Author: Robert Purchese

[ad_1] I once chased someone across a B&Q car park because of a power washer. It was when I worked there – I wouldn’t chase someone now! Maybe if there was a sale… But no. I was standing by the tills when I saw someone leg it back through the entrance with a large power-washer…

[ad_1] Well look who we’ve got on Weekly today: it’s Ian Higton all the way over from YouTube land, where everyone communicates in video. He’s here to talk about virtual reality as often as he can, as well as tell us about changes on the Eurogamer video team. Aoife, if you didn’t know, is off…

[ad_1] Undergrave reminds me a lot of Fights in Tight Spaces, which is a good thing. It’s a turn-based fighting game where enemies move when you move, so if you move a tile, enemies move a tile, and if they end up next to you, you’ll be hit – and you’ve got about eight hit-points…

[ad_1] An interactive movie that tells a memorable story of human choices. Don’t be put off by the unusual art style: As Dusk Falls is good. I’d even go as far as to say it’s the best interactive movie game I’ve played, and in that breath I’m considering all of Supermassive’s output (the Dark Pictures…

[ad_1] It’s Weekly time, the podcast show where we recap the week on Eurogamer for you. Remember premium supporters get these episodes every Friday, whereas everyone else listens from Monday. Today on Weekly, I’m joined by editor in chief Martin Robinson and features editor Christian Donlan. We talk about the amazing space pictures pumped back…

[ad_1] May I introduce to you a bit of a legend around these parts. They’re one of the most well known faces in the UK games industry, and more than that, they’ve helped bring some of the biggest and most beloved game series to our shelves. I’m talking about the likes of The Witcher and…

[ad_1] Today on the Weekly show, we’re talking Pride Week, as well as recapping the rest of Eurogamer for you. My guests wrote some of the wonderful pieces we’ve published as part of Pride Week. They are show newcomers Ed Nightingale, a news reporter on Eurogamer – who you’ll recognise from the Newscast – and,…

[ad_1] When I play Cult of the Lamb I feel all of these other games inside it. I feel Hades, I feel Undermine (an underrated gem), I feel Slay the Spire, the Binding of Isaac. Maybe I even feel Animal Crossing, if Tom Nook were the devil and the whole island locked in a…