Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 – Review

EA could have easily churned out this sequel post-haste, but has instead opted for the Battlefield treatment – a reasonably lengthy two year break between installments. Development time has been well spent. Pretty much all the faults present in its predecessor have been fixed, while a wealth of new maps, modes and a notably larger …

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Firewatch: identifying with Henry

I came to Firewatch almost completely cold. (No heat-based pun intended, or indeed incoming.) I think that added to my enjoyment, and this contains quite vague spoilers. So I don’t want to discourage you from read it, but… just saying. It’s certainly not a spoiler to say that Firewatch involves making decisions. It’s one of …

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Not a Slashy Souls review

Like all good gaming blogs, we try and plan content at least a week in advance. After hearing that Bandai-Namco launched the free Dark Souls inspired Slashy Souls on iOS and Android on Monday, we made a mental note to review it before this week is out. Turns out the fact that it isn’t even …

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Chart success for Far Cry Primal and Garden Warfare 2

Far Cry Primal has bagged Ubisoft their first number one of 2016. It’s the first Far Cry since the 2004 original to launch outside the usually busy Q4 period. How it has performed when compared to previous games in the franchise is unknown, though. Chart-Track does however inform that sales of Plants vs Zombies: Garden …

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Spending time with The Solus Project

Survival games are both high in demand and in number at the moment. If you’ve played the majority, then you’ve probably noticed that they don’t tend to be storyline orientated. Usually they begin by explaining the premise – zombie apocalypse/nuclear devastation/popping to the supermarket on Black Friday – and you’re then left to your own …

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Far Cry Primal review round-up

We’ve come full circle – an early Far Cry tech demo, from back when the series was unofficially known as X-Isle, featured huge lumbering dinosaurs. That was in 2002. Skip forward fourteen years, and Far Cry finds itself revisiting its prehistoric roots. No dinos, mind, but plenty of primal rage. The new setting allows for …

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