When the martial arts met Bond: The story of Saboteur
I’m sitting opposite Saboteur’s coder, Clive Townsend, at a retro gaming show in the Midlands. Two pints separate us: beer for me, cider for him – eve
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A third of the way in, Redfall is characterful and fun and currently a little bit janky
Welcome to Redfall, where the town motto is “Calm seas and sunny skies.” Today, the seas are unnaturally calm. It’s quietly horrific, actually. Go dow
What we've been playing
15th of July, 2022Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we’ve found ourselves playing over th
Star Wars: The Old Republic is getting another expansion
Star Wars: The Old Republic has been around for some time now – nearly 10 years, in fact – and to mark the occasion the game is getting another expans
PlanetSide 2 studio buys developer making Alien game
Daybreak Games has bought Cold Iron Studios.Daybreak Games, which makes MMO shooter PlanetSide 2, did not disclose the terms of the deal, but did say
GTA 6 publisher "not really worried" about Xbox Series S performance
Take-Two head Strauss Zelnick isn’t worried about getting GTA 6 to work on Microsoft’s Xbox Series S console.The Series S is, of course, the Xbox Seri
The Finals: next-gen physics destruction on PS5 and Series X/S at 60fps
As a new Unreal Engine 5 FPS developed for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series consoles and PC, The Finals released quite suddenly in late 2023. After a smatte
CS:GO has smashed its own all-time concurrent user peak yet again
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) has once again smashed its all-time concurrent PC user peak.According to SteamDB, CS:GO topped 1.8m concurren
Bethesda confirms Fallout 5 will be its next game after The Elder Scrolls 6
When last we heard of Fallout 5, it was little more than a “one-pager” idea at Bethesda that may or may not come to fruition; however, studio director
I think I quite like the new Final Fantasy that's the butt of the internet's jokes
We tend to remember E3s not for the moments of triumph but those more commonplace, faintly tragic and often very comic interludes we set our watches b