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New Pokemon Snap has had a hugely successful first week, and while it owes a lot of that to “lads, it’s Pokemon,” I have a feeling part of it is down to the fact that taking photographs is just fun. Games are increasingly including photo mode as a standard feature, and each new major release seems to be pushing the […]
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Superheroes. There used to be a time when they were elusive. You’d look up to the sky and could easily mistake one of them for a bird or a plane. Mystique (not the one from X-Men) was one of the main reasons people got so obsessed with them. You’d see them once a week, power through the issue, and spend […]
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With rumours of Battlefield 6 getting revealed in the next few days, the Battlefield community are abuzz with excitement and it’s not just them – Battlefield 6 is the first time I’m excited about the series since Battlefield 3. The huge battles, modern setting, and crumbling buildings made Battlefield 3 a landmark multiplayer game for me growing up, and even […]
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New Pokemon Snap was always going to make some changes compared to the original game from 1999. I mean, 22 years have passed – games look drastically different now and there are literally hundreds of new Pokemon. One feature I was particularly curious about, however, was the original Pokemon Snap’s pelting mechanic – surely that wasn’t going to fly in […]
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New Pokemon Snap is a single-player game. That might sound obvious, but it’s not just a single-player as in ‘you play it by yourself’ – it’s a quintessentially solitary experience. You go out, by yourself, in a little glass dome and move through an area with no other people around. You return for a bland, pointless conversation with the other […]
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Disco Elysium is a deep and layered experience. It’s a game that examines alcoholism, abuse, corruption, poverty, existentialism, nihilism, several different strands of political theory, love, loss, and the human condition, all while trying to solve a grisly murder. It moves slow, it sinks under your skin and wedges itself there like a shard of glass. Every footstep brings a […]
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There are some excellent asymmetrical virtual reality (VR) titles out there like Carly and the Reaperman or Acron: Attack of the Squirrels, and soon another will be joining their ranks. Australian indie team Fullbeans Studio is gearing up to launch Operation Armstrong later this month for PC VR headsets, a sci-fi party title where players have to save the world. […]
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Amazon’s superhero series Invincible came to an end last week, although it’s not so much an ending as it is a beginning. For one thing, the series has already been renewed through seasons two and three, but also, after a growing trend in superhero shows, Invincible seems to have finally broken through the boundaries. Superhero movies (particularly the MCU ones) […]
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I love arcade racing games. I love the cockpit view in Need For Speed: Shift, and how the series was inspired by the Fast and Furious films. I also love the destructive ones like Burnout, the Sci-Fi ones like Wipeout, and the party ones like Mario Kart. Some focus more on the cars, some focus more on the race tracks. […]
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The latest trend on Twitch has been the hot tub streamers, or perhaps more accurately, the latest trend has been to dunk on them. Some of the world’s most well known streamers have gotten in on the debate, with xQc and Pokimane both giving their two cents on the meta. A lot of people have had a lot to say […]
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