Alien: Isolation aims to right all the wrongs that videogames based on the iconic movie franchise have managed to make over the years. Put together by The Creative Assembly, a group known for hardcore strategy games, Isolation looks to be THE Alien game to look out for. The E3 presentation featured a segment of the…
Sony’s dimension traveling dynamic duo arrives on Steam with a huge bang with Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, one of the best optimized console-to-PC conversions we’ve ever seen.
For as popular as local multiplayer games are these days, it feels like the competitive variety far outnumbers the cooperative sort. Space Mace, a small indie studio based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota, feels that the local multiplayer scene could use more cooperative games. The studio has made them their focus, with their first game, Joggernauts,…
Hot Wheels Unleashed might be extremely simple, but it’s got plenty to keep you busy if you’re looking for a fun arcade racer.
And you’ll definitely want to check it out. Olija is an excellent few hours’ worth of harpooning adventure.
This surprising, belated expansion to the real-time stealth tactics classic is a document of a developer at the top of their game.
Games Workshop’s prolific videogame franchise strikes gold again with a terrific follow-up to one of its best entries to date with Space Marine 2.
Entertainium was at E3 2014 and we hope you’ve been reading our ongoing coverage directly from the Los Angeles Convetion Center. We also had our own personal picks from a variety of publishers, as well as indies. Here are a few of them, from Callum’s personal list! Bloodborne So many aspects of Bloodborne seem to…
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt was already a fantastic game last year, and if you needed any more reasons to jump back to it in 2016, look no further than Blood and Wine, its last piece of downloadable content. Just like Heart of Stone, Blood and Wine is a contained story that takes place in the…
WRC 8 is as close to a dedicated rally racing management game you’ll get this year.
