EA Access: A Mid-Term Report
Seven months almost to the day, EA took the bold step of releasing the EA Access service on Xbox One, offering discounts on EA digital purchases, early access trials of soon-to-be-released titles, and...
View ArticleLEGO Jurassic World – Preview
Hold on to your butts… Clever Girl… Life will find a way… I’m getting these out of the way early so I am not tempted to fill this preview with many puns. But it’s true, there are numerous moments...
View ArticleThe Evil Within – The Assignment DLC Review
The Evil Within, whilst not what you’d consider a “surprise” hit, bearing in mind the game’s genealogy, was a game that I didn’t expect to make the impact with me that it did (it eventually took its...
View ArticleWWE Network – Review
This week is wrestling week at TheGameJar. Which means we’ve asked all our writers to share memories of wrestling games past and present. Today, instead of a game, Sean looks at an app which is making...
View ArticleSuper Dungeon Bros – Preview
Super Dungeon Bros is a four-player game that brings some of the best elements of some of our favourite multiplayer indie games. You can see the inspiration of games like Castle Crashers. Dungeon raid,...
View ArticleWhite Night – Review
Horror survival games usually just leave me by the wayside, cruising past like a friendly passing car. I’m neither bothered or generally captured by them. If you know me then you know horror in general...
View ArticleBattlefield Hardline – Review
“Sir, Mendoza’s last run in the field, no offence, was a total clusterfuck.” It’s hard to not see Khai Ming Dao’s first critique of her new partner as a tongue in cheek look at the last Battlefield...
View ArticleLA Cops – Review
Think about Hotline Miami. Got it? Good. Now, change its perspective. No, we don’t want it to be a top-down game anymore. Yep, that’s it. A nice isometric view. Now, take away the ability to properly...
View ArticleGEEMU! – Bandai Namco’s Level Up Preview
I’m incredibly westernised when it comes to games. Whilst I love Japan and its food and customs, I’ve never been able to really access its gaming and anime culture like so many of my contemporaries...
View ArticleF1 2015 – Preview
The rain beats down heavily over Marina Bay. The flood lights are reflected, shimmering in the pools on the tarmac occasionally splashed with colour from the lights of ferris wheel. You’re thrashing...
View ArticleResident Evil Revelations 2 – Review
Resident Evil 4 has a lot to answer for. It’s undoubtedly one of the best games of all-time in its own right. However, whilst it has been almost solely responsible for the rise of the third-person...
View ArticleFUT Is The Drug – FIFA Ultimate Team and Me
I’m not ashamed to say that online gaming has never really appealed to me in the same way that it does for most these days, and this tends to be for a couple of main reasons. 1) I tend to play at times...
View ArticleProject Cars – Review
We’ve been lucky enough to have checked out Project Cars a few times over the course of the past year. This review is going to confirm some things we’ve already said and probably you already know,...
View ArticleRock Band 4 – Preview
It wasn’t actually that long ago that I put down Rock Band 3. It was probably about six months ago after I had an aching need to complete The Beatles Rock Band (something I’d forgotten I’d already...
View ArticleE3 2015: Bethesda Recap
As far as debut’s go, this is probably one that will live long in the memory for all of the right reasons. Bethesda took a giant leap to the stage at E3 (at the Dolby Theatre which hosts the Oscars, no...
View ArticleLEGO Jurassic World – Review
If you had told the late Michael Crichton that his work would eventually become LEGO, he would have said “interesting, but please don’t let it be based on The Andromeda Strain because that movie has...
View ArticleBack(wards) To The Future
Perhaps it’s nostalgia, or perhaps it’s the growing realisation that – as console games become more and more sophisticated – I’m no longer capable of playing to a high standard, but when I looked back...
View ArticleThe Witcher 3 – Wild Hunt – Review
One of the most eagerly awaited RPG’s of this new generation of gaming has finally arrived and found massive success worldwide. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt from Polish studio CD Projekt RED (the guys...
View ArticleReturning to Tamriel – The Elder Scrolls Online
Returning to Tamriel brought some mixed emotions to me. Originally, I was going to review The Elder Scrolls Online again, a year after I last did this with its original release on PC, with it’s new...
View ArticleTour de France 2015 – Review
There is a strange allure I have with licensed sports games. I just want to play them, just to see what they’re like. The more common sense person in me says “Don’t be a dick, Sean, that game is £40...
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