The Reign of the Remake: Why are they so Popular?
With recent remakes of Spyro and Crash Bandicoot, as well as remasters of Assassins Creed titles, why are developers now reimagining old titles? Jack Nash dives into the subject of the remake.
Browsing: Video Games
Save Room: Franchise Fatigue
Is the future of videogaming a homogenous slop? Tom ruminates on franchise fatigue.
Gaming Social Networks: Redefining the Medium
Online Manager Jack delves into the popular phenomenons of Twitch and Discord.
On Edge: Anticipating Borderlands 3
Jack excitedly breaks down why you too should be excited for Borderlands 3.
In Defence Of: The Assassin’s Creed franchise
Should we forgive Assassin’s Creed for all of its faults? Louise Chaise thinks so.
Wishful Thinking: Anthem and the Future of AAA Development
Benedict channels his frustrations over Anthem into wishful thinking on the future of games development.
A Conversation with Duck Game’s creator, Landon Podbielski
Duck Game obsessive Tom Brewster talks to the creator of his favorite thing, like, ever.
Save Room: Worms, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Banana Bomb
Worms are excellent. In addition to their winning smiles and large donations to charity, worms…
The Death of the Gaming Patriarchy? Tackling Sexism in the Video Game Industry
Is the video game industry still a male-dominated market? Jack examines the ways in which video game representation should become more inclusive.
Pokémon Sword and Shield announced for Nintendo Switch
It’s time to start investing in a Nintendo Switch – Generation 8 of Pokémon is here!
Review: Far Cry New Dawn
‘The whole thing is a bit of a mess.’ Jack Nash reviews the post-apocalyptic follow-up to Far Cry 5.
Review: Apex Legends
Jack Nash downloads the Apex Legends; a title with the power to take down the gaming titan that is Fortnite.
Hidden Gems: Undertale
Louise Chase feels determined as she recounts her love for the 2015 indie title Undertale.
Save Room: Reconsidering Rimworld
“Someone please, please pull me away from this game.” – Tom Brewster, 2019, on Rimworld.