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The Codec Moments’ Week Spot
Another week has passed, we’re closer to the Xbox One release and the PS4 in Europe (one of our writers has got his already, and we promise not to give him too much grief about it *fingers crossed...
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Loadout
A free to play third person shooter from Edge of Reality, Loadout is designed to be a manic, over-the-top shooting-fest where you get no time at all to pause and think. It’s free, it’s frantic and...
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Double Dragon Neon
If you were one of the kids who dumped all of your allowance into arcade machines growing up, then you may remember the joys of games such as Double Dragon. Originally released in 1987, the beat em’...
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Broken Sword 5: The Serpent’s Curse
Point and click adventures have come back in a big way over the last few years, and much of the raised profile of the genre can be laid at the feet of The Walking Dead games by Telltale. However, the...
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Ibb & Obb (PC)
We first reviewed Ibb & Obb last August when it released on the PlayStation 3 and were very nicely surprised by the way it looked, played and sounded, so much so that we got in touch with the...
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A History of Killing Floor
After a fair bit of rumour and speculation, on May 8th of this year Tripwire Interactive confirmed that development for Killing Floor 2 is underway. For a lot of PC gamers, this is great news. For...
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MouseCraft
MouseCraft – the self proclaimed cheesiest game ever – developed by Crunching Koalas released today on Steam as well as, with the aid of Curve Studios, the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation...
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The Swapper
Whilst it’s a game that has been available on Steam for a while now, The Swapper by Facepalm Games is being ported to the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita by Curve Studios to be...
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Crimsonland
Crimsonland is a game that truly surprised me. Not knowing what to expect, I sat down to play with no preconceived idea of the style. The game caught my eye immediately as its own cover image bears...
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Shadow of Mordor Trophies & New Screens
We’ve been keeping an eye on Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor for a while here at Codec Moments, from what we’ve seen it’s shaping up to be something a bit special (well, we’re hoping so!). Through...
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Sniper Elite III: Save Churchill DLC Trailers
We know on console that we’ve still got a bit to wait for the final part of the Save Churchill DLC to come to us, but if you’ve got the game on Steam, the all three parts are now available for your...
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The Escapists Early Access
The Escapists is a new game currently being developed by Mouldy Toof Studios and published by Team17. Since I was familiar with Team17 from their wonderful Worms franchise, I was excited to try out...
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Shadow of Mordor Voice Acting
We’ve been excited for Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor since the beginning of the year, and it’s now nearly time for the release, unless you’re interested in the version for PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360,...
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Depth Trailer & Screens
For anyone itching for a twist on the FPS conventions, look no further than Depth. A game that started out as a student project, a mod for Unreal Tournament 3, before the team behind it decided to go...
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Heavy Bullets
I find myself to be fairly unforgiving when it comes to indie games. Not because I just don’t like them for no reason, but that I like to think I know when something is striving to be good – or at...
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Defense Grid 2
Fresh off the Kickstarter presses we have Defense Grid 2 – the hotly anticipated follow-up to 2008’s Defense Grid: The Awakening. Developed by Hidden Path Entertainment and published by 505 Games,...
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Depth
A couple of months back a game entered the crosshairs that I saw a lot of promise in, at least in regards to taking the FPS genre in a different direction for a change. Well, it has arrived. Digital...
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Randal’s Monday
Playing a game that struggles to be funny is a chore. You fight to put up with the pithy dialogue and roll your eyes in frustration at the cheap voice acting. Thankfully, this is not the case with...
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Zombie Army Trilogy Coming Soon
Some great news today for all those Sniper Elite console players who’ve never had the chance to take on the zombie hordes with X-Ray bullet cam shots, Zombie Army Trilogy is coming to PS4 and Xbox One...
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Dead Synchronicity Preview
Kickstarter feels like it’s coming into its own now with crowd funded games starting to get into users hands in decent numbers. It’ll never do away with the publishing model currently used for the...
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