Category: Pc

Watch_Dogs - Review

6/3/2014

By Vanessa Hague

We all remember when Watch_Dogs was first showcased to the world at E3 back in 2012 and completely took everyone by surprise. The standards were set inexplicably high during that first reveal, with so many hoping that the promised game was truly going to herald the next gaming generation. Two years later and the game has finally been released, so the question is - does Watch_Dogs live up to hype?

Batman: Arkham Knight - DELAYED UNTIL 2015

6/3/2014

By John Philip Jennings

For all you Batman fans out there who were looking forward to playing Batman: Arkham Knight, which was initially due for release in October for next-gen systems and PC, has unfortunately been pushed back till 2015, developer Rocksteady has confirmed. Whilst no reason was given for the delay it's possible the extra time is being used to polish the game more and give each fan a Batman game they deserve.

As of this announcement however, WB Games and Rocksteady Have released a new teaser to make up for the delay that gives us a good look at the new Batmobile, with all of its fancy looking high tech weapons to boot.

The Wolf Among Us - Episode Four (Review)

6/1/2014

By Mahesh Subramaniam

'In Sheep's Clothing.'

Telltale Games is a studio dedicated to making episodic experiences that are highly-interactive, character-driven stories. The latest such release is the fourth episode of The Wolf Among Us which, unfortunately, was not the best example of their work. I won't go into too much detail to avoid spoilers if you haven't played the first three episodes. Wolf Among Us is a prequel to the comic book series Fables, which uses famous fairy-tale characters as their main characters.

Contact Vector - First Impression

5/29/2014

By Paul Robert Scott

Space based real-time strategy games tend to be a very niche market. Generally they are followed by ardent gamers that play them for years after the general public has forgotten about them, but still fans for the likes of Homeworld 2 or Sins of a Solar Empire stick loyally to them; with additional mods or total conversions keeping the gameplay experience fresh.

Looking Back : Assassin's Creed IV - Black Flag (Part 1)

5/27/2014

By Ben Mapp

It's been seven months since Ubisoft last unleashed an Assassin's Creed game, which it seems has become an annual ritual for them. With two new installments on the horizon with AC: Unity and AC: Comet, it's time to take a look back on ACIV: Black Flag which, to me, is the very best of the Assassin's Creed series so far.

Role-playing Games : The Basics

5/26/2014

By Vanessa Hague

From Skyrim to World of Warcraft, the offerings of the RPG are expansive and diverse. But what sets apart the greats from the - well - not-so-greats? There isn't a set rule book per say, but each and every great RPG seems to stick to a workable formula. Let's lay out some of the main things you need to know!

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Game : 30th Anniversary Edition - Review

5/25/2014

By Ben Mapp

>You wake up. The room is spinning very gently round your head. Or at least it would be if you could see it which you can’t.

It is pitch black.

What do you do?

Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube - Review

5/22/2014

By Anne Marie Beach

On the off chance you haven't already heard enough praise from me about this game, I have plenty of more where that came from. Brace yourselves. Here is my full review on Qbeh-1: The Atlas Cube, by Digital Tribe Games and Liquid Flower. Now available on Steam!

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