Review: Eador — Masters Of The Broken World (PC)

Eador — Masters Of The Broken World is the story of you, a demi-god, pushed to compete with other demi gods over control of the world of Eador, a planet split into ‘islands’ in a sea of space. Your main quest is to reunite the pieces of the…

Review: New Super Luigi U (Wii U)

It’s time to re-visit the high definition world of the Mushroom Kingdom to celebrate Luigi’s 25th anniversary in New Super Luigi U, a quirky platformer that is available via download or as a physical disc for a limited time.

Taking the First Steps into Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn

This past weekend I took my first, childlike steps into the wonderful world of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn.

And though despite all the horrible things that has been said regarding the original…

Review: Grid 2 (XBOX 360)

Grid 2 places its foot firmly to the floor, breaking away from other more well known games in the racing genre.

Following a long, five year wait for this sequel to the BAFTA award-winning Race Driver: Grid, has Codemasters been successful in creating a new…

Australian Classification Board is Taking Away Your Consumer Rights

Yesterday the Australian Classification Board brought down the ban hammer on yet another video game.

This time the game in question is Saints Row IV, and its Refused Classification status…

Review: Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D (Nintendo 3DS)

Finally, Nintendo 3DS has a true Donkey Kong game in Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, a remake of the 2010 Wii title.

It’s not very often that a home console game is given a handheld makeover, however Nintendo…

Review: Animal Crossing: New Leaf (Nintendo 3DS)

The Animal Crossing series has had a relatively short life and is already known as one of Nintendo’s iconic game franchises.

The series allows the player to don the shoes of a virtual avatar and live their digital life…

Review: Fuse (PlayStation 3)

Of all the many wonderful features the latest video game generation has given us, online multiplayer is one of the more exciting and most used. Insomniac Games set out to use take this technology to the next level with Fuse.