Review: American Truck Simulator
James reviews the overly realistic American Truck Simulator.
Browsing: Video Games
Series Retrospective: 20 years of Pokemon games
With the 20th Anniversary of the iconic series just around the corner, Natasha looks back at the history of the Pokemon games.
Hidden Gems: Shadow of Memories
Thomas recommends a hidden gem of so-bad-its-good gaming.
Review: Resident Evil: Origins Collection
Culture Editor, Harrison, reviews the HD re-release bundle of horror classics Resident Evil and Resident Evil Zero.
The Edge’s Most Anticipated Games of 2016
With 2016 now firmly underway, our writers look ahead to their most anticipated games of the year.
The Edge’s Top 10 Games of the Year
Before sinking their teeth into all the releases the new year has to offer, our writers take a look back at the best games of 2015.
Thomas’ Tirades: The Best and Worst Things of 2015 (or, 2015 From the Perspective of Somebody Who Did Nothing This Year)
Having done very little for approximately a year, Thomas takes a look at some of the best and worst examples of culture that he did manage to experience.
Review: Call of Duty Black Ops III
Conor reviews the last of 2015’s triple A shooters, Call of Duty: Black Ops III.
Thomas’ Tirades: The Game Awards and Advertising
In his latest column, Thomas laments the cynical commercialism of The Game Awards.
Review: Star Wars Battlefront
With the release of The Force Awakens creeping ever closer, Conor reviews Star Wars Battlefront.
Review: The Ritual on Weylyn Island
I’ve got to make a confession here, guys. Something that’s been weighing on my chest…
Review: Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege
Conor reviews the disappointing return of the Rainbow Six franchise.
The best and worst Star Wars games
With the recently released Star Wars Battlefront dividing opinions, our writers take a look at some of the best and worst games ever to take place in a galaxy far far away.
Thomas’ Tirades: In defence of linear gaming
In the first of a new gaming based column, Thomas explains why not every game needs to be an open world experience.