Review - Valiant Hearts

How much do you know about The Great War? Valiant Hearts puts the player into the action and let you take part in the emotional aspect of a war, the different sides and stories of the different countries fighting for their honour, and you smack dab in the middle trying to solve puzzles and yet...

Review - EA Sports UFC

IT'S TIME! It is finally time to see what EA Sports has managed to do with the UFC franchise now that they got complete control over it. Last UFC release was great but one of the biggest gripes about the game series has always been the steep learning curve that it constantly introduces to new...

Review - Blue Estate

The prequel to Viktor Kalvachev's Blue Estate graphic novel first episode comes in form of a on-rails shooter where you use motion controls to play, for the PS4 you use the gyroscope and the Dualshock's touch-pad, and the Kinect Sensor for Xbox One, we played the PS4 version for this review....

Review - GRID Autosport

GRID Autosport is picking up where GRID 2 left off a short year ago, and it seems as though this is the game where they took all the criticism and just re-released the game the way the fans wanted it to be. It really is the GRID 2 that we wanted when we played it and even though some of you...

Review - One Piece: Unlimited World Red

I sort of panicked when I first realized I would be taking on a game in a series of games that I really didn’t know too much about, all I knew is that it have a huge following and has also seen a numerous set of releases in the past few years, the game and series I am talking about is One...

Review - MotoGP 14

As with any racing game they usually fall on me to review, as my speciality is that genre, however I play mostly car racing games and when there are a lot of them it tend to get repetitive at times and I notice I nitpick a little too much since I have seen a lot of them, so when I got word that...

Review - Murdered: Soul Suspect

Back in 1990 there was a movie that took the world with storm, it was called Ghost. The year is 2014 and we have a game with the basic principles and it is called Murdered Soul Suspect. Well that is not totally true as in my mind the game is a lot more interesting than the movie was but even...

Review - Watch Dogs

When you first heard of Watch Dogs it seemed like an over ambitious idea that would never see the light of day, however once we got to play Assassin's Creed Black Flag we kind of had hope that Watch Dogs might not be just a fantasy after all and we started to get excited. After a few delays...

Review - Wolfenstein The New Order

Inglorious Bastards meets Wolfenstein 3D is the best way to quickly wrap-up my experience with Wolfenstein: The New Order. Since I was the one on the team that remembered what it felt like the first time I tried Wolfenstein 3D and how much impact it has had on the genre to this day I was first...

Review - Transistor

From the minds of critical indie hit Bastion comes a brand new experience called Transistor. We get to play around with the PS4 version of the game to see if lighting can indeed strike twice for developers Supergiant Games

Review - Worms Battlegrounds

Back in 1995 I was 14 years old, the perfect age to discover a game that took a army of worms, gave them a huge arsenal of real and insane weapons and just put them up against other worm armies, usually your friends playing next to you. This is how I spent most of my free-time when I played...

Review - Age of Mythology Extended Edition

We get to take a trip down memory-lane with the release of Age of Mythology Extended Edition. Me personally I am so glad I didn’t have any form of ability to record the amount of hours I put down on this game when it first released back in the day so for me to get to review this release I felt...

Review - Bound By Flame

From the developers of games such as Gray Matter, The Testament of Sherlock Holmes, Of Orcs and Men and Mars: War Logs comes a role-playing game called Bound By Flame. A game that the developers claimed to be similar to Mars but by listening to the critics feel they have made a much better...

Review - Nether

In the last couple of years the survival apocalyptic games have really made a name for themselves, with names like DayZ and Rust at the forefront there have been numerous attempts to gain as much publicity as those two have managed to get but it seems as though there really haven't been a king...

Review - Child of Light

Child of Light was hyped up before release and even though the screen-shots clearly showed it was a beautiful looking game, and the fact that the developers behind the successful Rayman franchise was behind it I was actually lacklustre regarding the release and wasn't really reading too much...

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Ubisoft First Quarter Sales of €360 Million

Created on Thursday, 10 July 2014

Record first quarter sales of €360 million. Creation of a major new franchise – Watch Dogs, with 8 million units. Targets for full-year 2014-15 confirmed and syndicated loan extended

Tons of Spoils for Naruto Shippuden Fans

Created on Wednesday, 02 July 2014

After revealing one of its trump cards; a downloadable demo with an online mode BANDAI NAMCO Games continues its series of discloses by announcing: New playable characters and an update for the Rivals & Samurai Edition

A New Platform To Define The Best Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Player

Created on Wednesday, 02 July 2014

The upcoming smashing hit NARUTO SHIPPUDEN Ultimate Ninja STORM REVOLUTION will get a special attention from BANDAI NAMCO Games Europe as the game releases on 12th of September, thanks to the new STORM League

Only 24 Hours Left to Help Make Kaptain Brawe 2 a Reality

Created on Wednesday, 25 June 2014

Bill Tiller (Monkey Island), Steve Ince & Rolf Saxon (Broken Sword) - The Art, The Story and The Voice behind Kaptain Brawe 2 attempting to make the game a reality within less than 24 hours .

14 updates, 34 days, 511 comments, 850 backers and 86,226$ later the legendary adventure games trio have begun their personal '24' thriller trying to collect the missing 63,774$ and reach the 150,000$ funding goal before the campaign ends

Top Ten Games in Fourth Indie Showcase Announced

Created on Wednesday, 25 June 2014

The Develop in Brighton Conference has announced the ten games shortlisted to be on display within the Indie Showcase, which features a wide range of game categories

Patrice Bergeron Selected by the Fans as the Cover Athlete for NHL 15

Created on Wednesday, 25 June 2014

Boston Bruins forward Patrice Bergeron has been voted by hockey fans to be the EA SPORTS NHL 15 cover athlete, kicking off a bold new generation of hockey videogames for the award winning franchise. Bergeron topped Montreal Canadiens defenseman P.K. Subban following more than 10 million votes from hockey fans around the world. Earning 4 wins and 5 nominations for Best Sports Game at E3 2014, NHL 15 is the next leap forward in the genre-defining franchise from EA SPORTS

WipeOut and F-Zero Inspired Game "Quantum Rush: Champions" Shares News on the Weapons

Created on Wednesday, 25 June 2014

The Berlin based developer of the futuristic racing game Quantum Rush: Champions has released detailed information about the many different weapons in the game that is currently campaigning on Kickstarter and Steam Greenlight. Fans of Quantum Rush Online will already be familiar with the game's weapons, but the large variety of different challenges in Quantum Rush: Champions will require players to strategically choose the best configuration for each challenge

Women Now 22% of Game Industry Workforce Nearly Doubled Since 2009

Created on Tuesday, 24 June 2014

Recent research suggests men still dominate the industry: 76% of respondents identified as male; 22% identified as female. Developers generally love working in games, however crunch time and long hours still exist. However, the percentage of women in the game development workforce has nearly doubled since 2009; workers change jobs frequently, but most love their jobs and are in a career that is their passion - but crunch time and the desire to have more work/life balance still exists, according to a survey of more than 2,200 developers in the industry