Jedi: Fallen Order (Preview)
EA has announced their newest Star Wars game, set to release later this year: Jedi: Fallen Order will be a single player action adventure game set just after the events of Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith. The game hopes to further expand on what happened in the galaxy between Episodes 3 and […]
Review: Dangerous Driving
Car crashes are an inevitable part of any driving game. However, few games take the simple phenomenon of an object moving at a high velocity coming to a sudden stop and turn it into a major gameplay element. Yet, for a number of years, humanity’s strange fascination with high octane road accidents was the driving […]
Game Website Review: CoolMathGames.com
Written by Bradley Winters, work experience student Remember when games weren’t downloaded on your computer, or when the only games on there were minesweeper or solitaire? There were tons of flash games around to fill the void and that’s what CoolMathGames (CMG f0r short) is: a reminder of when people had free time in lessons and […]
Rocket League Crate Review: Velocity Crate
By Bradley Winters, work experience student The Velocity Crate was released in the 4.12.17 update for Rocket League and contains one of the following 4 rare decals: 1 very rare wheel, 1 very rare paint finish, 1 very rare trail, 1 import body, 1 import wheel, 1 import rocket boost, 2 exotic wheels, 4 black […]
Review: Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
I’d like to start this review with a confession. I, the esteemed author of this piece of assuredly high quality video game journalism, have never played a Dark Souls game. Some of you will be understandably incensed by this revelation. You’ll stand up in front of your computer, phone or toaster (or whichever other gadget […]
Review: Nuclear Throne (Nintendo Switch)
Last week, I was just sat in my room, working on another addition to my Road To Endgame series of articles when I heard that Nintendo was doing another direct. Being the kinda person I am, I thought nothing else of it until I checked my Switch and noticed two things that caught my eye. […]
PREVIEW: Days Gone
Credit: @sonybendstudio Days Gone is the new and upcoming open-world, PlayStation exclusive, zombie apocalypse game, the type that only a handful of creators have been able to successfully make up until now. The zombie genre has seriously grown over the years, possibly due to the introduction to the popular hit AMC zombie-drama, The Walking Dead, in […]
Game Review: Rocket League
By Bradley Winters, work experience student Rocket League is a football game but with cars, available on PC, Xbox One and PS4. The cars can be customised with bodies, liveries, paintjob, wheels, boosts, trails, goal explosions and engine audio. The game was created by Psyonix as a sequel to Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket Powered Battlecars, which […]
Review: Dirt Rally 2.0
Dirt Rally 2.0 waltzed into my life and almost immediately presented me with a rather unique dilemma: do I review it as a Dirt game, meaning as the most recent entry in the Dirt series since 2017’s Dirt 4? Or, on the other hand, do I review it as the second game in the Dirt […]
Game preview: Metro Exodus
Credit: Instagram Artyom returns for the third installment of the Metro game series that was inspired by the international bestselling book; Metro 2033 written by Dmitry Glukhovsky. The game starts off with you getting a brief recap of what has happened since The Last War (which I believe to be Metro’s depiction of World War […]