Act of Aggression Review    Act of Aggression is something special. If I had to choose my favourite RTS, if my life depended on it, I would only be able to narrow my choice down to two titles â Supreme Commander (Forged Alliance) and Command & Conquer Generals: Zero Hour. Two relatively similar, yet entirely different examples of the given genre from back when it was still one of the most...[Read More]
Bounty Train Preview    Alright, on a show of hands, how many of you have played any Wild West games that you thought were awesome? Ok, now exclude any that were 3rd or 1st person shooters? I mean I canât see you, not yet anyway, but I figure that most of your hands have gone down. Which if you think about it, is pretty interesting. Why hasnât anyone created anything other than, well letâ...[Read More]
Xbox One Elite Bundle    Games and gamers are at the centre of everything Microsoft do and they are always looking for ways to offer the best ways to play on Xbox. On Monday 31st August, Microsoft announced the Xbox One Elite Bundle â the ultimate gaming experience that comes complete with premium features to take your gaming to the next level. In add...[Read More]
Skaven V Dwarfs In Blood Bowl 2 Â Â Blood Bowl 2: the tough Dwarfs face the blazing-fast Skaven in new gameplay video Multiplayer beta starting next week for pre-ordering players on Steam! Two diametrically opposed teams face-off against each other in the latest gameplay video of Blood Bowl 2, the sequel to the video game adaptation of Games Workshopâs famous board game that combines American fo...[Read More]
Mystery is one of those genres I don’t think any studio has gotten right when it comes to modern video games. Probably the closest example to an entry doing it correctly is La Noire and Ghost Trick. It’s a shame too, because I spent hours back in the day playing Infocom classics like Deadline, Moonmist and Suspect. These games, despite not having any graphics, did mystery and discovery right, rely...[Read More]
One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 Review    One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 is an action game developed by Omega Force and published by Bandai Namco. It is, in many ways, a typical Bandai Namco game but it is one that I have grown rather fond of during the time I have been playing it. Bandai Namco have a reputation for making games out-with âThe Westâ and it is fair to say that some games have had ...[Read More]
Talking To E5 Games About ALONE Â Â Saying that horror games are popular nowadays is a massive understatement. Today weâve got an interview in store for you with a small indie developer trying to make a push in this cutthroat genre â E5 Games. Read down to see what theyâve got in store for us with Alone, their upcoming first-person atmospheric horror title. Â Let us begin by discussin...[Read More]
Warshift Preview    If thereâs one feature Iâm sure many RTS gamers have always wanted in their favourite games, then itâs the ability to take control over a single unit mid-combat to watch the chaos unfold in real-time. Imagine playing something like Supreme Commander from the perspective of a low-tier mech. Practical? Hell no. Awesome? Absolutely. Mind you, this has been done numerous t...[Read More]
Satellite Reign Review    Satellite Reign could very well be the successor to Electronic Artsâ popular 1990âs title Syndicate. Satellite Reign began as a Kickstarter in 2013 and then an early access title on the Steam app but is soon to be moving toward the final stages. From a previous preview of the title, we had our chance to play some of the levels and provide insight of what it has to ...[Read More]
Defiant Development working on Hand of Fate 2 Â Â In an Interview the creative director and founder of Defiant Development, Morgan Jaffit mentioned a sequel to the indie gem Hand of Fate. Released back in February with the assistance of both Kickstarter and Steam early access, Hand of Fate came out to positive reviews and respectable success. Hand of Fate is a tricky game to define, being a deck b...[Read More]
Gryphon Knight Epic Review    Gryphon Knight Epic attempts to revitalize the nostalgia for older games piece by piece; first, with pixel art and chiptunes, then with classic bullet hell gameplay, akin to so many games that have since been nearly forgotten. But, to be truly faithful to the source material, the difficulty must be high, and the resulting frustration immense â Gryphon Knight Epic...[Read More]