Rob Webb

Lobotomy Corporation, developed and published by Project Moon is a funny little game. It’s not really to my taste for the most part, but that’s not to say you wont enjoy it. You play as administrator of a company that houses monsters…

Doom 2016 has reignited my passion for FPS and I consider it to be the benchmark all future FPS will have to be measured against. I hadn’t seriously played an Id game until its release and now I’m desperate to see…

Games are often praised for their gameplay, narrative or aesthetic, and rightly so. Those are what make a game worth playing. But to truly make a game feel special, to turn it into something that players really love, attention to…

Open world game design is difficult. I won’t pretend it isn’t. But Ubisoft (and several other publishers) seem to be missing the point entirely. In the past I have enjoyed Ubisoft games immensely. Looking back on their past creations it’s…

Its the end of the year and that can only mean one thing, awards. Gamers everywhere are looking back at 2016 and celebrating their favourite titles. I thought about doing some kind of top ten, but I feel that plenty…

There has been a lot of buzz about VR recently. Its been a long time coming but at last, consumers can get their hands on their very own virtual reality headsets. But will it be a commercial success? There’s no…

Games can tell great stories. And I want to celebrate that. I’ve put together a list of, not the best, but the most interesting and unique stories that video gaming has to offer. There are obviously some absolute classics missing,…

Split-screen multiplayer is remembered fondly for a reason. Being able to play against your friends was a major reason for their success. Many of the games we now herald as “classics” were built on this idea. Games like Super Mario Kart,…

With the release of the first Dark Souls 3 DLC just around the corner I thought it might be a good time to take a look back and really try to get to the bottom of what it is we love about…