Ryan Schubert kidnapped GameSpot UK's Danny O'Dwyer and forces him to play Quake 1 on Nightmare mode!

Check out the latest entry in the Resident Evil series, another Donkey Kong, a brand new Van Helsing game, and the fourth Call of Juarez.

EA has abandoned its online pass scheme -- a bit of news we thought you'd be delighted by. Turns out not everyone is rushing to thank EA. Johnny investigates.

Danny goes on a trip to our irradiated future in this Fallout episode of Escape From Mount Stupid.

Jonathan and Randolph don their steampunk gear and smoking pipes as they head into the city state of Nexus in this free-to-play action RPG.

Take a quick look at a teaser trailer for Batman: Arkham Origins.

Seb and Johnny go head to head in Worms Revolution to find out who is the worst at Worms Revolution. Apparently it's both of them.

Seb and Johnny compete for lums in the colourful world of Rayman Origins. Warning: contains equally colourful language.

Jess and Zorine take on the heavily suggested Cry of Fear and find themselves far more terrified by duel-wielding demon children and disappearing ghosts than they expected.

Minimum specs: Consoles; Recommended specs: PC. That's how it's supposed to go, right? See for yourself in this graphics comparison! Note: Video compression may alter the true visual appearance of the game.

Peter Brown jumps into his Strike Suit and does a barrel roll.

Seb and Johnny go detectorising with the cast of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation on Random Encounter.

Get ready for the sads. Ukrainian-developed adventure game 'The Kite' is the subject of Ed and Jess' attention this week where themes of poverty and domestic abuse culminate in an ending that'll make you want to hug the closest person or object.

Johnny takes on Ubisoft's Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon in a quest to decimate the boar population. Warning: contains many puns.

Piece together some tasty morsels of exposition in the first gameplay trailer for The Bureau: XCOM Declassified.

2K Marin's tactical third-person shooter is aiming to bridge the gap between strategy and action. But can it succeed?

SMITE tournaments are being hosted by Hi-Rez Studios in the North American and European regions; $1000 prize pool per tournament is up for grabs each week.