The Netflix matchup between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul has redefined what a modern boxing event can be, fusing old-school boxing prestige with digital-age…
‘Wolfenstein: The Old Blood’ review: we’re in the zombie Nazi killing business
Welcome back to the land of technologically advanced Nazi’s and cheesy American one-liners. Yes, that’s right. Our favourite Nazi-killing machine, B.J. Blazkowicz, is back…
The good kind of bad: 5 of our favourite gaming villains
The heroes of our games would be nothing without their contrasting counterparts. A villain drives the hero forward, gives meaning to his cause. A…
The answer lies within you: PayPal’s Leblanc talks about the future of online security
Jonathan Leblanc, Head of Global Developer Advocacy at PayPal and Braintree, says that biometric security systems like fingerprint and eyeball scans are a thing…
‘Mortal Kombat X’ review: bloody brilliant
In 1992 four programmers with a minimal budget wanted to make a game based on the movie Bloodsport. Fortunately Jean Claude van Damme, the…
‘Pillars of Eternity’ review: vivid, vast, visceral
Obsidian Entertainment’s games have always been known for their vividly elaborate plots and immense settings (Fallout: New Vegas, Neverwinter Nights 2). Its latest title,…
‘A Pixel Story’ review: a magical journey through gaming history
A Pixel Story is the work of UK-based and BAFTA nominated indie game developers, Lamplight Studios. The 2D platformer takes the history of gaming…
Alien: Isolation, The Talos Principle and OlliOlli: the Better Late Than Never roundup
It’s Better Late Than Never time again, the review series that takes a deeper look at the gaming titles we have unforgivably overlooked in…
Twitter is listening: data mining, Gnip and the fabled ‘firehose’
Twitter is currently making a ton of money by selling access to your tweets. Now you might be wondering “Why would someone pay to…
‘Ori and the Blind Forest’ review: facing fears, finding courage
Every so often rare circumstances come together and give birth to something extraordinary. Be it the alignment of the stars or the direction of…
‘Tormentum: Dark Sorrow’ review: demented silence
Tormentum: Dark Sorrow is a spectacularly sinister point-and-click puzzle adventure created by the Polish three-man indie developing team, Oh Noo! Studios. It will take…
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