It seems like anything and everything from reboots to crossovers are making their way to the Xbox One nowadays. Sometimes it is a good thing and other times it would have been nice to just hold on to the fond memories of yesteryear. A few years ago tinyBuild brought No

Dual stick shooters used to be a dime a dozen, but with the evolution of video games these games have been few and far between. And if you’re looking for one that is even with your time the search is narrowed substantially. Back when the Xbox 360 was fresh and

Omega Force come again almost two years after the European release of One Piece Pirate Warriors 2 on the PS3 but this time bring their hack and slash antics to the PS4 and PC. With more mayhem and lots of characters to beat up, is this worth getting so soon

5 Lives Studios strategy based action game Satellite Reign comes to PC in its complete form after months of residing in Steam Early Access. With the final build now available and the launch imminent, is this cyberpunk game worth investing in. Take a look at our Satellite Reign review for

Ubisoft released its once Wii U exclusive ZombiU on Xbox One, PS4 and PC to bring the game to a wider audience. It comes in quite cheap as a digital download port of sorts and means gamers who missed out on the Wii U get to experience the survival horror

Golf has long been a staple of console gamers since the original Nintendo and every year following that we’ve seen amazing changes across the board to make the game as immersive and fun as possible. The Tiger Woods name dominated EA Sports PGA series for quite some time, but that

Over The Moon Studios released its budget sci-fi adventure game The Fall on PC via Steam and more recently has arrived on Xbox One as part of the ID@Xbox self publishing program. Players assume the role of ARID an AI driven combat suit which crash lands on a planet filled

Haemimont Games’ Victor Vran sheds the shackles of Steam Early Access and comes in guns a blazing as a top down action role playing game for the masses. With lots of competition in the field but a favourable £15.99 price of entry is this worthy of your time and money.

Growing up building a multitude of creations with LEGO developed a creative imagination and a love for those little blocks (except when you step on them in your bare feet). When Traveller’s Tales Games (TTG) introduced the first LEGO Star Wars game I was hooked all over again. Over the

Capcom released its Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition some 7 years after the original game with a slew of improvement and extras. The question you have to ask, is it worth jumping in to the demon busting game all over again and why should you buy this new game