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

Activision’s yearly franchise makes an illustrious appearance once again in Call of Duty Ghosts, but with many becoming tired of the over the top Hollywood inspired offering, is there room for another Call of Duty, or has the series run aground and struggles to maintain momentum. Take a look at

Nordic Games’ action adventure first person shooter, Deadfall Adventures is available now on console and PC, but how well does it stack up in a genre filled with Ghosts and Battlefields. Whilst, it’s very much its own game, does it have enough flair to stand out amongst its shooter peers.

As we near the end of the year it’s that special time where we’re bombarded with annual releases of long-running series, whether it be the shooters, sports,  or the world of wrestling, and they’re all vying to out-do their previous efforts. The WWE video-games have been through the ringer, with

Mighty Rocket Studio’s Final Exam is available now on console and PC and brings with it the opportunity to kill lots of mutants around a school. It’s a novel idea and offers some tongue in cheek humor along the way, but is it worthy of your time and money. Take

EA/DICE’s modern day military shooter goes head to head with Activision’s Call of Duty once, more, and after all the pre-release posturing, now the game is out there, how well does it stack up and is it worth a shot. Take a look at our Battlefield 4 video review for

Warner Bros. released their eagerly anticipated prequel to the previous Batman games in Batman Arkham Origins which is available now on consoles and PC platforms. With a new in-house development team at the helm, and legions of fans to cater to, how well does the finished product perform, and does

Activision’s Spongebob Squarepants game looks all set to woo fans of the animated show, but in terms of being a fully fledged game, how well does it hold up. Take a look at our Spongebob Square Pants Planktons Robotic Revenge video review for the full low down. Spongebob Square Pants Planktons

How to Survive is available now via Steam (for a discounted introductory price of £8.39)  the XBLA , PSN and offers some zombie filled survival antics to sink your teeth into. Before you take the plunge, take a look at our How to Survive video review. How to Survive review

Codemasters’ F1 2013 roars into action on multi-formats as the premier F1 game with little competition. With lots of excitement on the track, how well does the video game recreate the drama. Take a look at our F1 2013 video review. F1 2013 review text version: Today we’re taking a