Author: Tristan Ogilvie

Up until now exposures to Rage 2 have been fairly linear affairs; the barren open world expanse of Avalanche Studios…

The Hong Kong Massacre is Hotline Miami meets Max Payne on the set of a John Woo movie, and for…

Rather than setting the world alight like the fireworks above the Mushroom Kingdom, Nintendo’s underperforming Wii U console ultimately went…

Bobble-headed players, flaming pitches and bowlers throwing actual pies: Big Bash Boom is certainly cricket like you’ve never seen it…

One of the earliest marketing slogans for Sony’s first video game console was “Don’t underestimate the power of PlayStation.” It’s…

Beautiful, brutal and frequently bizarre, The Missing: J.J. Macfield and the Island of Memories is a side-scrolling puzzle platformer that…

World of Warships has just celebrated its third-year anniversary, and it’s come a long way since it’s 2015 debut. Over…

Starlink: Battle for Atlas raised more than a few eyebrows when it was announced at E3 2017, at a time…

IGN’s Tristan Ogilvie and Luke Reilly sat down with Ben Penrose, Studio Art Director at Playground Games, to get his…

By the time the credits had rolled on Yakuza Kiwami 2 I’d uncovered a plot to detonate a series of…

With the gameplay of The Division 2 already on display a couple of months ago at E3 2018, the team…

I’ve been handed the controller for my first taste of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey in a behind closed doors demo here…

WarioWare Gold, the latest release in the offbeat Nintendo series that takes the expression ‘a quick game is a good…

Playing a match in Mario Tennis Aces is like challenging someone to an arm wrestle and a staring contest simultaneously.…