return to form for the game after the somewhat linear story driven Absolution. I’m not one for waiting to play parts of a game so …read more
Game review: Resident Evil 7
The Resident Evil franchise is one of the greatest survival horror series of all time, but recent entries have focused more on action and convoluted plot points than actual fear. Resident Evil 7 looks to take things back to pure …read more
Game review: Battlefield 1
Stunning, emotive, sensitive and thought-provoking. Surely there must be a flaw somewhere? Pitched as game of the year from the moment the first trailer appeared, this game had a lot to live up to. Usually a review will keep you …read more
Game review: Virginia
Games as a medium are constantly progressing and giving us new and exciting experiences which push the boundaries of storytelling and change our perceptions of narrative. Developer Variable State looks to join this burgeoning “game as art” ideology with their …read more