Racing Blind review
Racing Blind is an iOS game for the iPad developed by Sam Butterfield and his son Asa, and was created to pass the time between scenes on the set of the film – ‘The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas’. When...
View ArticleFar Cry 3: Blood Dragon review
So far this year we have been treated to some stellar titles, from gritty reboots to ones which reach dizzying new heights on narrative, but none this year will come close to the sheer madness that is...
View ArticleWorms Revolution Collection review
We love a good game collection here at Gamedot and when you add a couple of Worms games into the equation, well it’s not far off my idea of gaming heaven. The Worms Revolution Collection brings the old...
View ArticleStar Trek: The Video Game review
Any fan of Star Trek, regardless of when your life as a Trekkie began, would have a range of answers when questioned with “what is your favourite aspect of Star Trek?”. Some could possibly say “Oh...
View ArticlePainkiller: Hell & Damnation – Full Metal Rocket DLC review
Cult classic Painkiller was relaunched with a “Hell and Damnation” subtitle a few months ago. It did not impress. There didn’t seem to be any major improvement over the original. Time has not altered...
View ArticleMonaco: What’s Yours Is Mine review
After a delayed release, stealth action gem Monaco: What’s Yours is Mine has finally sneaked its way on to the Xbox Live Marketplace. Developed by Pocketwatch Games, Monaco has been highly anticipated...
View ArticleDash and Bash review
Since Cananbalt forged the way for endless runners and angry birds pioneered the three star reward structure for levels, there has been plenty of iOS titles that have amalgamated the two and spat out a...
View ArticleTerraria competition!
It’s Competition Monday guys and this week we have a couple of PSN codes for the massive indie title Terraria to give away to our awesome readers on Facebook and Twitter! Entry is very easy as our...
View ArticleWhat awaits us in the tent? – #XboxReveal
For years now rumours of Microsoft’s new console have been in circulation, with leaked documents and mysterious concepts suggesting everything from names, to anti-piracy precautions and even five-year...
View ArticleMetro: Last Light review
Metro: Last Light is the sequel to – and set a year after the events of – Metro 2033. Following mankind’s destruction of the surface of the planet in the folly of nuclear war, the remnants of the...
View ArticleMicrosoft’s next gen Xbox reveal event – LIVE
With less than a couple of hours left until Microsoft open the tent doors to the desperately waiting public, we invite you to take a seat, maybe crack a sweet tonic and join us as we give you all the...
View Article[UPDATE] Warframe sneaking onto PlayStation 4 for launch TRAILER
Free-to-play space-ninja action aimed at next-gen. Digital Extremes have announced that they will be bringing their third-person action game, Warframe, to the PlayStation 4 at launch. The title went...
View ArticleThe Night of the Rabbit review
A little over a month ago I previewed The Night of the Rabbit telling you about a 12 year old boy called Jeremiah Hazelnut and his sojourn into realms both magical and wonderful. If you read the...
View ArticleGRID 2 competition
To celebrate the newly released GRID 2, Codemasters have kindly offered up a few T-Shirts for you guys as booty. All you have to do is head to Twitter and tweet “Playing GRID 2 in my #GRID2 t-shirt...
View ArticlePainkiller: Hell & Damnation – Full Metal Rocket DLC review
Cult classic Painkiller was relaunched with a “Hell and Damnation” subtitle a few months ago. It did not impress. There didn’t seem to be any major improvement over the original. Time has not altered...
View ArticleGRID 2 review
12pm. It’s late and everyone is asleep in the house. Patterns of light create a fast moving kaleidoscope of colours that dance on quiet walls. “Waiting for players” is glowing beside the rev counter,...
View ArticleDUST 514 review
A game like Dust 514 does not come along very often. That’s not to say that large scale futuristic military shooters do not come along like unwanted buses. It seems that we are graced with another...
View ArticleResident Evil Revelations review
Resident Evil: Revelations seems to be a game with a bit of an identity crisis. Does it want to be a throw back to the survival horror roots of the series, or an over the top action game in the vein of...
View ArticleFast and Furious Showdown Review
Ah, The Fast and the Furious. A franchise of movies that, aside from the blip on Tokyo Drift, is one that has gotten stronger with each release; bucking the trend for trilogies, garnering bigger stars...
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