Games

Dave goes through his gaming library to find the best 11 RPG's ever released.

Ruaidhri puts a cat on his head and picks up a crowbar to see how many levels deep he can go in Legend of Dungeon; the new indie roguelike Steam game.

The worst game ever made according to Metacritic, Gamespot and Screwattack; is Big Rig Over The Road Racing really that bad?

Dave takes a look at the most meta of meta-games, Game Dev Tycoon. Relatively well known after it's anti-piracy publicity stunt a few months back does this game deserve looking at past clever PR?

Jon looks at some of the best Batman villains we'll never see included in a Batman game.

*Knock Knock* 'Who's There?' 'Why it's Satan...Again'. That's right Diablo is back, again, but this time for consoles, again. Jonas takes a look at the Xbox 360 port of Diablo 3. Does it stand up next to the PC release or should it be in one of Hell's nine circles?

With its last breath the Dreamcast spoke its final words to an audience too busy playing on their Playstation 2 to even notice. Over a decade later, people are still debating and playing the Dreamcast; here is Aaron's top 5 favourite games for Sega's glorious little white box.

Ruaidhri goes back in the way back machine to play the HD remake of The Chaos Engine. Released in 1993 originally, does the game deserve the HD treatment and does it stand the test of time?

Dave takes a look at Roguelike sci-fi game FTL. Is it worth going back to or are the frustrations too much?

With this current gen drawing unceremoniously to a close Ruaidhri looks back at some of the unsung heroes that have been and gone over the past few years.

Matt takes a look at indie games, where they're going and where they've come from, is the bubble going to burst or is this indie fad sticking around?

Can you reach a goal in one movement without being able to see the walls? Jonas takes on this latest iOS puzzler, Impossible Line, to see whether the challenge is worth it.

Ruaidhri goes back to the indie staple of zombies and tries to mow them down with bullets in this German PC indie release, Splatter.

Ruaidhri has found arcade games about table flipping, table cloth pulling, punching dinosaurs and spanking mother-in-laws; all is explained in his Top 5 Weirdest Arcade Machines [That all happen to be Asian].

Martin suits up to take on Space Hulk, the latest video game adaptation of a classic Games Workshop board game.

Ruaidhri slips on his clown mask and goes all Robert DeNiro taking down banks, art galleries and corner shops in his review of Payday 2.

3DRealm's cult classic Shadow Warrior is getting the reboot treatment this year, Ruaidhri takes a look at the first couple of levels and decides its something we should all be excited about.

Ruaidhri develops stockholm syndrome and fallen in love with a game that abuses him. Ibb and Obb is a cute co-op centric on the face but something dark and far more sinister lies beneath waiting to destroy friendships.

With the potential of a console release of an Elder Scrolls MMO, is this a chance for gamers who haven't gone near MMO's before to experience the fun? or should we be a bit more reserved in our hopes for this new Elder Scrolls game?

Ruaidhri plunges to the depths of the ocean to see if this bullet hell 'shmup' is deep enough to keep a gamer entertained or is it just too shallow?