New Statesman • 7th April 2020

Could your smartphone detect early signs of coronavirus infection? | New Statesman

The wearable tech market has ballooned in recent years, in part because of the public’s desire to better understand and monitor their bodies, and Fitbit is not alone in focusing on health...

Property Week • 29th November 2019

Birmingham regeneration sparks LGBT row | Property Week (Create free account to read)

Regeneration efforts in Birmingham’s gay village are creating conflict between developers and parts of the city’s LGBT community...

gamesradar • 31st July 2019

The 50 best Android games to download right now | GamesRadar

The Google Play store is a treasure trove of amazing titles, but sometimes it can feel like wading...

Property Week • 23rd January 2020

UK deep coal mine dispute raises questions about councils' climate emergency response | Property Week (Register for free account)

Is the planning system equipped to respond effectively to the climate emergency? (Free registration to read article)

VGC • 3rd May 2019

Child of Light: Creators look back on Ubisoft’s surprising RPG | VGC

“I had people laughing at me in the corridor,” says Patrick Plourde, creative director...

Raconteur / The Times • 10th December 2019

Do video games have a social responsibility? | The Times / Raconteur

As the number of people playing video games grows, so does the appetite to create...

PC Gamer • 30th November 2018

Darksiders 3 review | PC Gamer

When you fight small groups of demons as the nimble Fury (who's one of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse), Darksiders 3 feels special...

EGM • 23rd August 2019

As Game Budgets Balloon, Indie Devs Learn to Work Smarter | EGM

The creators behind Outer Wilds, Observation, and Void Bastards on getting more for less...

EGM • 9th December 2019

Everybody's Gone: Dan Pinchbeck on Rebuilding The Chinese Room | EGM

The secret to game design, Dan Pinchbeck says, is dinosaur poop...

PC Gamer • 2nd July 2019

Rampant racism and toxicity are driving players away from Mordhau | PC Gamer

For some players, Mordhau's fun combat has been tainted by a growing toxicity problem that sees racist, sexist and homophobic s...

PC Gamer • 29th February 2020

HyperX Pulsefire Dart review | PC Gamer

For most PC gamers looking for a wireless mouse, the HyperX PulseFire Dart appears to be a solid, if unspectacular, bet...

PC Gamer • 22nd April 2019

Pathway review | PC Gamer

I’ve just watched four priestesses open the skies with magic crystals, send the Divine Chariot...

Kotaku UK • 28th February 2019

Kingdom Come: Deliverance's Latest DLC is Too Evil to Enjoy | Kotaku UK

Band of Bastards lost me somewhere between a joke about wanking – how to get a “well-polished helmet”...

Rock, Paper, Shotgun • 13th August 2017

Should kids be taught using Minecraft? | Rock, Paper, Shotgun

“The 14-year-old me was weeping inside” says Tom Bennett, the UK government’s school behaviour tsar...

PC Gamer • 8th November 2018

After 15 years, Max Payne 2's ridiculous physics still make it a must-play | PC Gamer

It took me a solid hour to remember why I loved Max Payne 2 when I booted it up the other week in honour of its 15th birthday...

gamesradar • 23rd October 2019

Pokemon Sword and Shield preview: Instantly familiar battling with a few very British twists | GamesRadar

My neighbour and Pokemon rival Hop won’t stop calling me “mate”, and I love it...

Rock Paper Shotgun • 16th November 2018

Wot I Think – Ark: Extinction | Rock, Paper, Shotgun

I’ve built an army of inflatable flesh bags that puff themselves up to three times their normal size and then launch into the air like oversized, leaky balloons...

PC Gamer • 29th February 2020

Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed review | PC Gamer

The Basilisk X Hyperspeed is Razer's latest stab at the affordable wireless mouse market...

PC Gamer • 16th December 2019

30 little touches in The Witcher 3 that show its amazing attention to detail | PC Gamer

CD Projekt went all out bringing Geralt's world to life with details you may have missed, even after a hundred hours....

PC Gamer • 23rd October 2019

Encased is a promising, Fallout 2-inspired RPG entirely set inside a mysterious dome | PC Gamer

I’m in a crowd of gamblers, all craning our necks at flickering security monitors to watch a group of rats scurry....