Developer: Dimps Platform(s): Multi-Platform Release: 26/02/2015 Dragon Ball Xenoverse takes some big steps in evolving the formula of Dragon Ball video games. Focusing on an original story (to some extent), allowing character creation and customisation, […]

Developer: Turtle Rock Platform(s): PC, XB1 & PS4 Release: 10/02/2015 “The night air is cool and sweet against the heat and weight of our mobile jetpack units as we traverse the alien landscape of the planet […]

Developer: Team Ninja Platform(s): PS4, XB1 & PC Release: 20/02/2015 As I’m close to thirty and “technically” an adult, life has become more demanding and my responsibilities have started to add up. Naturally, I still need […]

Developer: Techland Platform(s): Multi-Platform Release: 28/01/2015 It’s difficult not to draw comparisons between Dying Light and Dead Island, especially when the devs themselves stated that this was supposed to distance them from the latter franchise. […]

Developer: Volition Platform(s): Multi-Platform Release: 20/01/2015 Well, I’m glad I didn’t pay for this one. Saints Row: Gat Out Of Hell (or SR:GooH, hee hee) stumbles its way down the paved path of good intentions, […]

Developer: Capcom Platform(s): Multi-Platform Release: 20/01/2015 I should begin by stating that I never played the original Resident Evil (RE). You see, during the PSone era, I was a big fan of Silent Hill (as […]

Developer: A Crowd of Monsters Platform(s): Xbox One Exclusive Release: 09/01/2015 When I first saw screenshots for Funk of Titans, I had assumed it was going to be a beat ’em up platformer set within […]

The Crew is the newest franchise from Ubisoft, labeling itself as a “Massive Multiplayer Sandbox” for racing games, and promising to deliver on high-caliber, high-speed, racing thrills. Set in a condensed, yet still massive, recreation […]

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is the successor to Lara Croft and the Guardians of Light; the wildly successful beginning of the tangential Lara Croft franchise. Available now for digital download on Xbox […]

Dragon Age, once a side-project to BioWare’s popular Mass Effect series, is a franchise that quickly grew from zero to hero. The first game, Dragon Age: Origins, wasn’t a great looking game, even for the […]