A game that promised to be marmite but delivered mediocrity

The games industry doubles up on the nazi theme this week, but we’re not complaining #NoMoreNazis

A look at one of the most taken-for-granted practices in the industry

Nintendo keep the Switch train rolling with their latest Mario blockbuster

An Old-Style RPG that turns out to be one of the best

It’s been just over a month since the highly anticipated launch of Battlefield 1, so what’s the skinny? Was it worth the wait?

Editorial applications are open for the news, food and games sections, you have until midday on the 25th of November to apply

Continuing my kick on the 1980s that started last week with the British home computer, and how influential it was in not only British video games, but the computing industry, I’d like to cross the pond and talk about North America’s adventures with video games

I always knew there was something special about this genre of games

Gears 4 feels like a great starting off point for a new trilogy, in places it even feels like this was what they were going for with the original Gears of War

Robert Parris offers his thoughts on Destiny’s newest expansion

You can get a lot for free, bottle openers, frying pans, and even decent games. Here are some great free games that you can play

God of War first released onto the PlayStation 2 in March 2005. A lot has happened since then…

Matthew Cole puts a romantic spin on the act of befriending clammy freaks on the web.

Does this indie title plummet or soar?

Just in time to save freshers from spending huge quantities of their student loan on games, Humbe Bundle Inc. have released the ninth Humble Indie Bundle. The concept of the bundle is to sell a set of four games and allow the buyer to name their price. If you should pay more than the average […]

Josh Girling monkeys around with Playstation classic Ape Escape.

Bioshock: Infinite raises the question can games be art?