What we've been playing
15th of July, 2022Hello! Welcome back to our regular feature where we write a little bit about some of the games we’ve found ourselves playing over th
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Dragon Age: The Veilguard takes us into the Fade, but do we really want to know the secrets within?
The Fade – the inherently unknowable spirit world that lurks at the corners of awareness in BioWare’s Dragon Age series of games – fascinates me. It’s
FIFA 20's Volta mode is a nice idea, but lacks that FIFA Street spark
I had an okay time with Volta, FIFA 20’s new street football mode, during my solid afternoon with it at that same event in July where the FUT part of
MSI MPG 272URX review: bleeding edge 4K 240Hz QD-OLED comes to 27 inches
Right now, the best gaming monitor you can get is probably a QD-OLED 4K 240Hz model from MSI, Dell or Asus. Some compelling options using third-gen Sa
Accessibility on Twitch: the complications of streaming
Last month, a new post on the Twitch UserVoice forum requested for a Disability Pride Month. It’s something that’s celebrated for other minority group
Fallout 76 is getting a "season pass-style system"
UPDATE 20/05/20: After the initial blog post left some fans unsure whether Fallout 76’s Seasons would be free in the long-term, Bethesda has now clari
Marvel Rivals team hit by layoffs despite major launch success
Free-to-play hero shooter Marvel Rivals has been a huge success for publisher NetEase, smashing through the 20m player barrier just weeks into its lau
Microsoft confirms it's never turned a profit on sale of Xbox consoles
The Epic Games v Apple trial is continuing to surface interesting titbits of information about the inner workings of the games industry, and the lates
Star Wars Squadrons can be played completely in VR
Set in the years after Return of the Jedi, Star Wars Squadrons puts you in the boots of both New Republic and Empire pilots, as you dogfight in space
Fatal Frame/Project Zero producer says he's "never really given up on the idea" of a new game
The series producer of Project Zero – or Fatal Frame, as the series was known outside of Europe – Keisuke Kikuchi, says that while he’s open to expand