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Lego The Lord of the Rings review

The formula for Lego games should be familiar by now: take a pop culture universe, render its characters and world with the titular Danish building blocks, add in a healthy dose of slapstick humor and as many collectibles as you can stuff on a disc, and ship it. That recipe …

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Rabbids Land review

From the day these off-kilter creatures were born, the Rabbids have been the stars of several casual party games from publisher Ubisoft. After many lovably manic adventures over the past six years, the odd mammals are taking their specific brand of mayhem to the Wii U in their newest get-together, …

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Sci-Fis Greatest Flying Cars

From The SFX Archives: Some of the best flying cars (and buses) – that actually LOOK like cars (or buses) – from science fiction and fantasy (with one exception, for product placement reasons). ( This is an updated and extended version of a feature published in 2010 .) Back To …

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Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two side quest guide

Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two offers a return to Wasteland, but it also offers plenty of side quests during your mission to save the world of not-quite-cartoons. Some involve finding hidden items, and some involve tracking down certain landmarks across the world. Some even have multiple paths to …

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Pax Britannia: Jonathan Green Interview

The Time’s Arrow author talks about writing a novel with a bit of help from his readers. (opens in new tab) Time’s Arrow , the latest novel in Abaddon Books’ Pax Britannia series, is a little different from previous titles. Originally published in three parts in e-book form, Time’s Arrow …

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The Tomorrow People To Get US Remake

The Tomorrow People are a thing of the past no more. The executive producers behind two of the CW’s biggest hits, The Vampire Diaries and Arrow , are teaming up to bring a US version of the cult 1970s UK children’s telefantasy to the network. According to Deadline , Julie …

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BLOG The Man Of Glass REVIEW

The Man of Glass Written and Drawn by Martin Flink Published by Accent UK £3.95 http://www.accentukcomics.com/man_of_glass.html That being said, there’s real authority to his art. Simple lines combining to drive home the physicality of the characters to touching effect. The boxer is a wall, not of unlikely Olympian muscle, but …

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