Gaming

Call Of Duty: Ghosts - girls can play too
Call Of Duty: Ghosts multiplayer revealed in new trailers
Activision has offered the first look at Ghosts’ multiplayer, featuring destructible scenery, female soldiers, and… dogs…
Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches
Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches review – toil and trouble
The final slice of DLC for Dishonored helps you decide the fate of the assassin Daud, but does it offer a satisfying end to his…
Head Over Heels – does it deserve the HD treatment more than DuckTales?
Games Inbox: Head Over Heels HD, EA vs. Wii U, and Game Dev Story
The morning Inbox has more reaction from Microsoft’s latest U-turn, as one reader worries over the similarities between Pikmin and Wonderful 101…
Xbox One - not pan-Europe
Xbox One delayed in Europe, still November in UK
Scandinavia, Belgium, and Russia are amongst those that won’t be able to buy the Xbox One until next year, as the number of launch countries…
It was teased at E3 but will Black Tusk’s new game be officially announced next week?
New Xbox One exclusive confirmed for Gamescom
Microsoft will unveil a brand new Xbox One title next week, although it’s not clear what it is or how much of it will be…
  • Games reviews & previews

  • SteamWorld Dig
    SteamWorld Dig review – A Fistful of Dirt
    The 3DS gets a new eShop download that counts everything from Spelunky to Metroid as its inspiration, but does the odd mix of influences works…
    DuckTales: Remastered
    DuckTales: Remastered review – making woo-oo
    One of the most fondly remembered licensed games of the ‘90s gets a big budget HD makeover, but does DuckTales stand the test of time…
    Payday 2
    Payday 2 review – the heat is on
    The award for the year’s most improved sequel has a front runner, with a four-player co-op shooter inspired by Michael Mann’s Heat…
    Papers, Please
    Papers, Please review – the banality of evil
    Working as an immigration inspector may seem a bizarre idea for a video game but Papers, Please will test your ethics as well as your…
    Spin The Bottle: Bumpie's Party (Wii U) – there’s a very Katamari Damacy-esque feel to the phallic-looking mascots.
    Spin The Bottle: Bumpie’s Party review – kiss ‘n’ tell
    In order to properly enjoy the Wii U’s latest download you’d have to be drunk, but that’s not a criticism in this bizarre new party…
    Divinity: Dragon Commander
    Divinity: Dragon Commander review – all-in-one
    What happens when you mix Risk, Command & Conquer, The Elder Scrolls, and the question of gay marriage into a single video game? The answer…
    Muramasa Rebirth
    Muramasa Rebirth review – shallow beauty
    One of the best-looking games of the current generation is improved even further on the PS Vita. But is the gameplay up to the same…
    Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons
    Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons review – two for one
    The Summer of Arcade season begins with a new game from the creators of The Chronicles Of Riddick and The Darkness, but it’s not a…
    Tales Of Xillia
    Tales Of Xillia review – East meets West
    Namco Bandai’s long-running role-playing series tries to borrow a trick or two from Skyrim and Mass Effect but does the fusion work…
    StreetPass Mii Plaza – Nintendo at their best?
    StreetPass Squad, Garden, Battle, and Mansion review – strangers on a train
    GameCentral takes a look at the most recent additions to the StreetPass Plaza and a very Nintendo attitude to social gaming…
    Rise of the Triad
    Rise Of The Triad review – almost famous
    One of the very earliest first person shooters finally gets a modern day reboot, but does Rise Of the Triad have anything to teach modern…
    Tech
    The Knightmare begins again as YouTube launches its own Geek Week
    The geek has inherited the Earth. But who are geeks these days, anyway? All of us? Metro talks to the video stars behind YouTube’s upcoming…
    Total War: Rome II - history in the making
    Total War: Rome II hands-on preview – epicus maximus
    Gaming’s most high tech strategy series returns to the era of its greatest triumph, with state-of-the-art visuals that are as epic as any action game…
    Total War: Rome II – sea it in action
    Total War: Rome II interviews – ‘history is gameplay’
    GameCentral talks to the lead designer of the latest Total War game about next gen consoles and next generation artificial intelligence…
    Shin Megami Tensei IV
    Shin Megami Tensei IV review – end of the world
    Atlus’ cult role-playing series gets its first numbered sequel in a decade, but will it be able to breakaway from the shadow of spin-off series…
    BioShock Infinite: Clash In The Clouds
    BioShock Infinite: Clash In The Clouds review – fire and forget
    The first downloadable content for BioShock Infinite is all action and no story, but can the game still entertain without its best feature…
    Cloudberry Kingdom
    Cloudberry Kingdom review – world’s hardest platformer
    Another Kickstarter project makes it to completion, but despite modest goals and funds could this Xbox Live Arcade release be the best of the bunch…
    Ittle Dew
    Ittle Dew review – The Parody of Zelda
    Can a £10 indie game really hope to equal the quality of a real Legend Of Zelda game? If nothing else Ittle Dew is funnier…
    Skulls Of The Shogun
    Skulls Of The Shogun PC review – samurai strategy
    One of the year’s most acclaimed strategy games is finally released on Steam, allowing PC gamers to experience the next best thing to Advance Wars…
    Shadowrun Returns
    Shadowrun Returns review – Tolkien-esque cyberpunk
    One of console gaming’s most beloved role-players is brought back to life, but will this be just another disappointing Kickstarter project…
    Plants Vs. Zombies 2: It’s About Time
    Plants Vs. Zombies 2: It’s About Time review – full bloom
    After years in the waiting PopCap are finally poised to release their gardening apocalypse sequel, but will it have the same impact as the smash…
    Attack Of The Friday Monsters!
    Attack Of The Friday Monsters! review – Tokyo story
    Never mind BioShock Infinite and The Last Of Us, could this low budget 3DS download have the best interactive storytelling of the year…
    Dynasty Warriors 8
    Dynasty Warriors 8 review – same as it ever was?
    It’s already got more sequels and spin-offs than Call Of Duty and Assassin’s Creed put together, so what makes this year’s Dynasty Warriors worth bothering…
    Stealth Inc: A Clone In The Dark
    Stealth Inc.: A Clone In The Dark review – hide and seek
    PlayStation Network gets a new puzzle game download that requires the platform prowess of Mario and the sneaking skills of Solid Snake…
    Killzone: Mercenary - just what the PS Vita needed
    Killzone: Mercenary hands-on preview – PS Vita redeemed
    Sony’s handheld finally gets a first person shooter worthy of its power, with a spin-off game featuring some unexpected influences…