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No longer do we have to partake in physical activity within video games as “soccer meets driving once again in the long-awaited, physics-based multiplayer-focused sequel to Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars! Pysonix’s latest title has over five million downloads since its July 7th release, and it’s easy to understand why. “The...

De Mambo is a new game from developer The Dangerous Kitchen, an up-to-four-player Smash Bros series-like experience. Each player controls a small circular character focused on knocking the others off the stage. In this game, The Dangerous Kitchen have taken a familiar format into a different direction, as I saw...

Sitting down with a couple of volunteers from the VGA in Nottingham, Gunkatana was extremely difficult to move on from. It’s a new local multiplayer game from developer Geraldo Nascimento filled with katana slicing, laser shooting murder goodness. As a lover of local multiplayer games, I placed Gunkatana firmly...

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....

On the 23rd of October 2015 I interviewed the writer Jim Burrows and producer Charlotte Fage about Mario – A Super Musical just before their second performance. We discussed their favourite games, obscure characters and unexpected romances, to give a lovely perspective of the minds behind the musical. First...

Fallout 4 is less than a month from release and the response is set to be huge. The game has been anticipated for years but since the official announcement 5 months ago the excitement has been expertly built. Marketing for the game has been a mix of trailers and...

Total War has a long and illustrious reputation of portraying history through the eyes of the commander, both of a nation or clan, and the various armies within that nation. Or at least that’s how it starts. In reality it drops you into the middle of the more interesting...