When World of Tanks came out on Xbox a number of years back, I was hooked. I spent hours on end working on tanks, trying to obtain the next upgrade, or to unlock the next tier tank. I think I managed to get to tier six before I gave in

In this month alone, 2 highly anticipated looters and shooters dropped. One is doing well, while the other seemed to struggle from launch. The Division 2, the second in a franchise from Ubisoft has hit the shelves in a whirlwind, but it had me thinking what did it do so

I’m very hit and miss with grindy game play. Where as I was right into the ‘Diablo 3’ and ‘The Division’, even needing eye drops after a 14 hr session once, I totally missed ‘The Destiny’ train. I’d also like to point out I’m very hit and miss with Bioware

Crackdown 3 has been 9 years in the making and finally after much delay (it was originally due 2016) is finally here. I was absorbed in the first one because it’s concept of mass destruction as a super human was so unique and different and while I didn’t play the

Big Ant Studios are an Australian crew who have published and developed games such as Ashes Cricket, AO Tennis and they’ve even made a mobile game for BBL, and ever since their mobile BBL game I’ve craved a console version. So what’s Big Bash Boom? It’s the coolest damn cricket

First released on the PS4 and PC in July 2015, Rocket League finally makes its port to the Nintendo switch. Rocket league if you haven’t heard of it, is a soccer game with a twist, you use cars, not people. The main menu when you first boot it up is

Hold onto your seats gamers, Sledgehammer Games has unleashed a Call of Duty game that brings back boots to the ground, and have gone back in time instead of all that future timeline BS. Call of Duty is a franchise that hasn’t been doing too well over the past few