Broken Age: Act 1 review
Broken Age is the adventure game that kickstarted Kickstarter, but is it really a victory for player power?
PC games
The Banner Saga review
An epic Norse-flavoured RPG funded by Kickstarter, The Banner Saga paints a bright future for crowdfunded games
Intel’s incredible Edison PC is the size of an SD card
Our minds are blown at the sheer possibilities of Intel’s nano-PC, which brings the Internet of Things closer to reality than ever
Intel’s RealSense camera: gesture control and 3D scanning built into your next PC
Tablets, all-in-ones, laptops and tabtops of all shapes and sizes will gain depth perception and 3D scanning capabilities this year [updated with hands-on impressions]
Fully Charged: Bake your own Raspberry Pi PC, Virgin shows Android some love, and MIT shows off the ‘Kinect on steroids’ nano camera
Build a computer in 107 seconds, and see the future of cameras – all in the early morning tech treat that is Fully Charged
Call of Duty: Ghosts review
Is there life after Modern Warfare? We carry out reconnaissance on Call of Duty: Ghosts to find out
FIFA 14 review
Depending on the kind of player you are FIFA 14 either takes things too far into the furniture-smashing frustration of real football or is the ultimate soccer sim
Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon review
A glorious, ass-kickingly unashamed celebration of 80s action movie tropes – and a pretty brilliant game to boot
Dead Island: Riptide review
Dead Island: Riptide – intro Dead Island was one of the surprise hits of 2011. It might have been as ropey as a zombie’s skincare regime in places, but it made up for it somewhat by offering a brutal and atmospheric open-world survival horror romp set on a tropical resort island. So has developer Techland […]