Latest Articles By Steven Burns
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Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End Review
There he is, Nathan Drake, the aww-shucks gee-wizz smart-ass mass murderer of yore, back again for another adventure, except now he's older, retired, and…
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Why Modern Warfare Remastered could be the best Call of Duty game this year
Remember Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare? What a belter. Since its debut in late 2007, a rather distressing nine years ago, Call of…
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Hitman Episode Two – Sapienza Review
If IOI still has something to prove with this episodic version of Hitman - and judging by the amount of people saying they'll wait…
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Four times VR was laughably bad
VR is here, and it turns out it's pretty bloody good. Games like Valve's The Lab and Rust's Hot Dogs, Horseshoes and Hand Grenades…
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Why Sony’s PS4 ‘Neo’ is a natural evolution of the console cycle
PS4.5, or Neo, it says here, is real. According to a report over at Giant Bomb it's going to do all manner of things,…
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Can the man behind DayZ make the RTS work in VR?
VR is an exciting thing, but it's also a video games thing, and that means for all the virtual possibilities - swimming with dolphins,…
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Dark Souls 3 Multiplayer: Will it convert PvP noobs?
Like most sane people, I play Dark Souls and Bloodborne in offline mode. Now, I know this admission is the sort of thing which…
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Melancholy, and the infinite badness of video game trailer music
Video games were a mistake, we know that much. Whether it's internet hate mobs or large-scale harassment or executives wearing t-shirts under suit jackets…
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Is BAFTA trying to kill game developers?
There's always a loud, dead thud. At times, it's a scream. Sometimes it's both. The scream - in Wilhelm and other, less famous but…
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Enter the Gungeon Review
Forget the name: Enter the Gungeon may be one of the few games with a pun in the title which isn't a total disaster…
