Summertime usually brings with it beer gardens, (the occasional day of) sunshine and music festivals. The latter being the chance to forget troubles of the real-world and just exist in a several day long party. But what if you annual pilgrimage to your festival of choice turns sour when say, the uninvited undead come and crash the party? Find out how you would cope in Dead Island 2: SoLA DLC, out now for Xbox, PlayStation and PC.
Just announced – and with a playable demo on Steam arriving on 1st October – is a clawsome looking bullet hell spliced together with out furry feline friends: Wildcat Gun Machine is the gun-touting shooter/cat hybrid you never knew you needed.
The latest DLC for use in both Call of Duty: Warzone and Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has clearly taken its inspiration from Batman’s rogue gallery, as the new Chemical Reaction: Pro Pack is now available.
Cats can be tricky customers and impossible to read at times. Which is why dressing them up can be perilous. I’ll reckon though that you’ve always wondered what a cat would look like in a pirate hat? Well today is your lucky day as there is new DLC for Kitara Fables that let’s you find out. And best of all, it is absolutely 100% free to download! Providing you have the base game to actually use it that is.
If you were unable to play DOOM Eternal during its latest Series Four event – Hack to the Future – then worry no more as the unlockables are now available for purchase in a neat little bundle.
A remaster of any already existing game may not have been the first choice, but Sonic Colors: Ultimate on Xbox is still a solid entry. Fans that played the original on the Nintendo Wii may not find anything to warrant another purchase here, as the work gone into the remaster comes across as a little rushed in places. Gameplay wise however, Sonic Colors: Ultimate is up there with the best 3D Sonic entries.
Surgeon Simulator 2 on Xbox has a few things going against it which will unfortunately put a lot of people off. Things such as a buggy launch and a high degree of difficulty for a starting point hinder it somewhat. If you can get over these stumbling blocks, there is a fair amount of variation in here.
The spirit of 1991 is indeed alive in World Soccer Strikers ’91 on Xbox; a time where football wasn’t about the money, instead more about the actual football. It is a no frills approach to the beautiful game with a fast, simple arcade kickabout. It’s fun for a few sessions with friends, and that’s about it.
Sonic the Hedgehog’s 30th anniversary celebrations continue with the release of Sonic Colors: Ultimate. Regarded by many as one of the blue hedgehog's best 3D entries, the remaster sees the previously Nintendo DS/Wii exclusive release on Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation.
After humanity has been forced to relocate to Mars, the ultra-rich have redesigned Earth as a golf course. This once home of all civilisation is now a playground for the elite, and now you have the opportunity to play it for yourself as Golf Club Nostalgia launches on Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4.
Fans of golf games are unlikely to be blown away by the golf side of Golf Club Nostalgia on Xbox but they should enjoy the story on offer. Likewise, narrative fans will hugely enjoy the tale that unfolds, but won’t necessarily find anything to tempt them to try other golf games. How the story unfolds and how it is told requires you to piece it together, but the mature themes and ideas will make a lasting impression on anyone that completes it.
Remember when August was a quiet month for gaming? The summer holidays were a time to go outside, kick the football into your neighbours’ garden countless times and then you could get an ice cream for just 50p. Now though, August is as busy as all the other months; just this month we have had Psychonauts 2, Twelve Minutes, Hades and Lawn Mowing Simulator to name but a few. And with releases aplenty, you can expect some easy Gamerscore! Thankfully we are here to point you towards the easy achievements yet again for the games released on Xbox during the month of August.
There is a unique charm to King’s Bounty II. It may be long, at times laborious and a bit rough around the edges, but it’s reminiscent of early 3D RPGs. And for that, it’s an enjoyable throwback.
A Left 4 Dead style-game set in the Alien universe sounds like a match made in heaven, but as anyone will tell you, the Alien franchise has a very hit-and-miss past in videogame land. However, you can be the judge of the latest title, as Aliens: Fireteam Elite launches today on Xbox, PlayStation and PC.
Almost every change in Madden NFL 22 this year is of a positive nature, and it is easily one of the best entries in recent years. Franchise mode is in great shape, and set to get better as the year progresses, and it almost feels like EA Sports are reminding themselves that not everyone wants to just play Ultimate Team. Some modes such as The Yard and Superstar KO still feel tacked on but at least offer a bite-size gameplay experience if time is limited.
Been sailing the high seas with Sea of Thieves? Taken in the treasures of DREDGE? Uncovered the secrets of Skull & Bones? We've finally now reached the Age of Water - as it releases on Xbox, PlayStation and PC.Â
For those of you who have been living under a rock or deep in the jungle for the last ten years, the Devil May Cry games feature a protagonist called Dante. And this is Dante when he was just effortlessly cool...
A Souls-like in which we play as a little crab looking to get their old life back? Yeah, we didn't expect Another Crab's Treasure to be anything but mad.Â
The final week of the Horizon Race Off dawns in Forza Horizon 5, yet as we prepare to bid farewell, there is a last hoorah in the shape of the Festival Playlist Weekly Challenges for Series 32 Spring.
