I was apprehensive going into Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands. On the one hand, the character herself I find generally unlikeable and irritating, but the gameplay of the Borderlands series is fantastic. It doesn’t take long for Wonderlands to win you over, however.
Ghostwire: Tokyo is an intriguing game; a very strongly Japanese-themed game, set in a realistic representation of Tokyo (obviously), but having gameplay elements you might expect to see in Western titles.
This is a neat little budget keyboard, stripping a mechanical keyboard back down to its bare essentials. Keys, some LEDs, and nice clicking, writes Michael Robertson.
Dunedin based independent game developer and publisher Runaway Play has won three international awards this month for its latest release Old Friends Dog Game.
Big-profile shooters Doom and Wolfenstein have both been revived and updated to a more modern format in recent years, but another, lesser-known series returned over a year before them.
Three out of four Kiwi kids see streaming as a viable career option. What does that sentence even mean!? Bruce Munro takes a deep dive in the swift-flowing online-video-communities river.
Microsoft is buying "Call of Duty" maker Activision Blizzard in the biggest gaming industry deal in history as global technology giants stake their claims to a virtual future.
Dolmen is an upcoming game in the Dark Souls-style die, die and die again genre, and I got a chance to play a preview build, which offered a few select sections.
I’ve always thought horror was strange. Who would willingly play a game designed to frighten them? Well, myself of course. Horror has always been fun to play through and it comes in different forms, whether a jump-scare fest or a slow psychological burn.