Corvus Belli's Infinity is one of the coolest games on the tabletop market right now, and Lucas is here to show you how to get started!
Lucas takes a look at how Creative Assembly struck the fine balance between staying faithful to Beastmen lore and creating a fun campaign.
On this week's Doublejump Radio, long-term staffer Ty joins John & Abir to talk about Take-Two Interactive's latest dick move, Australia's first gaming union (Game Workers Australia), Dune: Part One's underwhelming showing, and the "reality" of life in Australia.
These five Rulebreaker cards are fun, effective, and sure to stay relevant in the FUT 22 meta for months to come.
Although Bobby Kotick's been in the headlines of late, Activision's problems run much, much deeper than him.
Our latest Fun File column sees Edward (and his partner) tackle Super Mario Party's highest difficult to see what the fuss is about.
On Doublejump Radio #042, site alum Cai Holroyd joins John & Abir to talk about the many calls for Bobby Kotick to step down, Battlefield 2042's poor Steam reception, The Game Awards 2021 nominees, and why Psychonauts 2 is this year's most underrated game.
On this week's Doublejump Radio, John & Abir talk about No Time To Die and Battlefield 2042 vs. Halo Infinite's multiplayer before raging at why "leaders" like Bobby Kotick remained employed, why Rockstar Games doesn't give a fuck about its legacy, and why The Elder Scrolls VI won't come to PS5.
In this special Fun File, Edward brushes up on his Animalese for a retrospective look back at Animal Crossing's co-op through the years.
On this week's Doublejump Radio, John & Abir talk about Forza Horizon 5's huge launch, how life's better with cats, Elden Ring's strong gameplay showing, Ubisoft's desperate cash splurge, and Devolver Digital going public.
Callum, John, Kate and Ruby run you through five weird, cool and outright incredible games you might have missed.
On Doublejump Radio #039, John & Abir talk about Bobby Kotick taking a pay cut, Blizzard cancelling BlizzConline 2022, Amy Hennig leading a new Marvel game, and the underwhelming experience of watching movies in D-BOX.
Despite a narrative stumble, Midnight Protocol is an engaging cyberpunk RPG that’s well worth your time and money.