A great game lies nestled within the original design of Age Of Darkness: Final Stand but seemingly some combination of committee-thinking and lack of commitment to the vision has robbed players of what might have been. A lot of visible…
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Rogue Command preview – Casual Futuristic Strategy
The second computer game I ever owned for the PC was, it later turned out, a revolutionary classic. As an awkward nine-year-old I didn’t realise it at the time, but Total Annihilation redefined real-time-strategy games when it was released, showing…
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Moo Lander preview: Build me up buttercup
Recently I had the chance to play the first few hours of Sixth Hammer’s upcoming action platformer come UFO sim Moo Lander. Moo Lander puts players in the plush interior of The Lander, an ancient civilisation’s last chance of survival,…
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Clid The Snail Preview – Maybe tomorrow
If you remember Jim Henson’s The Storyteller, you will have a pretty good idea of what to expect from Weird Beluga‘s upcoming isometric twin-stick shooter Clid The Snail. Presented as a dark fable about trying to find a home, Clid puts players in the…
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One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows Preview: Here I come to save the day
Last week we headed to Namco Bandai’s London headquarters to get a little hands-on time with a slew of their upcoming releases, including the TGS build of their new One Punch Man arena fighter, A Hero Nobody Knows. Under the…
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Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Preview
There have been open-world Dragon Ball Z games before, (2016’s Xenoverse 2 instantly springs to mind) but Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot feels like it could be the best of the bunch. In Kakarot, you follow Goku’s story, episodically from battle…
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