When it comes to mobile games, you’re not always lucky. There are thousands of games out there, with only a few making it to the top. Even then, most of the games are either full of ads, have too many in-app purchases or are too exhausting to follow through. Even worse, some games are so hard to follow through that simpletons like me would rather not give it a chance. Read More

One of the biggest debates recently has been over the standard $60 price tag that goes on pretty much every game. A lot of gamers feel like the amount of content they get is diminishing. Others feel as though the game isn’t worth it due to the trade value offered by multiple retailers. Other players wonder if the pre-order system is nothing but a ploy to make fast cash of unsuspecting gamers. Read More

Ah. Buffering. The ultimate test of our patience. You’re watching an intense moment and the video suddenly hangs or the resolution goes kaput. All you can do is get annoyed and curse your internet connection. If this sounds familiar, there’s good news. Researchers at MIT are coming up with a cool plan – using machine learning to solve this problem and help you enjoy maximum quality without the abrupt interruption or the pixelated resolution. Read More

Agents of Mayhem goes all out as it fully commits to its cartoonish TV action roots, complete with catchy theme tunes and well-developed animated cut scenes. It’s not subtle in its love for the 90s and fans of that will find many welcome treats and nods to the past in this latest Volition title. In Agents of Mayhem, the world has been taken over in a somewhat hostile way by the evil L. Read More

‘The World’s Most Visited Alt-Right Website,’ is finally down. If anything, this is a victory for humanity. ‘The Daily Stormer,’ rightly stormed the Internet with an article mocking the tragic death of 32-year old Heather Heyer at the Charlottesville riot. Since then, the site has been forced underground by GoDaddy, Google, DigitalOcean, and CloudFlare; all agreeing with the notion that the site, ‘violated terms of use,’ with its incitement of violence and hate speech. Read More

LawBreakers is the newest hero shooter to hit the gaming market. It’s a fast paced 5v5 first person shooter that offers a freedom of both flight and movement like no other game on the market. It’s thrilling at times as you dance in the air, battling other players. All whilst trying to stay afloat just long enough to win the fight. There’s a great learning curve in figuring out the best way to stay afloat as you glide through the air towards opponents. Read More

After watching a video over the weekend of the new self-driving cars that Ford is working on, it got my own wheels turning a bit on how cool that was. Enter in the huge backlash of fans against the hackers who just popped out the scripts for Game of Thrones after the HBO hack, and now my wheels are turning in a whole new way. While I’d love to sit back and enjoy the scenery while my car drives me around, I have to admit that the whole concept makes me a bit nervous. Read More

It’s that time of year again where summer is winding down and schools are returning to session. While beach trips may be getting put to a halt the world of video games has decided to heat things up in August. This means that no matter whether you are a parent relaxing at home for the first time in months or a college kid returning to campus for the year there’s still some summer left for you. Read More

If you haven’t heard already, there has been a huge cyber attack at HBO and Game of Thrones scripts have been ripped from their iron safes and released. Some GoT lovers don’t want to know and want to be surprised when they watch the show tonight (and the next couple of episodes). However, others, have already scoured through the scripts and released them online in several different places that have lit up like ‘wildfire’ around the web. Read More

The Long Dark is a survival game that seemed destined to be stuck in early access forever. Thankfully the trend of games never quite making it out of the early access tag has now been broken. The Long Dark maybe one of a number of survival games, but to me, this one felt a little different. The game originated from Kickstarter and released on Steam as an early access title back in 2014. Read More