Typically, when heading into an organised, hands-on preview demo of an upcoming game, you expect to be shown a very specific, controlled slice of game that’s been engineered to show the project off in its best light. It’s not like […]
Dragon Quest Monsters is more than just a Pokémon clone with a Dragon Quest skin. At least, that’s what I’ve been hearing ever since the spin-off series entered the Nintendo DS era and found a bit more of a foothold
I’m going to be upfront with this – after playing roughly an hour of Final Fantasy Resonance in an exclusive preview build of the game, and then following it up with the publicly-available demo that dropped during last week’s PlayStation
Of all of the franchises for the undeniable masters of retro at Digital Eclipse to dig up for their next compilation, I hardly expected to see the likes of theToy Story licensed video games – but I could not be
When a lead developer working on a Barbie game calls out Animal Crossing, The Sims and Unpacking as specific influences, it really pulls into focus just how many of my friends and peers are going to go sicko mode for
There’s always been something quite appealing to me about the typical city-building video game. The idea of being the architect of my own, rich and thriving community. The designer of roads, neighbourhoods and parks. Shouldering the burden of making sure
Insomniac Games has all but perfected the blockbuster superhero video game experience at this point, proving with its Marvel’s Spider-Man series that it knows what fans and players want, and how to tap into that specific power fantasy. You only
“The depth of the game shouldn’t cost you elegance.” That’s the prevailing message from Greg Foertsch, founder of Bit Reactor, as he introduces us to Star Wars Zero Company. It’s a message that encompasses the studio’s key pillars when it
