Star Trek Online: boldly going nowhere

The Star Trek Online beta finished this week, prior to the official launch in February. My brief time with it raised familiar questions Read More »

BioShock 2 swims with sharks

Bioshock 2’s release on Steam for pre-order has prompted mass outcry from its fans, as the game’s Digital Rights Management came under intense scrutiny in a 61-page thread on the game’s official forums. Read More »

Charting the Uncharted

Rather late to the party, I have recently discovered the Playstation 3, which means it is at last time for me to cast my eye over the much lauded Uncharted games. Read More »

Dragon Age coming into focus

After suffering at the hands of the strangest marketing campaign for many a year, Bioware’s forthcoming RPG Dragon Age takes a big step in the right direction with the free Journeys. Read More »

The Best Game Developer Ever

Having played the superb Batman: Arkham Asylum through to completion recently, I couldn’t help but wonder: Why can’t all games be like this? Read More »

Love

Love is confusing, intransient, obtuse, contrary, thrilling and frustrating. It’s an appropriate name for a fascinating new multiplayer experiment from a single man. Read More »

Scribblenauts: wild speculation

Having heard about a magic game where anything you type becomes an object, and also having the mental age of a five year old, naturally the first thing I tried when I got my hands on Scribblenauts was the word “poo”. Read More »

Batman Arkham Asylum video preview

The new Batman Arkham asylum demo is out and we took a closer look at it. Read More »

LucasArts returns: a win for gaming history

LucasArts have re-released some of their classic adventures on Steam, The Secret of Monkey Island is making its way to the Xbox and Telltale are making new Monkey Island episodes. Read More »