The Big Interview: NetherWorld by Hungry Pixels
NetherWorld is an indie, pixel-art game in development that one half of MyGameStory Towers is a kickstarter backer of and proud Netherholic! James was hooked from the moment he watched […]
Virginia
Virginia – A Lynchian, trope-busting puzzle to unravel By Sam Smith Contrary to what you might think, this isn’t an autobiographical game about John Denver, but a psychological thriller in […]
Dark Cloud
By – Sam Smith Dark Cloud is one of those games that seemed to come and go with little to no fanfare, but nevertheless is a damn fine adventurer that […]
Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture: A Very British Apocalypse
By Sam Smith Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture is the strongest argument yet for computer games as an art form. This is because it’s unlike anything I’ve ever played before, but […]
The Big Interview: Josh Pappenheim On Video Games And Depression
Josh Pappenheim: On Video Games And Depression Josh Pappenheim is a 29-year-old content creator for the BBC who has also worked for Comedy Central. In 2017 he wrote an article […]
1942
1942 – Classic Arcade Gaming by Scott Ferguson When I think of vintage video games and wasted youth, two arcade games tower over the rest – classic driving game, Daytona […]
The Sims 4
The Sims 4 – Simulating real life has never been so much fun By Callum Smith Is life treating you badly? Why not escape from it all and create your […]
Fable III
Fable III: Fantasy, romance and chicken suits By Isabelle Flynn Fable III is often considered the ugly duckling of Lionhead Studios’ iconic trilogy. IGN called it a “royal disappointment” and […]
Titanfall
Titanfall: Your Titan Is Ready By Luciano ‘Blaze Jedi’ Del Valle Hello everyone! ‘Blaze Jedi’ of Stressed Iron Gaming here to discuss the Titanfall series. The original Titanfall was multiplayer […]
The Last Of Us
The Last Of Us: A Harrowing Masterpiece Of Storytelling By – Jack Stewart The Last Of Us is a masterpiece which single-handedly changed the way I look at video games. […]