Every 80’s kid rushed home from school to watch the Transformers cartoon show and if you didn’t your childhood sucked. That is pretty harsh, but there was nothing in the world better (until the NES came out) than immersing yourself into that fantastic universe that was created in bright vivid

InXile Entertainment originally released the PC version of Wasteland 2 last year and after a bit of tinkering with the presentation has released the Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut version for console gamers. Those who already purchased the PC game get a free update which is fine and dandy and newcomers

Bandai Namco Games presents its latest Tales Of game with the aptly named Tales of Zesteria which comes not so long after Tales of Xillia 2 on the PS4. Whilst the game has been available in Japan for a while it’s only now western gamers get to experience the game

Maybe I’ve lived a sheltered life since my knowledge of the Warhammer franchise barely scratches the surface and I’ve only heard of the Blood Bowl series by word of mouth. I expected something like Mutant League Football from the days of Sega Genesis, but after delving into a little of

When a game has achievements based around the player dying a lot, you know you’re going to be in for an interesting time, and to that end, Penarium is an intriguing game. It bills itself as an arena platformer, which feels like the most accurate way to describe it. It’s

We’re back for another Pro Evolution Soccer video game with Konami’s latest release which comes in as naturally being billed as the best yet of the long running series. With its ongoing head to head with EA’s FIFA series once again we’re poised on the precipice of whether it’s worthwhile

With the summer release of Mad Max Fury Road the anticipation for Avalanche Studios iteration of the Mad Max universe was soaring to new heights. Even though Mad Max isn’t a direct tie in to the movie, you’re playing in the same post apocalyptic environment where you must drive and

I can remember as a kid that my imagination took over when playing with my action figures. It didn’t matter if I had GI Joe, He-man, Transformers, little green army men or some cheap knock off toys I could stage battles of epic proportions that would last hours on end.

Sometimes you miss out on games that were previously released on other consoles or platforms and if they are good enough we’re lucky to get them re-released. That happens to be the case with Starbreeze Studios’ gem from 2013 called Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons which was released on

Konami released its much anticipated Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain developed by the now disbanded Kojima Productions and after years in the making. With a series spanning many years and expectations running extremely high from ardent and vocal fans, is this last game from creator Hideo Kojima under