Guides
Games
DLC review: Borderlands 2: Krieg the Psycho
Calum Wilson Austin Fans looking for a more insane way to play Borderlands will find exactly what they're looking for.
Screenshot jigsaw puzzle #36
James Dominguez DexX is off to Seattle for the big Xbox unveiling next week. In the meantime, why not solve a puzzle?
Need a US credit card? Try the post office
Adam Turner It's easy to bypass geoblocking, but how do you pay for US-only services?
Friday question: What are your gateway games?
James Dominguez Have you ever hooked a non-gamer onto games? What were the games you used as a gateway drug?
Your Turn: Guilty games
Screen play reader Corey Lee In today's Your Turn, reader Corey Lee talks about how good it is for a game to invoke emotion in the player, even if it's a negative emotion like guilt.
Games
I want Candy: why 66 million of us are sweet on this game
The new phone game couldn't be simpler, writes Joe Shute. Or more addictive.
Games
Drama in the deep freeze: Lost Planet 3 interview
James Dominguez After the pure action of the first two games, Lost Planet 3 shows a surprising dedication to atmosphere and storytelling. DexX interviewed the game's producer to find out more.
Games
Undead again: still some life in the zombie genre
Calum Wilson Austin There's lots of ghoulish fun to be had, but watch out for the woeful 'gangsta' cliches.
Games
Storyline lives large in The Walking Dead
Calum Wilson Austin Finally, an adventure game breathes life into strong narrative and character development.
Indie review: Blendoku
James Dominguez Blendoku must be a contender for being the simplest game ever made, but that doesn't mean it's easy.
Tuesday Newsday: Business woes continue, new modding tools, and extra GTA V details
James Dominguez File under "boring but important", several huge companies are having problems. Otherwise we have Witcher 2 mod tools, more GTA V map details, and the return of that XCOM shooter.
Metro: Last Light - Beauty in the darkness
James Dominguez Metro: Last Light achieves a delicate balance between action, story, art, atmosphere, and philosophy.
Software
Free Windows 8 update to address confusion
Anick Jesdanun A free Windows 8 update to address complaints with Microsoft's new operating system will be made available later this year.
Tech
Don't fence me in
Adam Turner It is possible to free yourself from the restrictions of the big three tech giants.
Indie review: Fish Out of Water
James Dominguez Following the great success of Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride, will Halfbrick's new game, Fish Out of Water, to be another big hit? Here is DexX's opinion.
Advice
How to fix common Windows 8 problems
Anick Jesdanun Some possible solutions to common complaints and confusion with the Windows 8 operating system.
Playing those mind-games: a preview of Remember Me
James Dominguez Remember Me is a gorgeous, stylish science fiction adventure with enough fresh ideas to spice up its mostly been-there-done-that gameplay mechanics.
Your Turn: Give mobile gaming a chance
Screen Play reader Shaun Inguanzo In his Your Turn debut, Screen play reader Shaun Inguanzo argues that gaming on phones and tablets should be taken more seriously.
Dragging games away from their violent roots
James Dominguez Most of the games we play centre around killing scores of enemies. Is there a change coming? One independent developer thinks there is.
