Monthly Archives: "April 2019"
Battlefield V: Firestorm Review
Welcome, Battlefield fans! This review focuses solely on the newly released Firestorm battle royale mode. To see what we thought of the single-player and multiplayer sides of Battlefield V, check
Sony details 3dRudder foot-based motion con...
If you’ve been enjoying your time with PSVR but remain disappointed by the lack of foot-based motion-control peripherals with which to wobble and jiggle your
Swindle dev’s Ben and Dan Adventures ...
The Ben and Dan Adventures will continue this summer, on PC and consoles, in a brand new game called Lair of the Clockwork God. Ben
Dangerous Driving: 10 Ways the Creators of ...
You may not have heard of Three Fields Entertainment, but you may be familiar with our past work. We started the Burnout series back in
Hob’s clockwork world is beautiful an...
The world is under threat in plenty of video games. In Hob, the world is broken, a vast mechanism that has been gummed up and
Hands (and head) on with all the big upcomi...
Before last week, I’d never been to New York but, as I wandered its streets and stared at its sights, it certainly felt like I
Apex Legends reportedly wiping player progr...
Following community reports that Apex Legends’ latest update is wiping account progress, developer Respawn Entertainment has warned players to limit their activities in-game while it
Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey Launches o...
Hello everyone, As creative director and co-founder of Panache Digital Games, it’s with great pleasure that I’m presenting to you the first of our three
Battlefield 5 introduces premium currency t...
It’s been five months since Battlefield 5 first emerged on store shelves, but one thing that’s been conspicuously absent ever since is premium currency. This
R-Type Final 2 is real and very much not a ...
Apologies for being slow to this – it’s partly because I still can’t believe it’s real. Some 16 years after the last proper game, an
