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Blade & Soul is a free to play game with microtransactions. Review account provided by publisher.

Chris Wray·February 7, 2016
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Imagine opening your eyes after a long slumber, not remembering who you are. Imagine walking through a corridor and operate some weird machinery to open a few doors. Imagine walking through these doors, climbing a set of stairs and reaching a beautiful courtyard filled with vegetation, with the wind gently stirring your...

Francesco De Meo·February 6, 2016
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PC version reviewed. Copy provided by publisher.

Chris Wray·January 29, 2016
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Where ever teenagers are, urban legends develop. Whether it’s a sinister figure stalking young lovers deep within the woods, or monstrous twins that hunt anyone that breaks an arbitrary rule. There is always something that goes bump in the night; according to the adolescent generation.

Rosh Kelly·January 26, 2016
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"Han Solo" is the best possible job description, and it's something I think we all aspire to. Being a cocky space smuggler is way better than pushing trolleys around a car park on a wet Sunday afternoon, although I suppose everybody has to have a hobby. I specifically mention that scenario...

Mat Growcott·January 24, 2016
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While exploring the more unsettling place you have ever seen in your adventuring career, you fall into a deadly trap. Stress is piling up, and you start fearing you might not make it out of this place alive. Not this time. Despite hopelessness weighing heavily upon you, you're ready to...

Francesco De Meo·January 21, 2016
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Rainbow Six Siege has been coveted by franchise fans for a long time. After Las Vegas 2 in 2008, it took over seven years for Ubisoft to produce another installment, especially after cancelling Rainbow Six Patriots.

Alessio Palumbo·January 15, 2016
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Last year we saw the two titans of the music genre resurrect. Now, this early in 2016, we get the chance to take a look at another, longer lost, legend of the music genre: Amplitude. Although it might not be as well-known as Guitar Hero or Rock Band, Amplitude does...

Rosh Kelly·January 3, 2016
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Taking a successful product and ditching everything everybody loves about it is a bold move, and it usually doesn't pay off. It'd be like a Beatles rap album, or cough syrup without the crippling addiction and endless debt. Somewhere along the way, Gearbox and Telltale decided they could make a...

Mat Growcott·December 30, 2015
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PC version reviewed. Copy provided by developer.

Chris Wray·December 15, 2015
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Open world games are officially the norm. The tight halls of Shadow Moses have given way to sprawling deserts in Metal Gear Solid, I’ve travelled farther in Velen on my horse in The Witcher 3 than I ever have without a vehicle in real life and I’ve spent more time...

Dave Aubrey·December 3, 2015
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Hard West, at first glance, appears to be a combination of X-Com meets Sergio Leone meets Supernatural. The west is a huge setting that is grossly underutilised and features in some of the best games you're likely to play, from the likes of Red Dead Redemption, GUN, and Call of...

Chris Wray·December 2, 2015
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