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Italy is seen by many as the cultural center of Europe. To visit Italy is to explore its continent-spanning history, witness its jaw-dropping art and mingle with its litany of philosophers, artists, and poets. From its picturesque rural towns, complete with quaint churches, beautiful vistas, and vineyards to explore, to...

Rosh Kelly·February 15, 2017
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Gravity Rush could have gone so differently. Originally released on the PS Vita back in 2012, it was a shining light in what the handheld console could manage. Sadly the PS Vita has a tiny user base outside of Japan, so to have the original move over to the PS4...

Chris Wray·February 6, 2017
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The Dynasty Warriors series is one of the most popular video game series ever created and, as such, it has spawned countless spin-off titles during the years, including some rather popular ones based on successful manga and anime series like One Piece and Berserk. While most of the Dynasty Warriors...

Francesco De Meo·January 31, 2017
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When Heaven and Hell go to war, no one wins. Come see if the end of the world is all it’s cracked up to be in Darksiders: Warmastered Edition, the brainchild of famed comic book writer and artist, Joe Madureira. We take look and see if this six-year-old game holds with...

Jorge Jimenez·January 30, 2017
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Politics has always been a funny game. You have to look at huge swathes of data, managing whatever you're in charge of, but also manage public perception. Strategy and management simulation games focus on the former almost ideally and you can find yourself buried in data. Urban Empire looks to...

Chris Wray·January 27, 2017
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The Tales series has always been one of my favourites, but that’s made playing each entry increasingly more difficult. Since Tales of Symphonia, the seminal title released on Gamecube, the Tales formula has gotten increasingly familiar, and increasingly not-as-good-as-the-last. That’s not to do the series a disservice – Tales of...

Dave Aubrey·January 24, 2017
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Many games have come and gone in the twenty years since Resident Evil first came screaming into public consciousness. Indeed, scary games have become a multi-million dollar industry, with YouTubers forcing screams from the mildest of jump scares. There’s an argument to be made that we’ve all become a bit...

Adam Cook·January 23, 2017
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Type-Moon’s Fate series has become a recent phenomenon across both animation and video games. Historical (and fantasy) heroes of old are brought together to fight each other to the death over a supernatural force known as the Holy Grail. Through its many renditions in video game form, the series began...

Kai Tatsumoto·January 17, 2017
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As hard as it may be to believe nowadays, a few years ago the platform game experience was the basis for several different genres, pretty much like the open world experience today. This led to the creation of some very interesting titles such as Prince of Persia, Another World and...

Francesco De Meo·January 12, 2017
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Split up between two separate titles beneath the Future Sound brand, the latest Hatsune Miku release has more than enough toe-tapping songs no matter which Vocaloid you’re fond of. Nearly every track from the last four localized Hatsune Miku titles has made their way into the nearly 230-song roster of...

Kai Tatsumoto·January 9, 2017
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Japanese developer Nihon Falcom has only recently started getting some well-deserved recognition in the West, but the team is rightly considered legendary in the East, thanks to several excellent titles released in the past. The action role-playing game Xanadu Next is among some of the best titles released by the...

Francesco De Meo·January 6, 2017
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Assassin's Creed is comfortably the greatest video game movie to date. Boasting brilliantly shot fight scenes, surprisingly competent performances and a silly but enjoyable Dan Brown-style conspiracy plot, it largely manages to avoid the camp and over the top feel that plagues the genre. Yet while it’s a solid game-to-movie...

Tom Regan·December 28, 2016
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