The Walking Dead: Season Two Episode 2 - A House Divided

Reality Bites

Waking up to reality is often an ugly beauty deal. Its scent is rich, like broth burnished long on a stove. Or rancid, like a corpse left out in the steaming glare of the sun. Only when you release the butterflies in you... Read Full Review

The Walking Dead: Season Two Episode 1 - All That Remains

The Sophomore Syndrome

The sophomore syndrome: a barrier many artists embrace when following up a widely successful debut. It's something that can solidify reputations or kill momentum completely. Telltale's video game adaptation of the Walkin... Read Full Review

Rumble Roses XX

Star Ocean: The Second Story

Tomb Raider III: Adventures of Lara Croft

Tomb Raider II

Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror

The Bouncer

Tomb Raider

Resident Evil 0

Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon

Mystery of the Druids

Vandal Hearts

SSX 3

SSX On Tour

Final Fantasy IX

Final Fantasy VIII

Escape from Monkey Island

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness

Kartia: The Word of Fate

Suikoden V

Jade Cocoon 2

Final Fantasy X

Star Ocean: Till the End of Time

Final Fantasy X-2

Breath of Fire III

Final Fantasy VII

Suikoden II

Vandal Hearts II

Urban Chaos

Fear Effect 2: Retro Helix

Tomb Raider III

Tomb Raider III confirms that the series is in desperate need of an ego-puncture.

It is official, Eidos has taken Lara Croft too far. This is down to their awareness of Lara being a franchise of her own; sleazy marketting skills of displaying her in the most trashiest of ways. Back when the Playstatio... Read Full Review

Tomb Raider II

Tomb Raider II is exciting and flawed in equal measure.

Although in small spurts, Tomb Raider has potential for electrifying gaming experience. The appeal of Tomb Raider is now two separate things: the original concept of traipsing around expansive levels and Lara Croft herse... Read Full Review

Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror

Winningly retains charm and humour, another great adventure from Revolution.

Sequels. Risky business. The demise of great reputations. A waste of money. Broken Sword: Shadow of The Templars was like a smartly shot animated film, and brought recognition to an unappreciated genre and won some accla... Read Full Review

Discworld II: Mortality Bytes!

Mortality Bytes is consistently funny and entertaining, essential for fans of the point-and-click genre.

Terry Pratchett is undoubtedly one of the funniest and observational modern writers. His list of profound sattirical Discworld novels (a blend of fiction-fantasy-humour) made a surprising but indeed enthusiastic welcome ... Read Full Review

Vandal Hearts: Ushinawareta Kodai Bunmei

Vandal Hearts delivers a solid and worthwhile experience that begs to be enjoyed.

It's a natural misconception that games with outstanding graphics has the potential to outshadow gameplay. Yet detractors of Vandal Hearts weren't satisfied with its visuals, having little to say about the actual gamepla... Read Full Review

The Bouncer

The Bouncer showcases wonderful graphics, but is only satisfying on a quiet night in.

With my deep menacing voice, ladies and gentlemen, sarcastic brats, I present to you the Bouncer. A terribly received Squaresoft creation that's often been labelled as one of the worst PS2 games ever. Lets be honest here... Read Full Review

Tomb Raiders (PSOne Books)

Interesting debut promises serious but subtle fun.

It's 1996. A fresh face bursts onto the screen with big hooters and tight hotpants, taking the critics and the world by storm. She leaps all over the place, traverses any ruin or tomb hiding ancient relics or artefacts a... Read Full Review

Resident Evil 0

Ideas are tired and uninspired; we're used to the same old tricks the series has thrown at us.

By now, you should know all of Resident Evil's tricks: flesh eating zombies, demonic rotweilers and the odd scary mutant lurking around the middle section of each game -- you know, the kind it takes seven bullets to dest... Read Full Review