It’s perhaps easy to suggest than most games look fantastic in 4K and compared to their 1080p counterparts the differences can be quite stark. However, unless you’re running a powerful PC with possible dual GPUs then playing games in 4K at 60 frames per second is perhaps out of reach

Cloudhead Games’ science fiction inspired adventure game on the HTC Vive could be argued that it’s one of the best VR experiences for the recently released Virtual Reality headset. Weighing in at just under one hour of gameplay though and one has to question whether the experience is worth the

Following the recent update for the just released HITMAN Episode 2 on Steam, the game now runs as it should when using DX 11 settings. Unfortunately the DX 12 options are not working since this update but will no doubt be added in due course. We put the new Sapienza

IO Interactive released the second episode of their HITMAN game on consoles and PC set in the idyllic location of Sapienza in Italy. Agent 47 has three main objectives as part of the story this time which includes destroying a deadly virus and killing a male and female target. The

The Mirror’s Edge Catalyst Beta is in full swing showing off some impressive visuals and more open world gameplay. However, the graphics are a different matter entirely which when compared to their predecessor raise the question: which is more favourable? It’s likely preferences are purely subjective where the 2008 Mirror’s

DICE has reworked their Frostbite engine for Mirror’s Edge Catalyst which provides a number of neat visual effects to marvel at. On PC the option to up the resolution to 4K is a must and although using a GTX 980 Ti you’re limited to around 30 frames per second instead

EA/DICE’s Mirror’s Edge Catalyst Closed Beta is available today and so we put our PC to the test running the game using the Ultra preset at 1080p. The game maintains well over 60 fps with Vsync OFF as you would expect although the massively changing environments means the frame rate

Today we’re taking a look at the recently released Virtual Reality headset called the Vive born from a partnership between mobile hardware manufactuere HTC and software developer Valve. It’s an expensive bit of kit which has you strap it to your head and be transported to other worlds. In effect

Curve Digital released its fun and frantic dodgeball inspired game, Stikbold A Dodgeball Adventure on consoles and PC which you can see in action by looking at some 30 minutes of gameplay in our video. There’s a story mode, and free play to mess around with, and if 70s themed

I’ve got my VR wings now what with countless hours using the Oculus Rift development kit 2 (DK 2) and Samsung’s Gear VR with the Note 4 and S6 Edge. I’m also pretty up to speed with room-scale VR now having played through a number of titles that utilize it