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Fable: The Journey to a New Beginning
We look back at the legacy of Lionhead's fan-favourite fantasy series as the next entry is readied for release over at Playground Games.
We look back at the legacy of Lionhead's fan-favourite fantasy series as the next entry is readied for release over at Playground Games.
Life after death is strange.
We've been pinballing our way through Villa Gorilla's charming island adventure.
We've been on an artistic adventure.
Will you choose Life or Death?
We've been hoofing the ball like it's 1994.
We take to the road to dish out some rough justice.
We return to world of hardship and despair, where each and every decision could be the difference between life and death, and we couldn't be happier to be here.
We're back for another season spent prowling the technical area.
We've been testing our skill and our luck in this unpredictable mix of chess and poker.
Does the first major expansion for Beyond Earth make a splash or sink like a stone?
We've been taking turns and stealthily exploring Klei's procedurally-generated strategy game.
A spiritual successor to popular Sega Saturn series Panzer Dragoon, Crimson Dragon has a number of strengths inspired by that era of gaming.
Strategy sim turns out to be the black sheep (or should that be giraffe?) of the Xbox One launch line-up.
Burial at Sea sees the highly regarded Bioshock games return to the underwater depths of Rapture.
It's the genre that's come a long way in its scares. We look at the mutation of video game horror titles - from birth to its fearsome future.
We sit down with Burial at Sea's producer, Don Roy, and find out more about the inspirations behind the incoming DLC.
Sports Interactive returns with another deep football management sim.
Pokémon is a franchise that must be doing something right.
Who knew being a God involved so much clicking?
Are you ready to descend into nightmare? That's the offer that Amnesia: A Machine For Pigs is giving you.
As we're in the midst of a console war, Jon Newcombe considers if consumer desires should be driving technological innovation.
More news on Lionhead's recently announced Xbox One exclusive.
It looks like it's going to be a good end of year for early adopters.
New adversary is the announcement teased by Warner Bros.
New app designed to appeal to casual gamers, plus new screens.
As the latest instalment of the ever popular football simulator nears release an abundance of information has been revealed.
Proof of concept VR game to become standalone title.
The Amiga classic is making a comeback.
Tales of Xillia is absurd, and it flourishes in absurdity.
China's legendary warlords take to the battlefield once more for some high-octane button bashing action.
Does this DLC offering from Telltale have enough bite?
Project Eternity is a return to the dark and punishing world of the isometric RPG. Thousands of people wanted it. Chris Avellone promised to deliver it. Thanks to Kickstarter, it looks like we're going to get it.
Though the clinical title suggests otherwise, Surgeon Simulator 2013 won't help medical students get their licence.
There's an almost Wild West feel to the mysterious ancient alien planet Nexus, an engaging set-up that entices with possibilities.
From the creators of Deadly Premonition.
Respawn's futuristic shooter makes double appearance at E3.
Wild Hunt on show during MS conference at E3.
Next Battlefield DLC to land on Xbox One first.
UK launch in time for the holiday season.
Capcom's latest entry in the series revealed at Microsoft's E3 Conference.
It's the announcement we all knew would happen, but it's still a welcome sight.
Kinect and a new controller detailed in Microsoft's presentation.
We continue to recall some of the greatest games of the generation. This time Rocksteady Studios' revival of a caped crusader.
Run away screaming or embrace the darkness?
A retro walk through the evolution of RPGs.
No prisoner ever forced to entertain malevolent cats in a twisted theatre has ever had so much fun.
Think Dance Dance Revolution meets Ikaruga, and you're close to understanding what Rhythm Destruction is all about.
Players are reunited with ace-shot Cole Anderson as he battles deep behind enemy lines, picking off any number of terrorist antagonists.
It's time to tool up, get some protection and take on one of the most hostile environments imaginable. Don't let Prison Architect's cute and colourful graphics fool you, this has the makings of a very thought provoking game.