Lewy Buck reviews Styx: Shards of Darkness… Back in 2014 Cyanide studios and Focus home interactive gave us Styx: Master of shadows, a game that received mixed to positive reviews but personally I felt, was incredibly underrated. Fast forward to 2017 and both developer and publisher are back with its sequel, Styx: Shards of Darkness where […]
Video Game Review – Sniper Elite 4 DLC Deathstorm Part 1: Inception
Scott Watson reviews Sniper Elite 4 DLC Deathstorm Part 1 Inception… We’ve had a good old-time playing Sniper Elite 4 here at Flickering Myth. It’s been an organic and expansive addition to the series that has built and improved on everything coming before it. You can read our original thoughts on its release here before we delve […]
Video Game Review – LEGO City Undercover
Emma Withington reviews LEGO City Undercover… Super cop Chase McCain has returned to LEGO City to right past wrongs and take down escaped criminal Rex Fury…’again’. Serving under credit hogging Chief Dunby and joined by your best friend – of one whole day! – Frank Honey, who is very excited to show you his ‘special place’…It’s […]
PlayStation VR London Showcase Press Event
Dean Abdou reports from the PlayStation VR London Showcase Press Event… It was a beautiful sunny day in London but for me I was led underground to try out some exclusive VR content for the PlayStation VR. During the event we were presented with various titles that will be releasing on the PlayStation VR. Several […]
Video Game Review – Yooka-Laylee
Scott Watson reviews Yooka-Laylee… Is it cool to say this is gloriously retro? Is it far enough back in gaming history, that we can class a game that has its heart, soul and roots in the superb platforming spectacles of the N64 era as retro? You know what, screw the retro, Yooka-Laylee is platforming glory […]
Project ZX review and interview with creator Richard Langford
Villordsutch reviews Project ZX and chats with creator Richard Langford… Back in 2009 the BBC aired a drama based around the rise of the British home computer market, with its two main players being Sir Clive Sinclair played by Alexander Armstrong (Armstrong and Miller, Danger Mouse) and Chris Curry played by Martin Freeman (The Hobbit, […]
Disaster epic Geostorm comes to Android and iOS
Video game studio Sticky Studios has announced the release of Geostorm, the official turn-based puzzle game inspired by the upcoming feature film, which is available as a free download now on iOS and Android today. Geostorm immerses players in a world filled with cataclysmic events and environmental dangers as they puzzle their way to safety and combines […]
Video Game Review – Horizon Zero Dawn
Ray Willmott reviews Horizon Zero Dawn… Horizon Zero Dawn seems to be just like every other Open-World RPG we’ve played over the last few years. Large map, lots of quests, tons of things to collect. But it comes from the unlikeliest of sources in Guerilla Games, a company that put their name on the map […]
First Impressions – Battle Splash
Daniel James Thomas with some first impressions of Battle Splash… Battle Splash is a game currently in development by Mai Nguyen Binh Hung, a solo designer and programmer who has taken on the task of making this game the best it can be – go Mai! It is set to bring a whole new concept to the […]
Star Trek: Bridge Crew now available for non-VR players with free update
Ubisoft has announced that Star Trek: Bridge Crew is now available for non-VR players on PlayStation 4 and PC with a new free update which also includes enhanced Windows Mixed Reality support. More players can now live out their Star Trek fantasies as they take command of the USS Aegis and USS Enterprise NCC-1701 using […]
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