Tim Spencer

Everyone has been waiting for this game for years. Fallout 4 was likely the most hyped videogame of 2015, and now it is released Impact asked Aidan Collett to provide a review. He focuses especially on the new settlement mechanics and its hugely detailed world, showing that the new sequel isn’t...

Mordheim: City of the Damned is a turn-based squad game, a la XCOM, with a 3rd person over the shoulder perspective similar to the popular MOBA Smite. All the classics of turn based squad strategy are present: highly satisfying squad positioning, inexplicably terrible soldier aim, consumables you hoard out...

This War of Mine depicts the macabre atmosphere of war in a side-scrolling survival game, delivering a harrowing and immersive experience that is unlike any other in gaming. You are placed in the tattered shoes of a group of civilians caught in the crossfire of a brutal, bloody war....

Each week, Tom Evans will provide insight into a PC game that could be a great addition to your collection. From old AAA titles that you never took a risk on, to delving into the thriving PC Indie scene, Tom Recommends will feature games from all over the spectrum....

Mario in Pantomine! The excellent Mario: A Super Musical takes the Mario soundtrack through the era and applies a plot and lyrics. Except for a small problem with scene changes and unfortunate language for the audience it was well worth seeing, and I’d love to see it again. The...

With Fallout 4 hype reaching a fever pitch, and the release date looming, I thought it’d be a good time to discuss my top 5 favourite games set after everything has gone to hell. The post-apocalypse is one of the most iconic video game environments, and the bare canvas...

Are you ready to defend earth from the Alien invaders yet again in XCOM2? Regardless of your answer, tough, because it’s too late. Remember that first play through of XCOM: Enemy Unknown when you didn’t get enough satellites, all your men died and the council expressed their disappointment in...