8 Realms: Hands-on preview

8 Realms: Hands-on preview

Feb 3, 2012

8 Realms is a browser based real-time strategy game from Jagex Game Studios, which is free to play. Anyone familiar with The Settlers or Civilisation games will know what to expect, and players are tasked with building their empires from the humble Ancient age through to the high tech Future age. So is it worth spending your time on, when there are already so...

Darkstar: review

Darkstar: review

Jan 16, 2012

Format:PC, Mac (version reviewed) Unleashed:Out Now Publisher:Lace Mamba Global Developer:Parallax Studio Players:1 Site:http://www.darkstar.gs/ Darkstar has been a labour of love for creator J. Allen Williams, who wrote, directed, produced and was lead animator on the production of the game over the course of ten years. The game fuses real actors...

Battlefield 3: New Year catchup review

Battlefield 3: New Year catchup review

Jan 3, 2012

Format: PS3 (version reviewed), PC, Xbox 360 Unleashed: Out Now Publisher: Electronic Arts Developer: DICE Players: 1 + Online Multiplayer Site: http://www.battlefield.com/battlefield3 EA have hyped Battlefield 3 up as the Call of Duty killer that will topple Activision from the top of the FPS tree. Early gameplay videos showed the game as something truly...

Start the Party! Save the World!: review

Start the Party! Save the World!: review

Nov 28, 2011

Format: PS3 Unleashed: Out Now Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Developer: Supermassive Games Ltd Players: 1-4 Site: http://uk.playstation.com/startthepartystw/ Start the Party! Save the World! is a new game from Supermassive Games, and is the follow up to last year’s Start the Party!, which was launched alongside the Move controller. The...

Move Mind Benders: review

Move Mind Benders: review

Nov 18, 2011

Format: PS3 (PlayStation Move required) Unleashed: Out Now Publisher: Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Developer: XDev Studio Europe Players: 1-2 Site: http://uk.playstation.com/movemindbenders/ Playstation Move has never really taken off as well as Sony had hoped after the mainstream success of the Nintendo Wii, partly due to the lack of games...