Category: Atomp/Tom Hooper

Gabe Newell’s response to the release of Windows 8 and the associated Windows store was perhaps a little excessive in hindsight, however the underlying principle of the opposition is sound:...

I’ve worked in retail, in fact I’ve spent a significant amount of time in retail before now, and have managed to escape from retail at the expense of being poor,...

Due to time constraints I’ve had little time to play any one game for a significant length of time, however I have had a look at some updates and expansions...

The newer ventures into the Unreal Tournament (UT) series have been somewhat hit and miss, with the iterations following the original attempting to re-gear through additions and changes. This latest...

Rocket League is a combination  of things that I'm not generally that interested in: cars and football, however that doesn't stop from being utterly compelling. The thing is I got...

In my review of Door Kickers I stated that the development team appeared thoroughly dedicated to the game, through additional campaigns and a strong post-release patching trend they showed that...

I think it’s time to discuss Minecraft again, yes I know I discuss it a lot, yes almost as much as KSP, but there’s enough going on with it at...

I've gotten into tabletop games a great deal more more recently and the variety, quality and fun is still a fresh novelty, so to have an Android incarnation of a...

Crest is an interesting game and one that has managed to fly under my radar for some time, surprising considering it’s a crowdfunded indie god game with some very cool...

When I first reviewed Out There I was a little sour about it being mobile only, to the extent that I looked into options for running Android apps on desktop...