System Shock Remake Seeks Funding On Kickstarter, Playable Demo Available Now
A System Shock remake is currently on Kickstarter and is being developed by NightDive Studios, the team behind some AAA titles like the Fallout series,...
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Oculus Rift is back in stock on Amazon
For those who want to order or plan on ordering the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset, there’s great news. If you’re looking to grab one...
Bethesda Reveal There is No The Elder Scrolls 6 in Development
It’s been nearly five years since we saw the release of Skyrim and fans of the franchise are looking towards the next installment, however according...
Retro Respawn – Project Gotham Racing
We finish off Xbox Month with another game that was exclusive to the console. In fact, not only was this game an exclusive but it...
GenreQuest: 3D Platformers – Part 15
by Will Worrall
Welcome one and all to the fifteenth edition of GenreQuest, it’s been a hell of a journey so far. Today we get started on the...
Deep Rest: Free Demo Coming This Summer
by Steve Gill
Fans of stylised indie platformers will be interested to know that one-man team Aza Game Studio will soon be releasing a free playable demo of...
Overwatch’s Torbjorn Gets a Nerf On Consoles
by Emiliano
Blizzard have announced that the hero Torbjorn in their latest first-person shooter Overwatch will receive a nerf on consoles in the upcoming patch. Torbjorn’s turret damage...
Indie Freebies: Notes of Obsession and Others
by Steve Gill
Always short of a few bob, each week I scour the internet for fun, interesting or just plain intriguing Indie Freebies. This week’s highlighted titles...
In My Head: Sony Beat Microsoft at E3
by Joe Dapling
Welcome back to In My Head, where this time I’m voicing my opinions on the recent conferences at E3. Whilst there are so many things...
8 new games added to Xbox One backwards compatibility
by Dom Richards
Microsoft have made 8 new games available for backwards compatibility on the Xbox One. The standout game of the new list is Fallout:New Vegas, which...
More free Shovel Knight content
by Dom Richards
In 2014 the incredible retro themed, crowd funded Shovel Knight was initially released on the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U before being released everywhere else...
Hacked Off: Why Are Loading Screens in Games Still Annoying?
by James Haxell
Well after a week break, we’re back and angry as ever and loading screens are in the hot seat. I know I’m not alone with...
Which Game Will Come out on Top- Battlefield 1 or Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare?
by Kane Newell
This upcoming fall, we have probably two of the biggest games of the year going up against each other head to head in a battle which...
Retro Respawn – Pro Evolution Soccer 4
Xbox Month continues with a look at another game that wasn’t an exclusive to the original Xbox. How a console handles multiplats is usually a...
GenreQuest: 3D Platformers – Part 14
by Will Worrall
This week things get a little crazy as I play my first Japanese only title on the list. I’m not going to lie to you...
Xbox One S vs Xbox One Project Scorpio: Comparison to Help You Decide Which One to Get
If you’re like me and don’t own an Xbox One yet and waited for Microsoft’s E3 conference, now you have another decision to make: Xbox...
Indie Freebies: Little Bug and Chester Cornfield
by Steve Gill
This week’s Indie Freebies are Little Bug, an enchanting twin-stick puzzle platformer, and Chester Cornfield: Old Timey Detective, a delightfully silly point-and-click adventure. Little Bug...
Ubisoft Giving Away a Free Game Each Month from Now Until December
by Dom Richards
That’s right, you have read that right. Ubisoft are giving away a free game each month to celebrate their 30th anniversary. These games are yours...