Liam Tobin

Crotch jokes, a chase through a hidden underground town, familiar faces and an amazing opening makes for a dream come true for Borderlands fans.

Lost Lords moves fast, maybe a little too fast. Feeling more like an extension rather than continuing the story, it seems a lot of waiting comes with Game of Thrones.

For anyone not familiar with Game of Thrones they will be greeted with a bleak world of incest, death and despair where life is never fair.

Amid The Ruins is a tense emotional thrill ride from start to finish.

Telltale's storytelling abilities are what drives The Wolf Among Us. Both brilliant and terrifying, this finale is the best 2 hours you'll ever spend playing a video game.

The city is your weapon in the most anticipated game of the year but the hype quickly shows that it can cause a game to just crash and burn.

Bigby starts out strong but all in all takes a nose dive towards the end as a shorter episode makes it the weakest.

In Harm's Way is one of the most brutal gaming experiences ever, pushing you to your breaking limit.

A House Divided is one of the best ever episodes of The Walking Dead, delivering on all fronts.

Whilst “All That Remains” felt very predictable it was still a great return to a series that we all came to fall in love with.

A Crooked Mile not only makes for some memorable moments and brilliant gameplay but also shows why TellTale are the kings of storytelling and why you're called The Big Bad Wolf.

With a brand new protagonist, a new engine, and plenty of new powers to play with, Second Son shows why everyone needs a PS4 in their lives.

With a lifeless city and dull story & characters, you won't end up feeling like a master thief, more like a petty thief.

Whether you finish Ground Zeroes in 10 minutes or an hour Kojima proves that we have a reason to be excited for Phantom Pain.

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare sounds silly on paper but its amazing colour palette, game modes and characters set it apart from the rest.