We’re rounding off our three-part crossover feature on Games Workshop titles in the board game realm and what they mean for videogames by looking at Warhammer 40,000: Dark Imperium. It was last year’s biggest board game release, and I’d say it’s right there where board games and creative hobbyists meet – read on to find out why this is where passionate board gamers turn to and why it’s inspired so many videogames already. Continue reading “Games Workshop feature – Warhammer 40,000: Dark Imperium (part 3/3)”
Category: Editorials
Xploder Cheat System review (PS4)
Remember the Game Genie from back in the (S)NES and Genesis/Mega Drive days? Or perhaps the Action Replay or Game Shark? There’s a brand new way to cheat in many of your PS4 games thanks to the Xploder software package, from the people behind Action Replay and Game Shark. It’s now available for all regions and we took the software for a spin. Continue reading “Xploder Cheat System review (PS4)”
Chernobyl VR Project review (PSVR)
Over the past year, we’ve seen a number of Playstation VR releases that don’t strictly fall into the realm of videogames. Blending the line between entertainment, experience and documentary, these releases find new ways of delivering content by using VR technology. One such example is The Chernobyl VR Project, which has been out (in early access) on Steam for a while and has now made it to Playstation VR. Continue reading “Chernobyl VR Project review (PSVR)”
Rogue Islands impressions (PC)
A new Steam game that recently caught our attention is Rogue Islands by Keystone Games. We’re enjoying the game, but love the story behind it as well. Continue reading “Rogue Islands impressions (PC)”
Comic Con Amsterdam report
A day after the Amsterdam Comic Con edition of 2017 wrapped up, we look back at an event with international allure on a Dutch scale. Continue reading “Comic Con Amsterdam report”