Monthly Archives: "April 2023"
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom theories are ge...
Last week, Nintendo released its final trailer for Breath of the Wild’s Hylian-ticipated sequel, and since then the internet has run amok with speculation and
Advance Wars 1 + 2: Reboot Camp review R...
I was some way into Black Hole Rising. Mission? Reclamation. Day 9 I think, and I made a mistake that cost the whole battle. Brilliantly,
VR Skater debuts the Mega Ramp when it kick...
VR Skater is a highly immersive street Skateboarding game coming to PlayStation VR2 this Summer! It’s a finely tuned mix of both arcade and simulation.
Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is o...
We’re thrilled to announce that Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is out today! The expansion sees Aloy pursue a sinister threat in the untamed wilds
Coffee Talk: Blending fantasy with reality
In a blindingly fast world, with so much to keep up with, is there a space to escape where everything slows down and we can
Dead Island 2 review – it’s sti...
The original 2011 Dead Island and its 2013 sequel Riptide have a special place – if “special” is the right word – in the rancid,
Ghostwire: Tokyo on Xbox retains the PS5 ve...
After a year of PlayStation 5 exclusivity, Ghostwire: Tokyo is finally out on Xbox. This open-world horror-first-person-adventure mashup is definitely a unique game, but it
Microsoft announces April’s next wave...
Microsoft has announced the next wave of new Xbox and PC Game Pass games. From today, players will be able to get their hands on
Nintendo Indie World Showcase set for tomor...
Nintendo will hold its next indie-focused announcement showcase tomorrow, Wednesday 19th April, at 5pm UK time (that’s 12pm Eastern, or 9am Pacific). Indie World details
Desktop Dungeons’ 3D remake loses som...
Remaking a game is such a tricky thing because, in doing so, you risk losing some of what made it special in the first place.
