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Where next for GTA V’s single player DLC?

We’re creeping up on the two-year anniversary since Rockstar Games launched GTA V on PS3 and Xbox 360. In the meantime we’ve had shiny new PS4, Xbox One and PC versions, and a glut of improvements to the Online side of things, i…

Star Ocean: Integrity And Faithlessness, Remember when game titles made sense?

Whoever said all the good game titles had already been used might have been onto something. The early days of gaming gave us some absolute belters of tongue-twisting titles as bedroom coders looked to make their efforts stand out…

Guitar Hero Live: Another band’s getting back together, and it wants to explore new directions

It doesn’t take an expert industry analyst to explain why your once treasured plastic axe has been gathering dust for the last few years. guitar hero sparked a revolution in 2005 that extended beyond the realm of gamers, but over…

Steins;Gate: it's really quite;good

Plenty of damage can be done in just 30 characters, from ill-judged tweets to drunken texts to your mother. but factor in time travel and those messages become the flutter of digital wings at the heart of a world-rebuilding butte…

Battlefield Hardline: Better than The Bill?

You know it, we know it, Visceral knows it, EA knows it: Battlefield is renowned for its exceptional multiplayer and that’s precisely what everyone is looking for whenever a new entry comes along. In some respects, Visceral’s fir…

Lego Jurassic World: “You said you’ve got a T-Rex?”

We all have our reasons for not doing something, and Dr. Alan Grant had more than most when he decided not to endorse Jurassic Park. From the ill-tempered T-Rex that stalked him and his pals, to the Velociraptors who just wouldn’…

The Questening: A Modest Adventure, The boy who cried wolf-imagination

Modest is a unique boy with a rather expansive imagination. The problem, however, lies in the fact that he has a rather rare mental disorder which prevents him from distinguishing between reality and fantasy. His friends and fami…

Mortal Kombat X: Fighting’s naughty schoolboy finally reaches adulthood

For a long time, playing Mortal Kombat has been a lot like maintaining that embarrassing hold-over friendship from school. You know the one. They were never the smartest of the bunch, but they were funny, and back then that was e…

Guitar Hero Live: This is one reunion show you’ll definitely want tickets for

Do you still have a forgotten Guitar Hero peripheral stashed away in your home? In the cupboard, attic or garden shed? Go find it. Remember the good times? Of course you do. Clickety-clacking the buttons of that flimsy toy in tim…

The Talos Principle, PS4

Not all that long ago, Croteam was synonymous with knowingly silly shooter Serious Sam and teasing game pirates with invincible pink scorpions. So this chin-stroking first-person puzzler was a surprise when it hit PC late last ye…

LEGO Jurassic World: Prehistoric building blocks

Who doesn’t love a good LEGO game? The hugely-popular kids toy has been the subject of many video games, usually tying in with some of the latest films on the circuit and this year is going to be no different. One of the most-ant…

Evolve: Behemoth and Hunter DLC, 2K Games’ new monster delivers a flummoxing fiscal flurry

This should be so simple: there’s a new monster and four new hunters available. But good crikey, the pricing appears  to have been devised by the devious mind of The Riddler himself. For example, new monster the Behemoth, which w…

MLB 15: The Show, Review

Were there a sports-style rankings system for #firstworldproblems, The Show developer Sony San Diego’s current plight would surely perch close to its summit. So great has its baseball series become over the last decade, so close …

Resident Evil: Revelations 2, Online

Since shinji mikami redefined the series a decade ago, Resident Evil has been in the throes of an extended identity crisis. while Revelations 2 ’s campaign flip-flops entertainingly between resource-light survival horror and gun-…

Battlefield: Hardline, Online

The sprawling multiplayer shoot-outs of Battlefield: Hardline have as much in common with real police work as a food fight does with gourmet cuisine. what if they were a little more true-to-life? imagine if your team of enforce…

Aaru’s Awakening: Review

The planet Lumenox’s four deities Dawn, Day, Night and Dusk have lived in perfect balance for centuries, a balance struck after a great war between them. But when Night starts getting greedy, wanting more time in control, Dawn re…

Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin, Not quite the same as before…

Virtually everyone is jumping of the remaster bandwagon these days, thanks to the fact that the last few crops of games for the PS3 and Xbox 360 were really great more than warranting a reworking for newer platforms. Joining the …

Tower of Guns: Review

Roguelike games aren’t likely to disappear any time soon in fact, the quasi-genre is starting to span other genres quite a lot, so we’re seeing more and more games that are less and less like the original Rogue game that spawned …

Mortal Kombat X: Beating down the opposition…

Everyone seems to have their own favourite fighting game, and rivalries between the players of franchises can lead to some heated arguments (if you travel in those circles, of course). But it is undeniable that Mortal Kombat, as …

Why Mortal Kombat X is held back by its respect for some decades-old mistakes

Few genres can match fighting games for staying power. It’s hardly the only type of game template to span three decades, but which others have held so true to their original vision and form? In fighting games, advances in process…