Sean Warhurst
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With an unnerving aesthetic that reminds the player of games like Limbo and Little Nightmares, which similarly follow a child protagonist through a twisted
The Predator franchise hasn’t had the most illustrious career when it comes to gaming, with many lacklustre efforts bearing the name of cinema’s greatest
I’ve made mention in much of my previous Call of Duty coverage about how I was a relative latecomer to the series, initially only dabbling with Finest Hour on
With an increasingly uncertain future looming on the horizon which could possibly see many of us confined to our homes under quarantine for an indeterminate
PlatinumGames have a bevy of top notch action titles under their belt and have managed to maintain a fairly consistent quality standard across their myriad
Despite what appears to be the general consensus amongst fans, I actually enjoyed Infinity Ward’s previous Call of Duty title Infinite Warfare; although I
Remaking a classic title from the days of videogames past seems like an easy way to make money, as evident by the success of recent efforts such as the Crash
EA's latest turf war has emerged from the weeds, but is it a blooming success or should you just say "Sod it"?
When The Surge first released in 2017, there was kind of a dearth of Soulslike titles on the market, which led to Deck13 Interactive’s sci-fi inspired take on
Having been a massive fan of Question’s previous effort, a criminally overlooked subversive deconstruction of game development and hubris titled The Magic
Out of all of the FPS titles I play, the Battlefield series is probably my favourite overall, with Battlefield 4 in particular playing host to some personal
A weird thing that I’ve noticed over the years is that, despite working in the industry, my children often are more familiar with certain titles long, long
