There are tons of champions in League of Legends, but only a select few of them can be classed as funny or wacky champions. These guys are the flavour of the game, and give it a nice sense of hilarity to go with the gameplay. With this said, we now…

Nearly a full year since the dramatic final episode of The Walking Dead, Telltale Games next project, The Wolf Among Us, is set to bring another comic series to PC and consoles. Set as a prequel to the Bill Willingham comic series Fables, The Wolf Among Us has a lot…

Sonic The Hedgehog. A franchise that has seen the best and worst of what the industry has to offer. Since 2010, the series has gone from strength to strength with titles like Sonic Colours and Sonic Generations bringing the series out of its rut. Sonic Lost World is the first…

With Assassins Creed 4: Black Flag just around the corner, it seems fitting to go back to the world of 1770 America. With a world rich in vistas and interaction and with an immerse, historically accurate land of muskets and politics it’s easy to ignore the somewhat basic gameplay and…

Disgaea D2 comes out 10 years after the original and Laharl, Etna and Flonne are back once again, remastered and ready for all sorts of crazy action in the Netherworld. Is Disgaea D2 worth the wait? Disgaea D2 hits home on the crazy and silly fun like the original but…

Pokémon X and Y isn’t just another Pokémon game. For nearly 17 years now Game Freak have been busting out Pokémon games like nobody’s business which as well as new Pokémon adds new features as well as new areas to explore. And that really was about it, just small improvements…

Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, developed by The Chinese Room has been released to an eager crowd. It was produced and published by Frictional Games and has been described as an indirect sequel to Amnesia: The Dark Decent. Whilst set in the same world, A Machine for Pigs is set…

Etrian Odyssey is an interesting concept with a classic twist, you exploring through long dungeons like a dungeon crawler, but at the same time give you the old school JRPG experience while drawing your own map. Etrian Odyssey IV: Legends of the Titan is the series' continuing attempt to try and bring…

Discussing a game like Grand Theft Auto V is a hard thing to do. It isn't very often that a game that has both such a grand a scope with its world, while also having a pinpoint focus comes to be. Seen by many as the last big release of…

When it comes to playing Magic The Gathering you want to have the cards necessary to play. Whether it be in modern, standard or any other kind of rule set, you need to make sure that your library is up-to-date with the latest and greatest cards. Luckily, Wizards of the…

In 1990, SEGA created a quaint and enjoyable platformer starring the indomitable Mickey Mouse. Castle of Illusion is fondly looked back upon by gamers who grew up in the 90s, and along with Sonic helped to define the Mega Drive/ Genesis console, and the genre. Featuring quirky levels and a…

Rayman Legends is the follow-up to the critically acclaimed Rayman Origins from back in the yesteryear that is 2011. Originally developed as a Wii U exclusive, Ubisoft decided to delay the title and make Rayman Legends a multiplatform title, and it’s a good thing they did too or us Xbots…

Is constantly spouting pop-culture references and obscenity laced threats insanity? If so Saints Row IV is beyond the pale and should be thrown into a cell not too dissimilar to Hannibal Lecter's. Snapped up by Deep Silver after the crash of THQ, does this fourth, and possibly final, entry into…

XCOM: UFO Defence, the game that started it all. Back in the glory days of turn based strategy games, this title was one of the very best. Being able to manage a base, troops and resources gave players a truly unique experience. As the recent strategy incarnation came about from…

Dead Island: Riptide was a bit of a rough ride. Many felt it was more an expansion, rather than a full sequel. Brady Games' guide helps take the sharp edge off the games sour notes, but is it helpful past telling you where to go and what to do? The…

Almost a year after we first skulked through the streets of Dunwall, the final piece to 2012's fantasy stealth adventure has arrived. Following on from April's “The Knife of Dunwall”, the regicidal assassin Daud returns for a second time to finish his quest for absolution. Does this six hour slice…

R.I.P.D is based on the movie of the same title; a supernatural comedy in which Ryan Reynolds dies and becomes one of the Rest in Peace Department, a unit of law-enforcers who protect the living from the dead. This apparently translates to a horde-mode shooter featuring the laziest level design…

Lucien enters the League of Legends roster and joins the likes of other ADC's in the bottom lane. With a combination of AD & AP ratios and an emphasis on casting his abilities, can Lucien become the next must-have champion? After playing the Purifier on its initial week, it is…

It's been four long years for the team at Thr3aks, but now what began as a student project is now a full-fledged game in the form of Beatbuddy: Tale of the Guardians. Re-imagining how games use their soundtracks, Beatbuddy creates a musical experience like no other. But will the experience…

There are some games on a console’s library that make other games look fantastic in comparison. Games that are well thought out, but are poorly executed in contrast to other games. One example of this is none other than Crash City Mayhem, a driving game for the 3DS. On face…

Remember a few years about when everything was about vampires. We had Twilight, True Blood, and The Vampire Diaries dominating the entertainment industry. Strangely this vampire fanaticism never really made it into the video games industry, probably because games had already burnt out on vampires around the Blade era with…