Graham Smith
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Demigod review: 'A fantastically imaginative gameworld of gods, dinosaurs and giants'
By Graham Smith published
Good Lord One of the gods has fallen. Demigod is your chance to replace him. The problem? The other seven applicants.

The Sims 3 review: 'a joyful simulation, and celebration, of life and all its dramas'
By Graham Smith published
Life affirming Love, work and kleptomania return in The Sims 3, Electronic Arts' enormous life-controlling sequel to the bestselling PC game of all time.

Mirror's Edge review: 'Really, really good, but it could have been superb'
By Graham Smith published
Bounding A hop, skip and a jump away from greatness?

Rain World is a promising chase game set in dark, lizard-infested mazes
By Graham Smith published

Prison Architect: how Introversion avoided jail by embracing their hardest project yet
By Graham Smith published

Spelunky review
By Graham Smith published
I should have been more careful. Having reached the end of one of Spelunky’s procedurally generated levels, I turned my back on the exit, and decided to bomb my way inside a snake pit instead.

Thief hands-on: Eidos Montreal attempt to modernise a stealth classic
By Graham Smith published

Battlefield 4 hands-on: scaling skyscrapers and sniping for victory in war-torn Shanghai
By Graham Smith published

Gunpoint released: here's the launch trailer and the reason why we're not reviewing it
By Graham Smith published

Minecraft renders: Azeroth, the PC Gamer server, and how to make your own
By Graham Smith published

Hotline Miami review
By Graham Smith published
Transgressive like Grand Theft Auto hasn’t been for years, Hotline is violent, quick and compulsive but lacking in depth.

Aliens: Colonial Marines multiplayer: xenomorphs vs humans "not a fair set-up"
By Graham Smith published

Steam Greenlight announced, will let gamers vote indie games on to Steam
By Graham Smith published
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