We take a look at Ubisoft’s remastering of the PS Vita exclusive Assassin’s Creed III Liberation which has been given a face lift and brought to PC and console audiences. Has the transition from handheld to the big screen worked well in its favour, and how does it compare to
We take a look at TT Games’ latest LEGO game which features the mighty Marvel characters we all know and love in LEGO form. With the game being aimed at ages 7 and upwards, how well does it fare considering their past games have all been pretty top notch. Take
We take a look at 2K Games’ latest NBA game, and one that crosses generations as it appears on Xbox 360 and Xbox One. Take a look at our NBA 2K14 video review for the full picture. NBA 2K14 Review: Today we take to the squeaky courts of the NBA
The Need for Speed series has been about for several console generations now, and Need for Speed Rivals is the 20th racer in this long-running series. As well as being available for current-gen platforms it’s also one of many titles to land on the next-gen consoles for launch. 2010’s release
Contrast is available now on PS4 and PC platforms and offers some puzzling adventures with character Didi and her imaginary friend. It’s available for £12, and looks pretty with its 1920s styling. However, with such a short game on offer, is it worthy of your time and money. Take a
Milestone are back with their latest World Championship Rally game for consoles and PC, but is this latest outing worthy of your time if you’ve already sampled last year’s effort? Take a look at our WRC 4 video review for the full story. WRC 4 review: Today we’re taking a
Slender The Arrival makes its horror mark on Steam for PC gamers and will set you back £6.99. With its solitary experience and mind bending nature, is this a game worth picking up? Take a look at our Slender The Arrival video review for the full picture. Slender The Arrival
Square Enix’s Deus Ex Human Revolution shows its age having released some years ago in 2011 on consoles and PC and has since become well known for being offered cheap. Rather than let the game die honourably, Square has released a definitive Deus Ex Human Revolution The Director’s Cut which offers
Ubisoft’s massive and now yearly series takes a step back from its predecessor, by ditching the good ol USA and taking to the sunny climes of the Caribbean. With a new hero and a reworking of familiar mechanics, how well does game number 6 stack up, and more importantly is
Activision’s yearly franchise makes an illustrious appearance once again in Call of Duty Ghosts, but with many becoming tired of the over the top Hollywood inspired offering, is there room for another Call of Duty, or has the series run aground and struggles to maintain momentum. Take a look at
