With Unity releasing for the current generation of consoles only, Ubisoft have provided an alternative Assassin’s Creed game for those who are still on 360 and PS3. Assassin’s Creed Rogue fulfills its job description well and has, perhaps, given fans of the last two games a better experience than they might find in Unity.
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Game of Thrones: Episode One – Iron From Ice
I might as well say it now: I am a fan of Game of Thrones. The TV series and the books, they’re both great. The books weave a fascinating story of loyalty, betrayal, honour, murder and so much more. And the TV series, which (quite understandably) does not strictly adhere to George R. R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire”, gives a fantastic look into the world set out in his tomes. But with a story so wonderfully presented to us already, how and where can Telltale’s episodic video…
Read MoreReview: LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
If the Playstation 4 is for the players then Lego Batman 3 is definitely for the fans. There is literally so much DC universe content thrown at you I cannot even begin to imagine how a DC buff could not love this game. But not only is there a lot to do it is delivered with almost complete precision. TT Games then, it would seem, have might have finally given us the ultimate Lego game. Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham does start a bit slow and I must admit to…
Read MoreReview: Assassin’s Creed Unity
After a few years sunning itself in the Americas, the Assassin’s Creed series has gets a refresh and moves to France, as well as to a new generation of consoles.
Read MoreReview: Tiny Troopers Joint Ops
Way, way back in the mists of gaming history stood a game like no other. One that took tiny troops, all with their own names and ranks, and gave them to the gamer to win a war, one map at a time.
Read MoreReview: Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
Were you nervous? I was. Call of Duty has been such a strong franchise for a number of years now despite, in my opinion, its slight yet steady dilution in more recent times. So how would the new kid on the block cope with the pressure? Would they deliver the same old same old or give us something new? Would they play it safe or take some risks? I must admit that in the summer months of 2014 Advance Warfare wasn’t even on my radar. Then Activision started releasing teaser…
Read MoreReview: Skylanders Trap Team
Trap Team is the fourth in Activision’s money spinning toy and game franchise, but it’s the first to feature the bad guys as playable characters. Is this enough to warrant another portal purchase?
Read MoreReview: Just Dance 2015
Where others have tried and failed, Ubisoft seem to have found what it takes to create the perfect dance game for a mass audience. Far from being a highly technical game of skill and exact movements in perfect timing, the Just Dance series works because it’s easy to play, simple to use and just downright fun.
Read MoreReview: Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor
Lord of the Rings games have traditionally been a bit short on living up to their novel and film counterparts, so I had little hope before last week that Shadow of Mordor would do otherwise. Perhaps it’s the lack of that Lord Of the Rings moniker, but Warner Bros latest game has somehow given the eye of Sauron the slip and proved to be a real surprise.
Read MoreReview: Nightmares of the Deep 3: Davy Jones
Sarah Black is no stranger to supernatural seaside mysteries, having faced off against strange magic and curses in the last 2 Nightmares of the Deep games, but this time it’s her daughter’s life in danger from Davy Jones himself.
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