Unto the End sounds great and plays even better
The very first thing that drew me to Unto the End was the sound design. Watching the trailer when I saw the news it’d be EGX, I was quite excited to g
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Sims 4's university expansion officially unveiled, out next month on PC
Following the premature unveiling of The Sims 4: Discover University this weekend, EA has now made its next Sims expansion official. It’s coming to PC
Capcom details Monster Hunter World: Iceborne's massive new biome, new creatures, more
Following on from the gameplay trailer reveal of Monster Hunter World expansion Iceborne, Capcom has shared a few more details on what players can exp
Control on console is brilliant – as long as you play on the right hardware
How well does Remedy’s latest blockbuster, Control, stack up on consoles? Let’s make no bones about it – the game is brilliant and a stunning technolo
The Monty Mole Collection is coming to Nintendo Switch
A collection of Monty Mole games from the 1980s will be making their Nintendo Switch debut on Monday, 8th January (well, here in the UK, at least – th
Rocksteady issues new statement following sexual harassment accusations
Rocksteady has issued a new statement following sexual harassment accusations.The UK developer of the Batman Arkham games and the upcoming Suicide Squ
Star Trek: Infinite review – it's a good day to wait for mods
A serviceable, sometimes-engaging official Star Trek version of Stellaris that makes sense for generic space war fans, but flounders when it comes to
Jet Force Gemini arrives on Nintendo Switch Online next week
Nintendo 64 classic Jet Force Gemini will join the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription service next week, on Thursday 30th November.
Surviving a Disco Elysium LARP
Have you ever had to admit to your boss that your gun got stolen because you were distracted writing poetry with your former childhood friends at the
Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick tells staff company's initial response to discrimination lawsuit was "tone deaf"
Activision Blizzard boss Bobby Kotick has told staff that the company’s initial response to the recently-filed discrimination lawsuit was “tone deaf”.