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  • Siberia 200 Headset Review – Speak Now, Or Forever Mute Your Mic

      The Siberia 200 might look rather familiar, and that’s because it’s a relaunch (kind of) of Steelseries’ much loved Siberia V2, a headset that earned itself a lot of fans over the years before it was discontinued in favour of the radically different V3. Steelseries haven’t opted to change the formula very much for this new…

  • Alienware X51 R3 Review – Alien Autopsy

      I’m extremely lucky to get a variety of games, keyboards, mice and headsets to play with and review, letting me experience products I would likely have never gotten to even touch otherwise because I have a bank account filled to the brim with metaphorical moths. I never thought I’d get to take a shot…

  • I Play Board Games Alone, And That’s Okay

      Just recently I published a review of XCOM: The Board Game which focused on what it was like to play the game alone. The review is part of an ongoing series titled Single-Player, which as the name implies is all about checking out games that can be played solo and with friends, because for…

  • Damn It, Batman v Superman, Couldn’t You Keep It To Yourself?

    Important Warning: this article talks about how the recently released Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer essentially spoils much of the movie. If you have been avoiding it for this reason, do not read this article as I will be talking about scenes from it. Do yourself a favour, and just skip this. The…

  • Konami Seemingly Stopped Hideo Kojima From Accepting Award At The Game Awards

    The Game Awards took place last night, at which The Phantom Pain won best Action/Adventure, an award that was accepted by Keifer Sutherland, who took on the voice of Big Boss throughout the game. Naturally people were surprised to see that Hideo Kojima, the creator of the game, wasn’t there to accept the award. Presenter Geoff…

  • (Single-Player)Robinson Crusoe Board Game Review – WILSON!

    Robinson Crusoe is the kind of game that scares people away with its collection of tokens and cards and tiles that contribute to a tabletop experience that’s actually quite easy to understand once everything clicks. You’ve got to make it through the rulebook first, though, which spans 20-pages and isn’t great at explaining how everything…

  • Mordheim: City of the Damned Review – Oh Look, Kryptonite!

    Platforms: PC Reviewed On: PC Developer: Rogue Factor Publisher: Focus Home Interactive Singleplayer: Yes Multiplayer: No Death is a relatively common thing with the world of Mordheim; losing a few generic henchmen in your first dozen hours is to be quite likely, as is having to concede defeat to an enemy that simply was too powerful to…

  • The Generic ‘Follow Me On Twitter’ Post

    Hey boys and girls, Yup, I’ve finally started using Twitter. Well, actually I’ve had an account for years and inconsistently used it during that time, as in I’ve posted a few things maybe every month or two, hence having very few followers. And that’s where you guys come in; if you have Twitter and enjoy…

  • Q&A With Thomas Van Den Berg, Co-Developer Of Kingdom

    Kingdom was an interesting indie game where the player took on the role of a monarch within a 2D kingdom attempting to slowly build up a settlement while fending off enemy hordes at night. Little was taught to the player, instead you had to learn as you played. I rather enjoyed it, as you can…

  • EA And DICE Promise Free Maps And Star Cards For Star Wars: Battlefront

    Needless to say there were a lot of people pretty unhappy with the £40 season pass for Star Wars: Battlefront that will include four expansion packs and 16 maps, especially since the game itself feels very content starved in terms of its battlefield, as I commented on in my own review. Perhaps as a result…