Monthly Archives: "March 2021"
Cyberpunk 2077 developer CD Projekt Red reo...
Cyberpunk 2077 maker CD Projekt Red will change how it operates to develop multiple AAA games and expansions in parallel, and only begin promoting its
Destruction AllStars interview: the PS5 tec...
We’re now into our second month of car-wrecking, platform-leaping action after PS5 exclusive Destruction AllStars made its debut on PlayStation Plus in February. We’ve witnessed
Josef Fares’ sweary Oscars rant hidde...
Sure, Brothers and A Way Out director Josef Fares has made some good games. But he’ll also be forever known for that moment at The
The classics that go forever when Sony swit...
What was rumour has now been confirmed, with Sony announcing it’s to close the PS3 and PSP stores on July 2nd, with the Vita store
Forget Destiny, here’s how Warframe m...
Can you believe Warframe came out a whopping eight years ago, in 2013? It was a follow-up to Digital Extremes’ Dark Sector, a third person
Fortnite adds dinosaurs, makes crafting les...
Fortnite’s new primal season got its first update this morning, and dinosaurs now roam the game’s island. Like other wildlife, Raptors are tameable with a
Can’t Drive This Review
The tangled result of taking Tetris and Trackmania Turbo and tossing them into a tumble dryer, Can’t Drive This is a clever and compulsive co-op
Turn a grim laundromat into a bustling 90s ...
Vostok Inc. developer Nosebleed Interactive is trading space-capitalism for retro-tinged arcade management in its newly unveiled Arcade Paradise, coming to PC and consoles later this
Narita Boy Review
Narita Boy left me conflicted like few other games have before. Its jaw-dropping neo-retro 2D aesthetic constantly treats your eyes to beautiful ‘80s themed backdrops,
This week’s Call of Duty: Warzone upd...
Call of Duty: Warzone gets a mid-season update this week that reduces the overall install footprint of the game – but it comes only after
