WCCFtech
We bring you the latest from hardware, mobile tech, gaming and internet industries
Latest Reviews
There’s something about the early 20th century that just feels ripe with adventure. The time of Indiana Jones, mysterious relics, naughty Nazis, curious curses, and jovial, flamboyant accents. Ah yes, the 1930s, what a glorious time indeed. Nothing quite captures this camp camaraderie like Strange Brigade, the new multiplayer shooter from...
Monster Hunter is no longer a niche franchise. Handheld fans have been enjoying more and more games and there's been a steady increase in popularity for years, but the mainstream breakthrough we saw from Monster Hunter World was entirely unprecedented. It’s for exactly that reason, why you can feel comfortable...
Kazuma Kiryu and Kamurocho continue to be two of the biggest names in Japanese RPGs that remain exclusive to the Sony PlayStation (with PC releases gradually hitting the market). With over a dozen years of the Dragon of Dojima's adventures, some of his earlier moments in the neon city haven't...
Death's Gambit
With From Software's Dark Souls series rising to fame, we have seen plenty of other titles offering unique spins on its formula, such as Team Ninja's Nioh and Deck13's The Surge. Death's Gambit by White Rabbit is among these titles a game that doesn't stray too far from the From...
Two weeks ago, when I covered the release of Not Tonight, I wrote an intro about how Britain is screwed. This introduction didn't go down too well. While it was somewhat exaggerated for effect, the truth of there being tremors from the Brexit vote still rings true. Not Tonight, by...
The Council Episode 3 – Ripples, didn’t have the splash I was expecting. The game so far has been a deeply enjoying episodic narrative with exciting twists and turns that always left me wanting more. The twist at the end of Episode 2 signals that we might finally start getting...
The Cold War is a perfect setting for video games, thanks to the intrigue brought by the underground conflict between intelligence agencies, proxy wars and so on. While most video games released so far focused mostly on the open war scenarios of the era, few have allowed players to take...
Overcooked! 2
The original Overcooked was one of the sweetest surprises of 2016. It filled the both-butts-on-the-same-couch multiplayer void left behind by sadly-diminished series like Bomberman and Mario Party, and it was co-op! You could bust the game out when your ultra-competitive family was over and nobody would need to be disowned...
Procedurally generated sidescrollers and roguelike adventures are very much in vogue over the past couple of years. We’ve seen numerous studios tackle them each in their own way but each game has a little something that makes them so unique. The team at Motion Twin have been working on Dead...
Earthfall
The world has ended, I’m with my buddies and I’ve got a pistol with infinite ammo, I’d say this was Left 4 Dead but something is a bit different. The zombies are little more hunched, a little more grey and a little less human. In fact, they’re not human at...
All throughout my youth, a new Mega Man game was a release to be celebrated. I had grown up alongside the Blue Bomber and his various adventures against eight robot masters and their current evil leader. Moreso than the original eight, I was much more interested in the Mega Man...
Despite being a big JRPG fan, I don't have any nostalgia for that SNES era of RPGs. Sadly, I never owned a SNES at the time, and revisiting the games in later years isn't quite the same. I've always admired detailed sprite artwork, but never really felt a pang of...
