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
Sony just released a selection of new screenshots from their forthcoming and promising looking PS4 exclusive open world action game, inFamous Second Son which releases in March next year. Take a look a the images and be impressed with the visual fidelity on offer.
After a job listing and the appearance of a teaser website, it looks like publisher Bethesda are poised to announce a new game in the Fallout series, namely Fallout 4. The teaser site (thesurvivor2299) has recently been updated with the words “Nuclear winter is coming” followed by two countdown timers
Perihelion Interactive released a new story themed trailer which looks at the speech given by Lord High Admiral Suvarov (voiced by David Bradley) to rabble of criminals and disgraced officers who have been called to fight for the Empress of The Mandate. The game is currently doing very well as it
As expected, EA’s massive FIFA 14 has topped the UK software sales chart after making way briefly for GTA V, COD Ghosts, and Assassin’s Creed IV over the last few weeks. Now it sits back at the top and is likely to remain for quite some time. Interestingly, Forza 5
Blue Isle Studios’ Slender The Arrival offers PC gamers some chilling thrills in its dark and foreboding world. This spooky and highly atmospheric game provides some horror madness that’s worth shutting the curtains, donning a pair of headphones and switching off all the lights. Take a look at the opening
Despite launching after the last gen version by quite some time, it appears that EA are spearheading the Xbox One and PS4 launch campaign with the highest rated game on Xbox One and in second place on PS4. It seems the gaming media and some gamers themselves are quite clear
With much talk about resolutions and optimal frame rates being important for next generation systems, it’s perhaps more productive to cast ones eyes at meaningful graphical enhancements the PS4 and Xbox One bring to the table when compared to the now last generation Xbox 360 and PS3. Assassin’s Creed 4
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
