“Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet” Developer: Dimps Publisher: Bandai Namco “Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom” Developer: Level-5 Publisher: Bandai Namco I spent some time considering these games and it turns out there isn’t much to say about them. Not because their bad, far from it. It might be good…
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Gamescom 2017 Coverage | “Call of Cthulhu: The Official Video Game” (Cyanide Studio)
“Call of Cthulhu: The Official Video Game” Developer: Cyanide Studio Publisher: Focus Home Interactive Lovecraft is something that we’ve become very accustom to over the years on the site. Be it reviewing some of his books or having a look at adaptions of his works. So adding “Call of Cthulhu:…
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“Dawn of Andromeda” Review
“Dawn of Andromeda” Developer: Grey Wolf Entertainment Publisher: Iceberg Interactive Available for PC Reviewed with Press Code With it coming out of Early Access, “Dawn of Andromeda” has hit the ground running. The early access period was more of a public bug testing, as the only difference between the builds…
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Other Games (The Console & PC Biggins) (MCM London October 2014 Coverage)
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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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…
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EVOLVE (Big Alpha Preview)
Some time ago, there was a weekend were the game “EVOLVE” was available to play by a lot of people. I was very careful choosing those words because it wasn’t free to play. You had to get a code to be let in to play it so technically it was…
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Kevin’s Music Review: Boards of Canada – Music Has the Right to Children
Music Has the Right to Children…the faceless, brooding IDM titan indeed proves this notion truer than most, begetting countless electronic artists over the years, inspiring legions of nostalgic, watercolor-tinged dark horses, who all walk under the same turquoise hexagon sun. Scottish brothers Marcus Eoin and Michael Sandison have always been…
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Atomp Discusses: Windows, Mac, Linux and Gaming
Tom Hooper aka Atomp Despite having quite the list of games that I want to play and review, this week has been a bit of a bust on that front. I made it perhaps halfway through the Arma3 singleplayer campaign and that’s about the sum of the gameplay that…
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