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Miles T

Just an avid gamer, trophy-hunter and all round video game enthusiast. Looking to write reviews, articles and other (hopefully) interesting insights into my favourite games.

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Classic Galactic Conquest Could Revitalize EA’s Modern Battlefront Series

DICE's modern Battlefront series forewent the original titles' galactic conquest mode, a mistake that may have cost the modern titles their full potential.

Assassin’s Creed Odyssey’s Conquest Battles Were a Missed Opportunity

Assassin's Creed Odyssey is a fantastic game that didn't quite manage to live up to its lofty potential, and conquest battles were a primary victim of this.

The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit Review – Bursting with Energy, Life and Brutal Reality

A short but - most importantly - free episode taster for the upcoming Life is Strange 2, the adventures of Captain Spirit appear that they'll indeed, be awesome.

Detroit: Become Human Review – An Android Revolution Brought to Life

A game with something to say, Detroit: Become Human merges the mediums of cinema and video game, with an outstanding result.

What Happened to Linear Games? And Are They Due a Resurgence?

Linear, single-player driven experiences used to be the gold standard in the AAA market. They've since been eclipsed by open-world and massive, time-intensive games. Read on for a perspective on what caused this.

Assassin’s Creed Rogue Remastered Review: A Worthy Upgrade or Cheap Templar Trick?

Despite a promising narrative and established gameplay structure, Assassin's Creed Rogue Remastered fails to innovate from its predecessor or meaningfully improve upon its original release.

Vaas Montenegro: How Ubisoft Created an Iconic Villain

Bloodthirsty, relentless, and maddeningly entertaining -- how did Ubisoft craft such a complex and compelling character as Far Cry 3's Vaas?

The Trophy Dilemma: When Striving for Platinum Derails Enjoyment

Earning trophies has become a past time of many a gamer, but could they be ruining our gaming experiences?

A Way Out Review: Escaping Prison With a Friend Has Never Been More Fun, or Consequence-Free

Timing button prompts, ruining emotional cutscenes, coordinating madness, and endless mini-game distractions. A Way Out is a co-op game like no other that you shouldn't miss out on experiencing.