Nick Gillett

GameCentral reviews the PSVR2 version of the popular flight sim sequel and the closest thing to a new Pilotwings game on modern consoles.

Netflix’s iconic show gets another video game adaptation, this one letting you play as both Eleven and series 4 bad guy Vecna.

One of the best video games of the year is a roguelite poker sim and one of the most peculiarly entertaining indie games of recent years.

This surreal new visual novel tells a tale of young adults celebrating their freedom from lockdown… and descending into murder.

We're seeing an increase in the number of celebrities entering the spirits industry. And who can blame them – our industry is vibrant, fun, and full of top-notch people who are creative and love what they do. George Clooney, Ryan Reynolds, Matthew McConaughey and Kendall Jenner are just a few of the household names who have gone and produced their own booze brand. And it's not restricted to spirits, with big names like Kylie Minogue and even Graham Norton entering the wine industry.

GameCentral takes a look at a new indie Metroidvania with a stunning visual style and a tough but rewarding sci-fi challenge.

Capcom's much loved Dragon’s Dogma finally gets a sequel, as you and your AI pawns once again brave a lethal but beautiful fantasy world.

Keri Russell stars in a new interactive drama from the makers of Gone Home and Tacoma, but what kind of story is it trying to tell?

There's a whole bunch of impressive new smartphone games out at the moment, from Call Of Duty Warzone Mobile to the satirical Recursion.

The UK Government recently announced that it would create 20,000 new apprenticeships by reforming the complex, paperwork-fuelled, resource-thirsty apprenticeship levy system for SMEs. A move that should benefit hospitality businesses up and down the country by bringing in new blood at the beginning of their careers. Phrases like ‘cut red tape' and ‘regulatory burdens slashed' appear throughout the government's official, grand announcement – but forgive me if I retain my cynicism for now. This is coming from a government that has done nothing but increase the burden on business. And I'll come back to that shortly.