Some dream about making the world leaderboards, when all we want is a double-figure kill score.
Four things you’ll understand if you’re a terrible gamer
Cuphead: the arbitrary hostage of the skippability debate
Irina Nakon explores how the charming indie game became the civilian casualty of a long-standing divisive issue.
Call of Duty: WWII – to buy or not to buy?
The latest instalment of the Call of Duty series has been released today. Aneesa Dastgir gives her preview of the game.
Seven games that require a Stirling remake
In the wake of the new Stirling Monopoly, Craig Wright looks at other games ready for a Stirling remake.
Trick or treat? The best Halloween games for 2017
Which horror games will you be playing this Halloween? Neil Brannigan has the best hits.
Nintendo – consistently disappointing through undersupplying
Nathan Mowatt critically looks at Nintendo’s consistently unreliable distribution methods.
The Nintendo SNES contains some super mini improvements
After being lucky enough to get his hands on one, Brig’s Nathan Mowatt reviews Nintendo’s new SNES Mini console
Monopoly launches Stirling edition
Monopoly has launched a Stirling edition of the famous game.
Out of control: Are game remakes just a money-making bonanza?
Neil Brannigan investigates the reality behind game remakes. Is it old but gold? Or are they a money-making bonanza?
Six understated games you can finish in one sitting
Irina Nakon compiles some short and sweet titles you can complete in an evening.
