An impressive title, an unimpressive port

Danny Jones retells The Game Awards action in his Mancunion swansong

“The difference we’re making, you can see it in the smiles, the laughter, the noise level. It’s the sound of fun. It’s a sound every person, every kid, should be able to have,”

Felix Hanif-Banks recounts the action at King of the North VI

“It can be a dangerous thing, having a conscience.”

A round of hotly contested qualifiers concluded with some surprising results in the King of the North qualifiers

Sony make the shock decision to pull out of E3 for the first time in 23 years

We take a retrospective look at Dead Cells after the game won Indie Game of the Year at the Golden Joysticks

Bugs can make a game a classic, and can even be their own participatory entity of gameplay, writes Rob Pate

Half-Life still holds up 20 years later, writes Callum Lunn

David Uncle scours the internet to find out why Fallout 76 is being panned

2018 has been an unbelievable year in gaming – here’s the best of it.

Bandai Namco release 11-11: Memories Retold to commemorate the First World War, as the conflict’s centenery passes

Aravelle is a popular Mancunian-born streamer on twitch

One step forward, but room for one more

With the Misogyny Is Hate movement in full swing, The Mancunion’s game section take a look back at our favourite female video game characters

Mounting evidence suggests Bluehole’s battle royale sensation could finally be on its way to the PlayStation

Robert Pate assesses whether, for him, Cyanide Studios’ new game Call of Cthulhu is worth its steep price tag

Harry Darwin, a Fortnite and eCoaching professional with the patience of a saint, talks to The Mancunion about what it is to coach

“I am about to undertake the preservation of stuff. Important stuff.”