Month: December 2022

Marvel’s Midnight Suns reviewed on PC by Dan Stapleton. Also available on Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. “With Marvel’s Midnight Suns, Firaxis has put itself in the league of RPG developers like BioWare, Obsidian, Bethesda, and Larian. Its innovative combat takes a bit to get going, but once it does it makes excellent use of
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Survival horror, eh? The thrills, the spills, the intrigue of the adventure? You’re getting all that in The Beast Inside as it releases on Xbox and PlayStation.  Available right now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S (fully optimised), and PS5, The Beast Inside breaks out of the PC gamingscape to deliver some new survival horror
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There are times when you want to test yourself in the gaming world. And when those moments strike, you’ll have no trouble finding games that push you to the limit. Games like Flywrench, Trials Fusion, and In The Groove made their names not for the quality of their storylines and designs, but because of how
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If my opinion mattered one jot, I would say to any game developer… NEVER start your game in the dark.  Gamers – and people in general – are too fickle, easily frustrated. Starting a game and ensuring that those players need to fumble around with controls, while not being able to see what is going
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Ah, the simple addition of the word ‘Tactics’ to the end of a title. With those seven letters, you can get me handing over wodges of cash, with a nostalgic warmth in my belly. Who knew that one word could have so much power?  ‘Tactics’ is gaming shorthand for a turn-based RPG. But more than
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One of my favorite things about watching superheroes duke it out is when someone gets smacked so hard they fly backwards and crash through solid walls, explode tanker trucks, or slam into their friends. It’s an awesome demonstration of just how strong these godlike characters are supposed to be, and it’s always a disappointment when
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Image: Sega Following the special Sonic Frontiers collaboration with Monster Hunter earlier this month, Sega has now revealed its plans for even more free updates. The game company has revealed a new ‘2023 content road map’ – featuring a total of three updates. Players can expect all sorts of content including a Juke Box, Photo
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Xbox Series X one-minute review The Xbox Series X wasn’t an essential purchase at launch, but Microsoft’s powerhouse console has come a long way since then It’s always been a fantastic piece of hardware, just one that needed a few extra improvements to justify its price tag. Until recently, the Xbox Series X has been
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Xbox Wireless Controller – One-minute review The Xbox Wireless Controller is a revised version of the Xbox One controller, which underwent some upgrades for its release alongside the Xbox Series X|S. Despite bearing the same name as its predecessor, the Xbox Wireless Controller is a marked improvement over Microsoft’s previous Xbox One gamepad. If that appeals
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PS5 one-minute review Our PS5 expectations were extremely high after the incredible success of the PS4. Thankfully, Sony’s new-gen console delivers and improves upon its predecessor in almost every way. The PS5 DualSense controller – Sony’s clever new pad featuring haptic feedback and adaptive triggers – is nothing short of a revelation. The combination of
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