Review - Trials Fusion

Ever since the first Trials game released I have been a fanboy for the series, and ever game released since then have just taken everything that made the previous game and made it so much better so you can imagine my excitement when I got word I would review the PS4 version of the newest Trials...

Review - The Elder Scrolls Online

It is finally here, the Elder Scrolls Online has launched after years and years of development and I might be the biggest Elder Scrolls fanatic on the TGP team so there was little to no question about who was going to take on this huge task of not only reviewing a Elder Scrolls game, which in...

Review - Dynasty Warriors 8 Xtreme Legends CE

Dynasty Warriors, the name itself evokes excitement for a lot of people and judging by the number at the end (and yes this does not indicate the exact amount of DW games released as there are many, many more) it is a well established franchise by now, we get to try out the latest release in the...

Review - Diablo III Reaper of Souls

The first expansion for the critically acclaimed latest addition to the already well-known Diablo series, Diablo 3's Reaper of Souls has been unleashed upon us and you are in charge of once again saving the world and delving deep, deep underground. Get ready for a lot of clicking, a lot of...

Review - inFamous Second Son

InFamous is a game that, even though it isn't the most popular franchise out there it has created enough buzz and a big enough following that it has been able to turn itself into a profitable franchise and Second Son is proof of that, just take a look at the game and you will know what we mean...

Review - Luftrausers

We as gamers are lucky to live in a world where games like Luftrausers can exist. The only problem is that it needs to live mainly on word-of-mouth as it is a indie game but if you have followed us before you know how we feel about indie games, and Luftrauser is another reason as to why we...

Review - SteamWorld Dig

With the incredible success of Minecraft we have seen these last couple of years it seems like mining is the new thing all games try to implement somehow in their game lately, and Steamworld Dig is one of the few out there that we had the pleasure of reviewing that actually changes it up enough...

Review - Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is a tricky game to review right now, meaning it all depends on what you expect from the release, if you expect a full Metal Gear Solid game you will be disappointed however if you are looking for a snack to nibble on while you wait for Phantom Pain then this...

Review - Dark Souls 2

Dark Souls is a name of a game that evokes emotions, not the David Cage type of emotions but real ones. It is a series of games, with the first release called Demon Souls which came onto the scene and carved its name as a hard game, then Dark Souls released and it reopened the wound and poured...

Review - Thief

The Thief franchise has seen a spam of 3 previous games, The Dark Project which released first back in 1998, The Metal Age which released in 2000, and Deadly Shadows which saw light back in 2004 and fans of the series had to wait 10 years for a new Thief game which we got to review for the PS4...

Review - South Park The Stick of Truth

South Park came onto the scene like a nuclear bomb, it was an instant hit. From the humble animated shorts from two people Matt Stone and Trey Parker to the blockbuster movies, numerous seasons and a batch of video games, but with the release of Stick of Truth I can honestly say that in my mind...

Review - Castlevania Lords of Shadow 2

Castlevania Lords of Shadow 2 is a mixed bag of impressions, the story and the music and graphics alone are all strong contenders for why this game should be an incredible journey but sadly almost every other factor that makes up this game is lacking in some form.

Review - Magus

Magus was Atlus sticking their feet into game developing for the first time, co-developing the game alongside Black Tower but sadly this is nothing more than a great potential on paper but rather lacklustre in ever other aspect.

Review - Pac-Man Museum

Everybody loves Pac-Man, at least there was a time where everybody did but maybe not so much any more. But that is all about to change, because Pac-Man is once again being put into the spotlight with the release of Pac-Man Museum, a collection of Pac-Man games. So the question is, do we really...

Review - Journal

In todays gaming industry you can broaden the spectre of what a game is and should be. With the blossom of indie developers around the world, and people realizing that you do not need a huge company behind you to get your dream game released, some might argue that we are currently drowning in...

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Epic Games Launches UnReal Engine 4.1 Update Brings Support for PS4, Xbox One, SteamOS and Linux

Created on Thursday, 24 April 2014

First major update to UE4 brings official support for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, SteamOS and Linux; live-streaming source code updates; and much more

Six New "Personalisation Packs" for Call of Duty: Ghosts on Xbox Live Right Now

Created on Thursday, 24 April 2014

Six new personalisation packs, the Soap Legend Pack and many more customisation items are now available on Xbox Live. The release date for other platforms will follow

Newest Skylanders Game Takes The Series To A New Level

Created on Thursday, 24 April 2014

Skylanders Originator Toys for Bob Returns with Ground-Breaking Innovation. Portal Masters Can Now Capture and Play as Villains; Capture and Play as Kaos for the First Time Ever