There’s a grassroots feel to Space Hulk: Deathwing Enhanced Edition – as is the case for most of the games based on Games Workshop’s perennially popular Warhammer 40,000 tabletop game. Neither its developer, Streum On Studio nor
There are, generally speaking, two routes to take when it comes to remastering a beloved older game. One is to try and improve on it, add in new levels or challenges, fresh areas, additional weapons.
It seems fitting that Detroit arrives now – with Westworld being one of the biggest shows on TV, the rise of the machines has rarely been more popular. We also sit at a turning point in the real world,
Nostalgia has become big business for the games industry in recent years: Nintendo’s recent mini-versions of the NES and Super NES sold as quickly as they could be manufactured, Bandai Namco resurrected Pac-Man surprisingly convincingly and most
Vampires, as we all know, don’t exist. However, if they did, becoming one might actually have its perks. This atmospheric, distinctly steampunk game from Dontnod, of Life Is Strange fame, offers a means of exploring the dilemmas
When will InGen learn? Jurassic Park went awry before it even opened, the proposed San Diego branch resulted in a T-rex stomping around suburbia, and Jurassic World only managed a few successful years before all hell broke loose. In Jurassic
The Mario Tennis franchise may not be one that generates as much anticipation as the others revolving around the moustachioed plumber. But past entries have been solid enough, offering arcade-style tennis action featuring Nintendo’s familiar cast of
The open-world driving game is a genre that exists because it can: it came about purely because advances in games design technology made it much easier for developers to create huge open worlds. But as
Over the last year or so, Bethesda has been quite the champion of the Switch, bringing both The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, and the DOOM reboot to Nintendo’s hybrid console. The latest addition to this growing library of AAA
Spare a moment to consider the Wii U’s plight – home to dozens of great games, but played by barely anyone because the console never quite caught on. That disparity between software quality and overall