Daniella Lucas
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Taking a short city break in The Witcher 3’s Novigrad
Why it's nice to take a holiday in The Witcher 3's best city → Read More
Taking a short city break in The Witcher 3’s Novigrad
Why it's nice to take a holiday in The Witcher 3's best city → Read More
Taking a short city break in The Witcher 3’s Novigrad
Why it's nice to take a holiday in The Witcher 3's best city → Read More
Forget the winter chills at Christmas with the 15 greatest beaches on Xbox
Leave the snow behind with sand, sun and the best beaches on Xbox. → Read More
The best upcoming Xbox One indie games heading your way
Forget AAA games: here's the best indies that are on their way to Microsoft's console. → Read More
A brief history of RPGs on Xbox - how Microsoft's console modernised role playing games
Role-playing games are a true staple of the gaming landscape – from epic fantasy tales to violent shooters, so many games out there embody aspects of this industry stalwart. Even big games such as Destiny 2 owe a lot to the humble RPG, its addictive levelling and loot progression systems all come from RPG beginnings.While the genre’s beginnings were on PCs with text-based adventures, it was the… → Read More
Hit 'em where it hurts: the 15 greatest punches in Xbox history
Halo? Tekken? Overwatch?! Which Xbox game has the best punch of all time? → Read More
10 gaming lessons we learned the hard way on Xbox
Every day's a school day on Xbox One, and it's never too late to pick up some new tricks. We've been doing it the hard way, but here's your opportunity to benefit from years of experience – learn from our mistakes as we present our definitive list of dos and don'ts in Xbox games. → Read More
10 gaming lessons we learned the hard way on Xbox
Learn from our mistakes as we present our definitive list of dos and don'ts in Xbox games. → Read More
Take a trip to Higgins Haven and go glamping in Friday The 13th
I can’t say I’m one for jump scares and horror, but if you ignore all the murder and deathrattles of your fellow campers you can have a delightful time by the shores of Higgins Haven in Friday The 13th. Set deep in a remote forest full of pine trees and bordered by a serene lake, the camp is an ideal place to get in touch with nature. A visit is also sure to get your adrenaline pumping thanks to… → Read More
Take a trip to Higgins Haven and go glamping in Friday The 13th
I can’t say I’m one for jump scares and horror, but if you ignore all the murder and deathrattles of your fellow campers you can have a delightful time by the shores of Higgins Haven in Friday The 13th. Set deep in a remote forest full of pine trees and bordered by a serene lake, the camp is an ideal place to get in touch with nature. A visit is also sure to get your adrenaline pumping thanks to… → Read More
The best upcoming Xbox One indie games heading your way
As the best upcoming indie games on Xbox One shows, there are a great range of things from smaller studios well worth your attention. Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds proves you can have a massive, mainstream smash - it's not all about little art house curios. So let us guide you through some of the most exciting indie games heading to Xbox One, via Microsoft's ID@Xbox program. There's things you… → Read More
Some games are better left in the past, and Phantom Dust appears to be one of them
Sometimes there’s nothing better than revisiting an Xbox old game you love. Sure, they rarely quite live up to modern standards, but they can be like a comforting digital hug thanks to the familiar surroundings and sense of nostalgia. Other times it’s just nice to treat yourself to a bit of a history lesson for a classic that you’ve missed. After all, there are so many that deserve a second… → Read More
The 15 greatest doggos in Xbox history
Who’s a good boy? You are! Yes, you are! There with you through thick and thin, looking adorable while sniffing out explosives. These are the very best good boys on Xbox. → Read More
Eight Nintendo games that NEED to become Mario Kart 8 tracks right now
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is awesome, and if anyone else suggests otherwise I'll Blue Shell them. It's so awesome, in fact, that games which don't even have Mario in the title are allowed to join the dangerous dodgem party.Both The Legend of Zelda and Animal Crossing now part of the standard track roster, its got me thinking about who else needs to join in on the banana-flinging, horn-tooting,… → Read More
The 30 best TV shows ever
Whether your favorite show is on Netflix, in a boxset or actually airing on your telly box, there's some truly phenomenal TV out there right now. From political dramas, to sci-fi, to vigilante escapades and violent fantasy - there's something on no matter what your tastes are. But which TV show is the king of them all? We've gathered a list of the pinnacle of television greatness to set an… → Read More
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
How to kill a Death Star On December 16, 2016 in the US and UK, something special begins. The Star Wars Story films - spin-off tales that flesh out the classic series’ recently unexpanded universe - kick off with Rogue One. Directed by Godzilla and Monsters’ Gareth Edwards, it tells the story of the resistance fighters that stole the plans for the Death Star (referenced briefly in the opening… → Read More
Final Fantasy 15’s huge world feels like a real place... even when it’s invaded by 100ft gods
Final Fantasy fans have had it good lately, with loads of info pouring out of a recent event in LA including some seriously impressive footage of a huge titan striding in and punching the ground. We’ve seen new combat, new enemies and friends, a star-studded movie tie-in and even a release date (come on September 30th!), but the thing that has impressed me most is the small glimpses of the world… → Read More
6 tips for managing your gaming time
Want to play something but finding yourself pressed for time? Is work/school/childcare taking up most of your day? Not been able to start The Division yet because you’ve still got other games on the go, even though you really want to? Hey, we’ve all been there (I still haven’t even gotten close to finishing The Witcher 3 yet), but I’ve been doing some research on how to make the most of the… → Read More
Pokken Tournament review
One of the things that people like to complain about when it comes to the main Pokemon series is that fights feel slow and nothing actually hits your opponent. Pokken Tournament rectifies that by letting trainers ‘synergise’ with their Pokemon, taking on their form to kick the crap out of someone else’s treasured pet in a straight-up fighting game. You can cut a Pikachu to ribbons using Weavile’… → Read More