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Kratos is staring at you, lips furled into a frown, sweat beading on his brow – you can sense the anger, the drama and the passion emanating from that cold glare. Lightening crashes around and the sky worsens; tension grows as weather reflects your inner feelings of fear and suspense. And this is just the [...]

Independently made games are often known for their smart ideas, artistic execution and bucket-loads of charm. It’s probably also safe to say that they equally come with a lack longevity, the odd technical hitch and a general lack of overall polish. The Misadventures of P.B. Winterbottom, however, is different. Don’t get me wrong it has [...]

Available for the bargain price of 400 MP, with 60% of the profits going to children’s charities around the world, what excuse do you have not to buy it?

Aminata Design try to transition from mini-games and web layouts, to an immersive gaming narrative. Does it work? Read our Machinarium Review…

The Pixeljunk series has had an ever increasing quality level but can they do it for the forth time in a row? Read our review of Pixeljunk Shooter.

You’re speeding through the famous tunnel overlooking the Monaco Waterfront at two hundred miles per hour. Ahead of you, Jenson Button, so far he’s been top dog, receiving all the plaudits and praise, little does he know that you’ve been gaining precious second upon second and at the next chicane you’ll strike.
He makes a mess [...]

Have you ever longed to be a waiter or waitress in a restaurant? If your answer is yes then it’s your lucky day. Meet Flo, an office worker who hates her job, big surprise right?
When she gets chased out of her office while trying to get away from a mob of angry coworkers wielding various [...]

The only obvious way to start a review for an RPG is by stating that I don’t really play them. In actuality, the last RPG I played was Pokemon, and I’m not even sure if that counts. When I tell people that I don’t play Role Playing Games, I’m often greeted with shock and then [...]

We’ve reached the end of our journey as many mysteries still remain under Liberty City’s desaturated rain covered veil. Niko Bellic tried to figure out his American Dream only to find life in the city harder than imagined. Johnny Klebitz has found the prison release of The Lost Motorcycle Club’s leader more troublesome than first [...]

They say that great art evokes emotion and opinions, whether they be favorable or critical, as long as it provokes a reaction, its considered art. Axel & Pixel is definitely a game that will evoke emotions but it’s tough to put an opinion on something that is so ambiguous in approach. Occasionally I’m left thinking [...]