Ready At Dawn are following tradition set by Sucker Punch’s Infamous Second Son by releasing a new photo mode to their cinematic Victorian fantasy action shooter The Order 1886. Whilst the game might be lacking in content, this new addition highlights one splendid looking game that really doesn’t scrimp on
We posted a singular video which features the entire Mortal Kombat X story mode (complete with every fight rather than just the cutscenes) to make a Mortal Kombat X The Movie. It’s a bit of a beast in terms of length coming in at just over three and a half
The PC version of Rockstar’s open world action game GTA V features the option to boost the resolution up to 4K (2160p) compared to the 1080p standard on consoles. The result is a fine looking visual splendour which really brings out the game’s details despite not offering any additional effects
What a difference 4 years makes in terms of a game’s visuals as we pit the 2011 release of Mortal Kombat (9) against the recently released Mortal Kombat X in our Mortal Kombat vs Mortal Kombat X character models comparison video. We’re looking closely at the character models of Kitana,
We put GTA V to the test by running the game quite comfortably in 4K using a reasonably priced (under £300) graphics card the R9 290x. The results allowed for fairly consistent 30 frames per second in most areas of the game. However, chasing a preferred 60 frames per second
When Rockstar released the GTA V PC trailer running at 60 frames per second it was noticeable how much smoother the cinematics were during all of those fast moving scenes. However, now the game is in the wild and it’s clear the upgrade to 60 FPS has a massive improvement
The PC version of GTA V comes with a handy benchmark tool which is a must if you want to tinker with the many available options to hit the sweet spot you require. We’ve ran several tests using our AMD R9 290X GPU, i5 3570K CPU and 16 GB of
Now that the PC version of GTA V is available to all, we’ve carefully taken several scenes from the opening moments of the game and compared them to the last gen (that’s Xbox 360 and PS3 versions) current gen (Xbox One and PS4) to see how they compare. We’re running
Curve’s devious and captivating stealth based puzzle game is available now on Xbox One and part the Easter sale on the PS4. If you like to sneak about in the dark with your cloned friends then this is the game for you. Take a look at our Stealth Inc 2
Rainbow Six Siege offers a selection of characters to choose from when playing attack and defend with each coming with their own set of tools to do the job. Selection can happen rather quickly and if there’s a preferred loadout that’s already been chosen you’ll have to make do with
