Professor Layton is a curious English gentleman. He’s spent years perfecting the art of puzzle solving – and he revels in it. When he and his apprentice Luke are one […]

Crayon Physics has it’s roots in the experimental gameplay project. This is a project whereby people create simple games, from concept to creation, in a defined time period (a week […]

Regular readers of the site will know that I have been ranting about Mirrors Edge ever since it was first announced all those months ago – and now I have […]

Spiderman has always been one of my favorite super heroes (Batman being the other at the top of the list) and that’s mostly because of the web swinging and cool […]

I love WipEout Games. They can be difficult to play but, with a little effort, oh so rewarding. WipEout HD is no different, it looks great, has a thumping soundtrack, […]

World of Goo started life as a small, free, flash based video game. In fact calling it a game would be a bit of an exaggeration. Really it was a […]

There are loads of racing games on consoles. They’re everywhere, and rarely do they excite me. When I play games I want a rush, a buzz, a sense of fun, […]

Outside of Nintendos first party games, there are not many Wii games that make good use of the Wiimote. When the Wii first came out it was sold as being […]

Metal Gear Solid 4 has arrived, some people will love it, some people will hate it. I, for one, am a fan of the series. I remember playing a demo […]

This is a game I was looking forward to for some time. The previews looked simply stunning and having loved the Prince of Persia games previously I couldn’t think of […]

I just downloaded Magic Farm for PC and totally blasted through the one hour demo with my kids and now my finger is hovering over the buy button. Years ago […]

Azada is a quite unique game. It’s a single puzzle game, made up of many many many different smaller puzzle games. Taken individually these games would probably go unnoticed, but […]