Hitman’s creator wants you to assassinate throughout 2016
Are you ready for a world of assassination? Hitman debuts today as an episodic game where you can live out the fantasy of being...
Hitman maker launches ‘Kill this ad’ video campaign
Agent 47 sure gets around. The main character of Hitman, the assassination game for the PC and consoles that debuts today, appears in a new ad campaign today that the creators hope will go viral.
The challenges of porting Final Fantasy IX to Android and iOS
When we first played Final Fantasy IX, I don’t think any of us imagined we could one day own the game on our phones....
Tomb Raider writer Rhianna Pratchett paves a new way for female heroes
Lara Croft and video game writer Rhianna Pratchett share more than a few traits. The hero of the Tomb Raider series and the writer...
Studio chief wants players to show their assassination creativity in Hitman
Assassins are modern anti-heroes, doing the dirty work of their corporate or government overseers. If the jobs is done right, then the assassin will...
Hitman reboot takes ‘assassination tourism’ to new heights (hands-on)
Hitman is in its 16th year, but the stealth assassination game is going through a major reboot. Like Lara Croft with the 2013 reboot...
The best Final Fantasy hits mobile before Steam (hint: It’s IX)
The best Final Fantasy has a new platform to call home. The Square Enix role-playing game classic Final Fantasy IX is available now for...
Bravely Second: End Layer and Destiny share one thing in common
Bravely Second takes place a few “exact amount unspecified” years after the events of the first game. Agnes, Vestal of the Wind, was just about to sign a peace treaty with Eternia when she gets captured. The protagonist this time, Yew, a member of her guard.
Final Fantasy Explorers is a bland ‘My First Monster Hunter’
One of Final Fantasy’s strengths is how each game is different from the last. You may not care for Final Fantasy XIII, but it does...
Final Fantasy’s Lightning did a fashion interview, and yep, it’s weird
But you know what’s weirder? An bizarrely sincere interview with the fictional character that’s filled with as much melodrama as the actual script for Final Fantasy XIII. And that’s exactly what The Telegraph did, and it is … interesting.