Added: 14.05.2014 10:46 | 5 views | 0 comments


Warhammer 40,000: Chess - Regicide is the latest in the ever-increasing slew of games bearing the Games Workshop brand. This time round it's chess, but not as we know it. Because there are Space Marines and Orks instead of chess pieces, I guess. The game is being built by Hammerfall Publishing, and features single player and mutiplayer modes, as well as a Blood Angels-fronted campaign th...

Added: 12.05.2014 17:14 | 2 views | 0 comments


"Spiders have built a reputation for developing games that are as ambitious as they are rough around the edges. Titles such as Of Orcs and Men and Mars: War Logs have a certain amount of charm, but clearly could have benefited from some extra time in the oven. Their latest effort is Bound by Flame, a fantasy action RPG available now on PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4. Its as ambitious as previous Spiders efforts, but its not without its warts, too." Joe Garcia, Stealthy Box

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Bound by Flame is the latest instalment from French developer, Spiders. They have had a fairly rocky history of late, most notably for their most recent title Mars: War Logs that was quickly forgotten about, as well as their involvement in the development of Of Orcs and Men, which while it had promise, it sorely missed the mark somewhere along the line. Needless to say, it seems Spiders has learned from their past mistakes and have finally put their all into a fantastic RPG with Bound by Flame. Find out our full thoughts and opinions in the video review!

Added: 10.05.2014 10:14 | 1 views | 0 comments


I have an eternal soft spot for Spiders, the studio known for such curious roleplaying games as Mars: War Logs and Of Orcs and Men. There is no denying the passion and ambition this company has - it crafts intriguingly original worlds and works damn hard to fill each one with a sense of depth and history. In terms of both narrative and gameplay, Spiders' games take cues from the best in the business, blending the work of BioWare, Obsidian, Bethesda, and others, while adding its own eccentric and recognizable flair. Yet for all of its heart, Spiders makes mostly shambolic games that ultimately frustrate more than they please.

Added: 10.05.2014 10:14 | 6 views | 0 comments


Bound by Flame is the latest instalment from French developer, Spiders. They have had a fairly rocky history of late, most notably for their most recent title Mars: War Logs that was quickly forgotten about, as well as their involvement in the development of Of Orcs and Men, which while it had promise, it sorely missed the mark somewhere along the line. Needless to say, it seems Spiders has learned from their past mistakes and have finally put their all into a fantastic RPG with Bound by Flame. Find out our full thoughts and opinions in the video review!

Added: 10.05.2014 7:17 | 4 views | 0 comments


Mick Fraser: "In Bound by Flame, Spiders deliver an action-RPG that just about manages to remain playable throughout, but offers not a single wow moment. An interesting but limited crafting system and an atmospheric fantasy world dont make up for run-of-the-mill writing, 2-dimensional characters, imbalanced combat, and a rushed, unsatisfying narrative. Like Of Orcs and Men before it, Bound by Flame is an uneven mishmash of decent new ideas and painfully generic genre tropes that struggle to gel, yet somehow it blunders through to deliver a mostly enjoyable adventure. Bound by Flame had a great deal of potential but it feels half-realised, and this is simply not the epic adventure we were promised."

Added: 10.05.2014 5:14 | 1 views | 0 comments


Mick Fraser: "In Bound by Flame, Spiders deliver an action-RPG that just about manages to remain playable throughout, but offers not a single wow moment. An interesting but limited crafting system and an atmospheric fantasy world dont make up for run-of-the-mill writing, 2-dimensional characters, imbalanced combat, and a rushed, unsatisfying narrative. Like Of Orcs and Men before it, Bound by Flame is an uneven mishmash of decent new ideas and painfully generic genre tropes that struggle to gel, yet somehow it blunders through to deliver a mostly enjoyable adventure. Bound by Flame had a great deal of potential but it feels half-realised, and this is simply not the epic adventure we were promised."