Latest Articles By Ian Dransfield
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Strategy is the key to success in The Division 2
Four of us were dropped into a mission: Air Force One has crashed, because of The Division 2’s whole ‘end of the world as…
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Skull & Bones and the story of the lonely pirate
It’s the other pirating game – the one that doesn’t allow you to leave the ship and comes off the back of Assassin’s Creed…
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Control: No Carol Smillie, but changing rooms
Ironic, given the game’s called Control, that I had none of that there thing when it came to the demo of Remedy’s latest. That’s…
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Jump Force through the eyes of an anime novice
You’ve just announced Jump Force, an anime best-of featuring all manner of characters featured in Weekly ShÅnen Jump in order to celebrate the magazine’s…
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Resident Evil 2 might be the best Resi ever, again
This is a bit of a brain-breaking moment for me. The Resident Evil 2 remake could well retake the crown as best Resident Evil…
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Dying Light 2 and how you can impact the world
In Dying Light 2 you can sprint across a wall, dive onto a rope, swing into a building through an open window, climb inside,…
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Rage 2 is raucous, self-aware, and the pink bits are ace
I, at the very least, was ‘rocking out’ as nobody says any more, to Andrew WK. He is one of life’s best humans, and…
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Assassin’s Creed Odyssey has me pricing a holiday to Greece
So far, aside from making me want to play more of it, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey has got me pricing a holiday to a bunch of…
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After playing Just Cause 4 I was grinning like an idiotic twerp
And so it comes to this – Just Cause 4 has our hero Rico Rodriguez (not the guy from Modern Family) battling nature’s angriest…
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Forza Horizon 4 is like your dad: fast and smooth
There’s a feeling Playground Games might be airbrushing a bit of the setting in Forza Horizon 4 – that being mighty old Britain. No…
