by Alex Atkin
3 weeks
It’s difficult to say that a game like Surgeon Simulator has matured, yet in Surgeon Simulator 2: Access All Areas, Bossa Studios seems to have miraculously managed to pull it off, as this sequel is a lot more than just cracking...
by Alex Atkin
4 months
Experiment 101 is a surprisingly small team for a game with the scope of Biomutant. Just around 20 people reportedly comprise the Swedish developer and it’s clear that for each person on the team, Biomutant has been a labour of ...
by Alex Atkin
10 months
Assassins and Vikings, you may think, are two opposing forces and natures. After all, there’s seldom a sneaky way to burn down and pillage a church effectively with all the screaming going on. With this empirical truth thrown to...
by Lewis White
11 months
The release of XCOM: Enemy Unknown on iOS back in 2013 was a huge surprise for mobile gamers. It was a sign of the future: big-budget AAA games were playable on the go without the need to fork out close to £200 for a dedicated ha...
by Alex Atkin
11 months
PC gaming has always been my focus. I’ve never followed consoles all too closely, I’ve never much cared for their plug-and-play convenience when I’ve had unbridled power and a tolerance for cable management. However,...
by Surur
12 months
A week ago we posted a video by Lisa from MobileTechReview who reviewed the Surface Duo against the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2, and the device came off surprisingly well. Today we have another, by Erica Griffin, who also compared the...
by Lewis White
1 year
Elgato has almost always been the go-to brand for streamers and content creators. Whether it’s the Elgato HD capture cards or the company’s Stream Deck hardware, there’s no arguing that the beloved hardware brand has ear...
by Aaron Potter
1 year
You know that scene in the first Avengers movie from 2012, where Captain America leaps into the New York bank building without a second’s thought to save a huddle of innocent civilians? Now picture that exact same sequence, exce...
by Alex Atkin
1 year
Reviewed on PC Everyone’s favourite mega-corporation is back once again to continue its venture into making games, this time setting out with the task of reinventing the hero shooter genre. Enter Crucible: Amazon‘s PVP...
by Lewis White
1 year
Banking on the nostalgia of retro gamers has been a somewhat successful business practice as of late. From the release of the NES, SNES, PlayStation and Genesis Classic mini consoles to the releases of retro-inspired peripherals l...
by Alex Atkin
1 year
Deathtrap Dungeon: The Interactive Video Adventure harkens back to days of old, where choose your own adventure games were explored through the archaic technology of paper. Evolving with the times, developer Branching Narrative ha...