Monthly Archives: "January 2020"
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Review
With more than 30 games to its name, some dating back as early as the 1980s and most only available in Japan, Dragon Ball Z
Fortnite’s TikTok competition for a n...
Wow, that’s a lot of Gen Z words in a headline – but I suppose it’s what you’d expect from Fortnite, which is now searching
How Fairy Tail Developers Breathed Life int...
It’s so exciting to develop the first Fairy Tail video game to ever hit PlayStation 4. We’re working on it under the supervision of the
Cyberpunk 2077 is Funko Pop’s latest ...
I walked into a HMV store over Christmas (one of the few remaining ones, anyway) – and on entering was greeted by rows upon rows
How Doom Eternal Aims to Be a Bigger, Bette...
The way Doom Eternal’s executive producer Marty Stratton tells it, the game is “speed chess,” “a page turner,” and “junk food with nutritional value.” These
Why Relaxing In Garden Mode Became Mutazion...
I’m Buddy Sola, Community Manager at Akupara Games. Last year, Akupara published Die Gute Fabrik’s Mutazione — a mutant soap opera where the mundane meets
Football and anime collide in Captain Tsuba...
What’s the only thing in the world more dramatic than a Ronaldo dive? That’s right, anime, so it seems only right football manga Captain Tsubasa
The Beamdog Ultimate Collector’s Pack...
If you had to put together a late 90s to early 00s cRPG supergroup there are a few names that immediately spring to mind: Baldur’s
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair is get...
Playtonic’s rather fab Yooka-Laylee sequel, the Impossible Lair, will soon be getting a demo on PC, PlayStation 4, and Switch – meaning those still on
Rockstar responds to report it claimed £37...
Rockstar and games industry trade association UKIE have responded to a report that the Grand Theft Auto developer claimed £37.6m in video game tax relief
