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Breaking Down GTA’s Casino 

For five long years players of GTA5 sped past the Diamond Casino and Resort only to see the “Opening Soon” sign. Many had already given up any hopes of being able to play the tables or secure one of the resort’s penthouses when there was the shock announcement in July 2019 that it was open

2020 – A big Year for Gamers; Huge for PlayStation

2020 will be one of those unmissable years for gamers, it’s when we’ll witness the launch of the PS5. Excitement awaits. We’ve rumored for years, we even got the year correct. 2020 is when we’ll see the official launch of the PS5. Here’s why you should be excited, ready

Jumanji: The Video Game Screenshots

Single Player PS4 Story Games You Should Try

For a while there, I was really starting to think that the era of great single-player games was coming to an end. I was probably overreacting, but there were a few years where the priority seemed to shift to an online multiplayer. So many games would have a short, uneventful and uninspired campaign

Disgaea 4 Complete Plus Review – Superb Strategy

There are few franchises simultaneously as popular and as baffling to outsiders as the Disgaea series. Technically, there are only six mainline Disgaea entries, but the series is fairly labyrinthine, stretching across multiple consoles, various different editions, and literal thousands of hours of g

Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Review – Answering The Call

When the original Call of Duty: Modern Warfare launched back in 2007, it’s fair to say it revolutionised not only the first-person shooter genre but gaming as a whole. The single-player campaign was filled with memorable moments – the ghillie suit mission, the finale, that nuclear blast – but it was

Destiny Connect: Tick-Tock Travellers Review – Time Is On Your Side

The phrase “games for children” is a curious one. When I was younger, the games I played were mainly those intended for adults (yes, I know, I was very bad). The line between games for kids and games for adults was blurry, with stalwarts like Crash Bandicoot and Spyro the Dragon ostensibly being aim

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III Review – The Well-Travelled Trail

It’s the responsibility of some games to push the boat out and challenge what gaming can really mean as an art form. For games like Return of the Obra Dinn, Undertale, and Papers, Please, the mission is to advance our medium and see how mechanics and storytelling can best be united on a moment-to-mo

Changes That Still Need To Be Made In FIFA

The biggest football game on the planet was released at the end of September, but the release has been met with a tirade of negative reviews from some of the players. The number of glitches in this early edition of the game has left many questioning whether a later release of the game could see

Ranking All 9 Resident Evil Games On PlayStation 4

The Resident Evil series of survival horror games has been terrifying us since way back in 1996. The first instalment, Resident Evil, proved massively influential, spawning a legion of imitators and sequels. Many of these games have successfully stood the test of time, while others…well…

GRID 2019 Review – Tour De Force

The history of Codemasters’ TOCA series is a long and sprawling one. It began way back in 1997 with the PlayStation’s TOCA Touring Car Championship, an odd rough diamond that’s worth a revisit just to see the origins of this high-flying franchise. Sequel after sequel followed, and before long the TO

The Alliance Alive HD Remaster Review – With A Little Help From My Friends

There’s something very comforting about the concept of tradition. If there’s something you’ve always enjoyed doing or experiencing, then whether something earth-shaking has just happened or not, that tradition can make you feel calm and relaxed. This goes for everything from clothing to music to vid