“We will be watching” Once again you’re put in charge of defending the Earth from an extraterrestrial incursion, only this time you have an army at your command and the backing of the world’s leaders (at first anyway). And when [...]

“This is not a sermon. I will offer no insight” It took four studios to make BioShock 2: 2K Marin, 2K China, Arkane and Digital Extremes working together to attempt to match (or better) what Ken Levine’s Irrational had achieved [...]

“Like it or not, the world has changed” In Ubisoft’s I Am Alive you play as an unnamed man trying to reach his partner and child in an America left in ruins by a mysterious “Event”. The protagonist’s journey proves [...]

Our friends at Gaijin Games have excelled themselves with Commander Video’s latest escapade, BIT.TRIP Presents… Runner 2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien. Self-confessed Runnerholic Darren Gargette is here to tell you all about it.

Fifteen months ago I reviewed the original version of this Serious Sam and I can’t believe where the time has gone. It only felt like yesterday I was blasting through Mommy’s Best Games’ (MBG) superb 2D representation of the Serious [...]

“If you want guarantees, buy a toaster” Formed by the three Yerli brothers, Frankfurt’s Crytek burst onto the PC gaming scene with the technically impressive FarCry in 2004. Three years later they followed up with Crysis, a near-future sci-fi FPS that remains one [...]

“It takes a strong man to deny what’s right in front of him” Released in June 2012 for 360, PS3 and PC, Yager Development’s Spec Ops: The Line is a third-person military shooter set in a troubled Middle East where [...]

Long Road Ahead Is anyone out there? Tony, Josh, Sean and James are still in the Cane & Rinse bunker as they try desperately to send the message far and wide to the remnants of civilization: Telltale Games’ The Walking [...]

Darren Gargette shows off the beginning of his Mark of the Ninja New Game Plus.

Darren Gargette is taken aback by the charm and quality of the latest in Traveller’s Tales’ long-running LEGO movie tie-in games: LEGO The Lord of the Rings.