Battlefield V takes on Black Ops 4 for the first person shooter crown this holiday season. Both titles are difficult to compare, but not for the reasons you might think. Battlefield V is out now for PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One. Continue reading “Battlefield V review (PC)”
Melbits World review (PS4)
Melbits World just launched as part of Sony’s new wave of Playlink-enabled titles for the PS4. After previous Melbits titles on mobile platforms, Spanish developer Melbot (see the theme here?) makes its console debut here. Time to check it out. Continue reading “Melbits World review (PS4)”
Sociable Soccer – an update from Jon Hare
It’s been over a year since Sociable Soccer went into early access on Steam and we previewed it. Lately, much of the news has been about the game heading to China for a mobile release, leaving the community wondering what will happen to the PC and potential console versions. We got in touch with Jon Hare, designer of both the immortal classic Sensible Soccer and Sociable Soccer, to find out more. Continue reading “Sociable Soccer – an update from Jon Hare”
Hitman 2 review (Xbox One/PC)
IO Interactive’s Hitman 2, after months of teasing new locations and missions, has finally launched. Out now on Playstation 4, Xbox One and PC, we conducted our contract killing business on the Xbox One and PC versions. Continue reading “Hitman 2 review (Xbox One/PC)”
Spyro Reignited Trilogy review (PS4)
Perhaps one of the most family-friendly remakes yet, the Spyro – Reignited Trilogy gives a new generation of gamers the chance to play with a trio of platformers that originally captivated Playstation 1 audiences. The trilogy’s available now on both Xbox One and Playstation 4 – we tested on the latter platform. Continue reading “Spyro Reignited Trilogy review (PS4)”
