Eidolon Review
Those who are willing to trek for miles across the forested wastes will find a thoughtful, introspective experience unlike any other.
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The Last Door Review
It is a fact not often acknowledged, but H.P. Lovecraft was a truly terrible writer. Not only did he exhibit a poor stylistic form of writing, with sentences as long as half a page, barely any dialogue and using ten words where one would suffice, but his writing can be viewed today as incredibly racist….
The Rise and Fall of Games for Windows Live
In 2007, Microsoft launched a service for PC games. It was called Games for Windows Live. The idea was that it would be an immediately recognizable mark on a game box of quality; that the game would have got through certification to be up to Microsoft’s high standards and would offer PC gamers a similar…
Jazzpunk Review
Whilst some jokes fall flat, most of the humour of Jazzpunk succeeds simply because of its downright wackiness.
Gareth’s Best and Worst Games of 2013
It’s the end of the year, and you know that means: it’s time for Game of the Year! We decided to forego the usual route of side-wide awards, however, and instead simply post our own picks. Kicking things off is Gareth with his own set of awards to grant to his favorite (and not so…
The Stanley Parable Review
The Stanley Parable is a singular video gaming experience unlike any other and you owe it to yourself and to posterity to witness it first-hand.
Entertainium@Eurogamer Expo 2013
Since 2008, Eurogamer Expo has grown steadily to become the biggest and wildest games trade show in the UK. Since 2010, EGX has taken place at the vast edifice of the Earls Court Exhibition Centre in London, packing the 1930s exhibition hall full to the brim with new electronic sights and sounds. This year was…
Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches Review
If you enjoyed Dishonored, you definitely shouldn’t miss this golden opportunity to dive back into its magical world.
Papers, Please Review
Papers, Please is one of the best games to have addressed the omnipresence of bureaucracy since the Douglas Adams text-adventure in 1987.