Review: Nidhogg
I challenge you to an acid infused duel, En garde! Let me preface this review by saying this is probably the most intriguing, bonkers and mind-boggling title I have ever played. Where to even start?...
View ArticlePreview: Caffeine
The idea of a ten minute proof of concept demo isn’t exactly appealing, but that’s what makes my short experience with Incandescent Imaging’s title Caffeine so interesting and exciting. Developer:...
View ArticlePreview: Murasaki Baby
I think I’ve found the next Vita game we all need to buy. Not since Tearaway have I been so impressed with a games use of the Vitas very specific input controls. Murasaki Baby looks to be a must buy...
View ArticlePreview: Murdered Soul Suspect
A few days ago, the TPoW team were discussing the idea that Murdered: Soul Suspect was an interesting premise but worried that it may not be executed well enough. After playing the demo at Rezzed, I’m...
View ArticleReview: Goat Simulator
What goes through someone’s head when they want to create a simulation of a goat’s actions within the real world? Crazy right? When I first saw the initial gameplay I was sort of enamoured, it looked...
View ArticleReview: Child of Light
For months I had been awaiting the arrival of Child of Light, well now that it’s here and it has been worth the wait. Child of Light is by far one of the most charming, beautiful and most heartfelt...
View ArticleBreathing New Life Into the Vita
PlayStation Vita is in a weird place right now, struggling to find a strong identity within the Sony family of consoles and it seems that the company doesn’t even know what to do with it. Vita’s future...
View ArticleEvolve Delayed
(cue the collective moans and groans of the collected masses) Turtle Rock Studios’highly anticipated co-op shooter Evolve has been delayed from an October 2014 release date to a February 2015 release....
View ArticleMoto 360 UK Price & Release Announced
The much anticipated Moto 360 smartwatch inches closer to release as Motorola announce their watch contender will be released in early October for the cool price of £200. The 360 is designed to bridge...
View ArticlePreview: Runers
I have never been that good at games under the Rogue-Like banner in the past. So when Runers popped up on Steam, I jumped at the chance to figure out what it’s all about and hopefully get better....
View ArticleReview: The Sims 4
An argument I always look at when it comes to franchises or sequels is that of ‘Revolution v Evolution’. Does the The Sims 4 manage to revolutionise the way we play Sims, or is it just a simple...
View ArticleReview: FIFA 15
Each year we get what many people call a kit and transfer update in a brand new FIFA game. FIFA 15 sits in this strange position, on some platforms it is a new and upgraded engine, on others it’s a...
View ArticleGoogle Unveil New ‘Nexus’ Line Products
Google have today announced new products joining the illustrious Nexus line. The Nexus 6, developed by Motorola, and the Nexus 9, built by HTC, shows Google’s ability to switch between their large...
View ArticleReview: The Marvellous Miss Take
When I saw that there was a new stealth adventure game coming out, I immediately thought of the exploits of Klei Entertainments’ Mark of the Ninja and Pocketwatch’s Monaco: Whats Yours is Mine....
View ArticleReview: This War of Mine
War’s a brutal affair, running and gunning against waves of enemies is the traditional war game experience. 11 Bit Studios turn the sub-genre on it’s head and created a game in it’s own niche that is...
View ArticleThe Curious World of Papers, Please
There are those times as a gamer where you question the validity of a traditional idea of what is a game, Papers, Please is a wonderful example of a non-traditional piece of what I would call art...
View ArticleThe New Bargain Phones? Lumia 640 and 640XL
Let me just preface this by saying that I am not only a massive fan of Windows Phone, but an avid member of the Microsoft ecosystem (bar the Xbox). My Lumia 630 is on the Windows 10 Technical Preview...
View ArticlePreview: Soul Axiom
As with all Early Access games, previews don’t always paint a true picture about the game as there are continued updates to functionality, gameplay and content. The following Soul Axiom preview is...
View ArticlePreview: No Pineapple Left Behind
Self-described as a strategic satire – No Pineapple Left Behind is delightfully dark, with interesting concepts which challenge the idea of state education. Initially, I was convinced this was a School...
View ArticleCities Skylines: Snowfall Announced
Paradox Interactive and Colossal Order have announced the second expansion to their widely popular 2015 hit Cities Skylines. Snowfall focuses around a new in game weather and temperature system,...
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