Massively multiplayer... diplomacy?
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Shh, it's a secret, and Chris Capel isn't very good at keeping those.
It's all been done before, which is a significant part of <i>Inversion</i>'s problem.
Absolutely nothing to do with GPS, Chains of Satinav challenges fate and the adventure genre.
Better late than never, right?
When there’s no more room in hell, the dead and Chris Capel will walk the Earth.
Hail hail Deponia, a land we didn’t make up!
Marco Fiori gives us his verdict on Krater.
David Brown gets out the bucket and spade and heads into the reviewing desert with a copy of Spec Ops: The Line.
One of the most iconic comic book heroes of all time has been Lego-ified again. Except this time, it's a huge improvement upon the lacklustre and soulless original Lego Batman.
This quality quirky quasi-quest fulfils quite the quaint quizzy quotient. Chris Capel quashes his queasiness.
Monotony is the name of the game.
While the possibility of a resonance cascade scenario is extremely unlikely, Chris Capel still keeps a crowbar under his pillow.
No Gods or Kings, only Pixels...
Alan Wake returns before we'd barely even said goodbye, in American Nightmare; a guide to surviving with nothing but a flashlight and a magic typewriter.
Your Sins remembered, for the last time...
From now on Chris Capel is changing his name to "Handsome B. Wonderful".
When Chris Capel plays the Game of Thrones, he either wins or he goes and watches the TV series instead.
Not a strategy game, as it turns out...
Dragon's Lair finally arrives on the XBLA, but has it aged well?