Lazy. That’s the word I would use to sum up Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed: Unity offering at EGX 2014, especially when compared to their other stands. Far Cry 4? Playable. Assassin’s Creed: Rogue? Playable. Trials Fusion? Playable and running a competition. … Continue reading EGX 2014: Assassin’s Creed: Unity
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Many of us video gamers are also fans of a spot of tabletop gaming, so what happens when you combine the traditional storytelling game with a video game? Maybe Knights of Pen & Paper +1 has the answer? ROUND-UP: Developer: … Continue reading 1001 Future: Knights of Pen & Paper +1
The axis system is an old method of helping to build the characteristics of a player character in tabletop RPGs. It places the ethical outlook of an individual on a simple scale based on their attitudes to law and order … Continue reading Bending alignments: part 3
You’ve surely heard of the Grand Theft Auto series? Well if that’s the case, you’d be well aware that Grand Theft Auto 5 isn’t on the XBox One or the PlayStation 4 yet. What about the inevitable PC edition too? … Continue reading GTA V for PC, PS4 and XBox One
Have you ever spent months waiting for a game, to finally get your hands on it and realise that it just wasn’t worth it? Or was there ever a title you played that was so buggy, with a story so … Continue reading Disappointing video games: Fable III
You may have noticed that we’ve recently introduced a new Tabletop-Up section here at 1001-Up.com and what better way to launch it than with our very own RPG? Read on to find out how this came about and to catch … Continue reading Keep on them Borderlands: prologue
Have you ever spent months waiting for a game, to finally get your hands on it and realise that it just wasn’t worth it? Or was there ever a title you played that was so buggy, with a story so … Continue reading Disappointing video games: The Last Story
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is the fourth instalment in the series and features guards with a famous catchphrase. Can the game stand up to the storytelling genius of its predecessor The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind? ROUND-UP: Developer: Bethesda Game … Continue reading 1001 Reviews: The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
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