Like everything in the universe, No Man’s Sky is fuelled by money, in this case, “units”. Units are pretty important because you’ll need them to upgrade your ship and buy the best equipment, as you’d expect.
Prey was considered one of the Xbox 360’s must-have titles, one of the reasons to own the console. It was unique, fascinating and ambitious, introducing gameplay mechanics — like the use of portals — that would later be honoured/copied in future games.
The future of free-to-play multiplayer shooter BattleCry is in doubt.
It’s been out for 151 weeks, but Grand Theft Auto V is still the most popular game in the UK.
Ahead of launch, the game’s soundtrack has been released online, and it is a truly befitting compilation of ambient beats, slick drum and bass, and raunchy electric rock.
Rockstar Games and 2K have a “robust” development pipeline.
Overwatch will surely work its way up the professional circuit to become one of the most watched (and perhaps even bet on) eSports games on the planet. Its Competitive Play mode is not without its problems, but Blizzard is ironing out the kinks and looking to continue to evolve that element of the experience over time.
No Man’s Sky is a unique game, unlike anything any of us would have played before, at least on console. As such, we’ve put together all the important information you need to know about the game ahead of its release, and answer the questions you’re probably asking.
This year’s Gamescom in Cologne, Germany will impose tighter security measures in response to violent incidents in Germany and France.
