There where many console games at MCM. Many of them were already out or there where just panels so I didn’t get to play them. This just means that they can be write up by themselves. They wouldn’t be long enough. So, let’s us start of with a favourite of…
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Assassin’s Creed Unity (MCM London October 2014 Coverage)
After playing the demo of “Assassin’s Creed Unity” that Ubisoft where showing off at MCM, I have to say that I am sorely disappointed. Ubisoft, in recent times, have been one of the loudest voices for the regeneration of the consoles saying things like ‘consoles are holding back the gaming…
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Bloodborne (MCM London October 2014 Coverage)
The next game from From Software (no word processor, that wasn’t an error), the guys behind the “Dark Souls” series was demoed at MCM. It was in a no recording booth section with “The Order: 1886”. They both are sort of the same. Both have a steampunk setting and both…
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Far Cry 4 (MCM London October 2014 Coverage)
“Far Cry 4” is much like it predecessor. So much like it I’d say that it was using the crib notes. The demo only showed one level cut right out of the game so all context was removed but if felt like it could have been cut right out of…
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The Order: 1886 (MCM London October 2014 Coverage)
“The Order: 1886” is a steampunk 3rd person shooter. If, just by that sentence, you feel like you won’t like the game then you probably won’t. The game is exactly what it says on the tin. You play as moustachioed protagonist with what is often thought of as a regular…
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Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (MCM London October 2014 Coverage)
I really like Lego game. At least most of them. I’ve been playing them for most of my life all the way from the Lego Media days all the way to TT Games. Lego Batman was a game of simple pleasures. You are Lego Batman in Lego Gotham fighting Lego…
Read MoreAtomP (P)reviews – Papers, Please, [Lucas Pope]
By Tom Hooper aka Atomp Papers, Please is somewhat unique and not long ago the free beta that I’m previewing here got a great deal of attention from the youtube gaming community, as such I figured it would be good to go back and look at it in preparation for…
Read MoreAli Ingle – The Man And The Monster album review
Ali Ingle, a mere 22 years old, have taken over my speakers. With the EP The Man And The Monster he delivers heartfelt songs like Jekyl & Hyde, the song the album is named after, where he comes very close to describing the feeling of love with the metaphor of…
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