Quantic Dream’s Detroit: Become Human might not seemingly have the same intensity on the PS4 hardware as other games. Yet, by its design this means there is a greater attention to detail when it comes to the character models which are more of a focus in this story driven experience

With E3 2018 now over for another year we take a look at the majority of trailers and gameplay showcased during the event offering commentary on them and concluding that as gamers there is quite a bit of choice in the months and years ahead. Sony has showcased some excellent

French developers Don’t Nod take a departure from Life is Strange and delve into more sinister happenings with Vampyr. A story of a doctor Jonathan Reid unwillingly turned into a vampire against a back-drop of a moody Victorian London. Whilst the game does feature a whole host of combat against

Bugbear’s Wreckfest is a demolition derby themed racing game with soft-body damage modeling, sophisticated driving dynamics and in-depth vehicle upgrading, featuring both demolition derbies and more traditional track races. It’s all about fun, breakneck racing and over-the-top crashes. Take a look at some Wreckfest 4K gameplay using a GTX 1080

We take a look at the upcoming 4a Games Metro Exodus in this narrated video which looks at the gameplay in action and in glorious 4K on PC from the Beta build. The game releases on consoles and PC on Feb 22nd 2019.

With the revelation that CD Projekt Red’s upcoming Cyberpunk 2077 will be a first person role playing game, there is tons to be excited for and to speculate. However, some more details have emerged from the first gameplay that has been shown behind closed doors. We speculate some more obvious

Microsoft stuck with its no nonsense format for this year’s E3 and presented numerous game trailers and some gameplay footage with minimal moments of talking from the head of Microsoft gaming Phil Spencer – although many titles shown were not exclusive to the Xbox One. Microsoft made the point that