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Basketball may not quite match soccer, football, and baseball when it comes to real-world popularity, but the sport is champion when it comes to video games. For years now the NBA 2K franchise has been pushing the entire sports genre forward with its cutting-edge AI, wide array of modes, and...

Nathan Birch·September 19, 2017
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A lot of things can happen in the game industry in the space of a year now. It wasn’t that long ago we were lamenting the death of the Marvel vs. Capcom series entirely, convinced that Disney’s acquisition of Marvel had put a stake in the heart of one of...

Dave Aubrey·September 18, 2017
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I've got a big problem with Project CARS 2. It's a huge, gaping problem. One that, if you were to see it, you'd say "that's a bloody big problem". What is this problem? I just don't like Project CARS 2. Why? Simply put, I can't actually play the game.

Chris Wray·September 18, 2017
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Path of Exile is a long-form loot grind, with a huge leveling system. It can feel a little too familiar at first, with the same basic combat loop you’ve played in a dozen other games. But after a while, after quite a while actually, the game takes on enough of...

Rosh Kelly·September 14, 2017
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Oriental Empires is a game I really found myself looking forward to. When it was originally announced, I jumped right aboard. I love history. I love Chinese history, particularly that of the Three Kingdoms period. Although that isn't covered in Oriental Empires, the setting and the promised 4X gameplay was...

Chris Wray·September 12, 2017
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The world of Monster Hunter is ripe for expansion, and Monster Hunter Stories proves it. In the past we’ve been restricted to taking down the massive beasts and using their skin and bones in order to fashion ourselves some new clothes and more weapons to collect more skin and bones...

Dave Aubrey·September 8, 2017
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Pyre is a bit of a departure for developer Supergiant Games. The small 12-man studio was quick to establish a brand with their first two titles, Bastion and Transistor, which were both isometric RPGs with a focus on action, innovative mechanics, and gorgeous art. Supergiant's third game builds on those...

Nathan Birch·September 5, 2017
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Playing as Chloe Price is difficult. Unlike the reliably nosey, shy and kind Max Caufield of the original game, Chloe Price is troubled, brash and, well, difficult. Life is Strange: Before the Storm, which has you inside the head of everyone’s favourite punk hopes to expand on her character with...

Rosh Kelly·September 4, 2017
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I was hardly the first to express my initial distaste at the thought of Rayman’s detestable detractors - the Rabbids - crossing into Mario’s universe and shooting people. Things didn’t get better as Rabbid Peach was shown in promotional art looking… somewhat unhinged, and plenty of doubt was cast on...

Dave Aubrey·September 1, 2017
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Albion Online is a sandbox MMORPG looking to give players control over their destiny in ways that echo the hardcore classics like Lineage or Richard Garriott's Ultima Online.

Jorge Jimenez·August 30, 2017
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In the early days of Dynasty Warriors on the PlayStation 2, every new release felt like a new experience to be heralded in, no matter if it were a core entry, Xtreme Legends, or Empires. As the series grew long in the tooth, it took Omega Force trying to expand...

Kai Tatsumoto·August 29, 2017
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If Absolver was a review it'd likely be the shortest review ever written. Not that this an indication about the game's length. Rather, the review would simply say "I'm not telling you". Absolver is a frustrating, infuriating and downright obtrusive game and one that nearly beat me. The problem is...

Chris Wray·August 29, 2017
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